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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 249, 18 September 1933, Page 8

FLOWERING cherries- 10,000 included in auction sale, 12 College Street, Wednesday and Thursday next. MORRIS truck.—Good. economical English one-ton truck, just overhauled and repainted, all new tyres. We are willing to give any trial roi this is a really good model, while our price will astound you. Call or ling for demonstrations. —Fowler and I orter Ltd. Agents Ledford Trucks. rn ENNIS rackets from 9s 6d upwards, JL magnificent selection at Bennett s, Broadway. AIRY fanners.—Cooled nulls almost invariably grades, high. Why not use a Ripple chute cooler in place of the muk: chute? Little expense, best results.—lioli,e„ and Kirk, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. OMEN’S Institutes. Call or write for our price list of stools, tables, e t c . City Furnishers; Fitzherbert Avenue. BEDDING now selling at reduced prices 4ft 6in soft mattress and 2 pillows from 255. 3ft mattresses with one pillow from 14s Gd. Wondeilul range of bedding in all grades and sizes await yout selection at Hutchins Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main btreet East, Palmerston North. ENGLISH all-wool socks in shades of ,rrey black and heather mixtures, Is lid pair; art. silk ties in regimental stripes and figured designs, Is Gd each, odd pvjania pants and coats, 2s Gd each; “Flette” pyjamas m neat stripes all sizes, 4s 9d pair; Kaiapoi all wool cardigans, special price, 12s lid each; fancy brown light-wool socks, 3 pair for 2s Gd.—Goldfinch and Cousins, the men's store. SAPOLIN Speed Enamels In all colours for enamelling furniture of every description. Dries in four hours to a finish as hard and smooth as glass. —Alexander Clark Ltd., 15 and 17 Fitzherbert Avenue. MEN’S tweed caps in neat checks, all sizes, 2s Gd each; fleecy singlets and underpants, sizes 34in to 44in, one price Is lid garment; our special “ail-wool” working socks, 3 pairs lor 2s 9d; genuine English interlock athletic singlets and underpants, 2s Gd garment ; men’s neg. shirts with collar to match, in neat stripes, 3s Gd each. —Goldfinch and Cousins, the men's store. LOST AND FOUND. WILL person seen taking gentleman’s bicycle outside People’s Fish Mart, Saturday night, return save further trouble. FOK SALE. FOR SALE, S.F.L. plow, £lO cash. R. and G. grass harrows £7 10s. Address “Standard.” AUSTIN Seven Saloons.—Choice of two, both recently painted and overhauled. Two well shod, smooth running economical little cars, which must he sold.—Fowler and Porter, Ltd., Agents Vauxliall, Chevrolet and standard cars. FOR SALE, Douglas motor cycle, saddle tank model, small mileage, G 27 10s. Ring 6895. IARPET squares.—9 x9£3 7s Gd, 9 x 10ft Gin £4 7s Gd, 9 x 12, £6 10s, 8 10s and £9 10s. We invite you to spect. Andrews, House Furnishers, 80 angitikei Street, Better Value Area. USTIN 6-16 saloon, one owner, O.K. f i n every way, £250. Chevrolet in nditioii, £2O. Armstrong Sidley, urer, light English car at a light ice £35. Cash, or terms arranged desired and old car traded. Opera ouse Service Station. OMFORT for the Winter.—Special line of fireside chairs at unheard prices. See our window display.— rnishers, Ltd., Grand Hotel Build;s, The Home of Good Furniture. lEVIIOLET. —4 cylinder one ton truck. An amazingly cheap male and one we can thoroughly remend. Ideal for town delivery, for ian who does not wish to sink much ital. The best truck bargain in n. —Fowler and Porter, Ltd. Agents lord Trucks. SITUATIONS. WANTED, refined country girl, about 15, for light housework, wages ss, sleep in, good home. Address “Standard.” WANTED, girl for light household duties, and to mind children, sleep out preferred. Address “Standard.” WANTED, capable woman to look after small home lor few weeks. Call alter seven. Address “Standard.” IIEFINED young lady open for ent gagement household duties, excellent references. Write 245, "Standard.” tttANTED, trustworthy young girl, W light household duties, country, adults only. Address “Standard.” PARRYING wanted by competent Vj carrier. Anywhere, any time, any distance. Prices' to meet the times Phone 5537. W ANTED IMM ED lATEL Y. ARGANISER Six Weeks’ Queen CarU nival, Palmerston North. Duties Commencing September 23rd. Applications, stating remuneration required and enclosing references and qualifications, close definitely at 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, September 20th, 1933, with “ORGANISER,” Box 81, Palmerston North. LABOUR BUREAU, 156 RUAHINE STREET. PHONE 6211, PALMERSTON NORTH If you are unemployed consult us. As one of the oldest Labour Bureaus in New Zealand wo are constantly being requested to engage workers in various capacities over a wide rnim-o of districts. We are therefore in a position to help you find satisfactory employment. REGISTER WITH US EARLY.