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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 167, 14 June 1933, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, red and green jersey belt. Reward on returning to L. Martin, bookseller, Coleman Place. lOST, one Ford headlight, drum type, between Hospital and the Square. Finder please return to Traffic Manager. FOUND. —The Show is coming. Why not a Eugene permanent wave? From 15s.—Levy’s, George Streety TO LET. TO LET, small house, Clielwood Street, every convenience, motor shed. Ring .7144. ' 'I"0 LEI’, shop with tiled iront, nv--L ing rooms, all conveniences, tor two persons, £1 weekly.—Hopwood Hardware. 5-RD. bungalow, Waldegrave St., 27s 6d; 4 rma., Worcester St., 17s 6d; 5 rms., Morris St., 22s 6d; 6 mis., Russell St., 255; 6 rms., Lombard St., 22s 6d; 6 mis., Lunbrick St., 22s 6d; 5 rms., Ferguson St., 22s 6d. —A. Mortlund and CojS 215 Cuba Street. 6 ROOMS, Ferguson Street, 265; 7 rooms, Ngata Street, 30s; 4 rooms, Moms Street, 22s 6d; 4 rooms, Ngata Street, 26s 6d; 6 rooms, Knowles Street, 22s 6d; 4 rooms, West street, 255; 6 rooms, Ferguson Street, 30s—to let. —W. S. Long. TO LET, two front rooms, gas stove, separate meter, e. 1., terms reasonable. Apply 163_Lyndhurst Street. TWO furnished rooms to let, suit two business girls or gents, bdard optional. Address “Stanaard.” LET, 4 and 5-roomed houses, 3 -L minutes from Square, 15s to 235. Apply Abrahams, 363 Main Street. 6 RMS., Knowles St., 255; 4 rms., Church St., 18s; b rms., with 1£ acres, iierguson St., 265; 4-rnid. flat, Jbourko St., 17s 6d; 4-rd. flat, Cuba Street, 20s; 5-rd. bungalow, near Catholic Church, 255; 6 rms., Elizabeth St., 255; and others, at A. Mortland and Co., 213 Cuba Street. WANTED to lease, urgently, superior furnished bungalow witii at least three bedrooms, excellent tenant. Apply niiinawatu Land and Live Stock Agency, Kangitikei Street. TINY TOTS Garage, Coleman Place, -L annual sale, 12th to 24th June. Jlargains in prams, chairs, basketware. MEN'S navy and fawn mackintosh trench overcoate. Waterproof, all sizes. Special price 14s 9d.—Collinson and Cunninghame.

SCOTCH Wool and Hosiery Shop— Patou’s crochet wool 7<Sd oz. skn.; Patou’s Azalea, 10id oz. skn.j Paton’s Veronica, llid oz. skn.; Paton’s 2-ply super, tkl skn.; Fulwul 2-ply, 81d oz.. skn.; Ashburton silk and. wool, 7d oz. skn.; Lorna Wool. Is Id skn. WANTED, grazing for 12 to 15 cows. Write 4z4, “fatandard.” SALE Liquidation Stock.—Berryman’s old shop, next Midland Hotel, commences to-moi‘row (Thursday). Big bargains drapery and clothing. WANTED, self-contained furnished flat, married couple; central, moderate terms. Reply “Sure Pay, 425,” “Standard.” WANTED, by young married couple, . furnished bed-sitting room, use of conveniences. "Write particulars to 421, “Standard.” MEN’S leather coats, made from selected skins, all sizes. Special price 555.- —Collinson and Cunningha me. ANTED, two men boarders, from 20th, £1 week, musical preferred. Write “Good Home 420,” “Standard.” NICE best quality handbag procurable at a reasonable price. Seo these at H. L. Young, Ltd. Inspection welcomed. WILSON’S Warehouse Sale.—Evening frocks 25s Gd, worth 35s 6d, in a dainty selection of colours, made in angel skin and suede art. silk.—W. H. Wilson. MEN’S leather . coats, made from selected skins, all sizes. Special price 55s.—Collinson and Cunninghame. W~~ ANTED to buy, postage stamps, collection or loose lots. Particulars, to 11. 11. Calder, 27 Morris Street. MALAZiiJMtS wanted m any quantities.—Cambridge Book Exchange, Soldiers’ Club Buildings, Georgo Street, Palmerston North. ON’T be late for the Show —if your car won’t start ring 5064. —Justice and Edmunds. HIGH-CLASS photography by Miss Biilens, 80 Fitzherbert Avenue. Phono 5677 for appointment. Children’s portraitures a speciality. _ _ MAIDJ3’ heavy weight full fashioned all wool black gym. hose; sizes 5, 0,7; June 4s 6d.—Collinson-Ctnining-hame. RECOVERING quid repairing upholstered furniture of any description at cheapest rates.—22n Bourke Street. SIMPSON’S Show Specials. —We ■ specialise in the famous “Broadway” suits, made to measure, £4 4s, with a guaranteed lit, cut and finish. We invite you to inspect our exclusive range before deciding on your next suit. Fine colonial and English worsteds, obtainable only at Simpson’s Ltd., the Square, next Watchorns. MEN’S plus fours in a good English cut in shade of brown, from 22s Gd.—Coliinson and Cunninghame. SECOND-HAND Cycles—lnspect these snips: Ladies’, £2 15s, £3 15s; maids’, £3 10s; gents’, £2 10s, £3 10s, two at £3 15s. All fitted with backpedalling brakes. Reliable Cycle Depot, 239 Main Street. DRESSES cut out and fitted, pinned or tacked up, 3s Gd. —Room 7, Queen’s Chambers, near Watson Bros. YOUR eiderdown remade or recovered (latest electric machines used), special 12s 6d; loose covers, 30s set.— Home Help, opp. Central. School*. OUR June Snips.—Gents’ winter wefglit pyjamas, 4s 9d; all wool English ribbed half hose," Is lid; Petone No. 19 all wool half hose, Is lid ; all wool working sox, Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is lid, 2s 3d; gents’ odd pyjama coats and pants, 2s 6d; gents’ strong working braces, Is lid and 2s 3d; gents’ fleecy lined singlets and underpants is lid. See our bargain tables. —Goldfinch and Cousins,