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Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 245, 13 September 1935, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, between Northcote Hospital, and 317 Ferguson Street, gent’s right hand leather glove. Reward. Phone 5961. LOST, string of pearls between Square and Russell Street. Finder please return M. Anderson, National Bank Building, Phone 8665. Reward. TO LET. i I TO LET, single furnished room, with or without board, chiefly for company.—l 76 College Street. M'O LET, single roomed flat, furnished, -L . complete with gas, electricity, bathroom, fireplace; Ids 6d. References required.—Hopwood Hardware. 'I O LET, large shed, 1000 sq. feet, -L suitable workshop or manufacturing. Apply 5 Andrew Young Street. TO LET, self-contained flat, 3 rooms J- and motor garage, handy Square. Apply 14 Mere Mere Avenue, phone 6901, tj'O LET, furnished bach, 3 minutes -L Square; goud condition; gas. Address “Standard.” i r FO LET, furnished bedroom and sitL tmgroom, fireplace, gas stove, garage, conveniences.—Address “Standard.” r PO LET, well furnished flat, living J- room, double bedroom, own cooker, meter, every convenience; close in; moderate. Address “Standard.” A DAY FOE THE BOYS SKINNER’S LTD. GREAT REMOVAL SALE CLOTHE YOUR BOYS AT HALE THE USUAL COST. Only a Few of the Startling Bargains are herein shown:— 14 only Boys' TLAiNiNELEITE PYJAMAS. Sizes 7,8, 9. Usually 3s lid TO-MORROW 4 only Boys’ Pure Wool SERGE Sui Ta. Sizes 10 lo 13 oulv. Usually 32s tkl. 10-jihißKO \V 22 /0 10 dozen Boys’ GREY CANOE bnrRTS Usually 2s lid to 3s Od. TU-MOrrOW 2/g 15 only Pure Wool GREY’ SHxRTS. Canoe and Tennis. Usually 7s lid to 9s Gd. TO-MORROW g/21 14 only Boys’ CREAM COTTON PULLOVERS, 26 to 30. Usually 2s lid. TO-MORROW’ j^/0 5 dozen SCHOOL CAPS, assorted colours. Usually 2s 3d. TO-MORROW 2/0 7 only Boys’ SPORTS COATS, 8 to 12. Usually 18s 9d to 21s. TO-MORROW 24/0 4 dozen Boys’ TIES, Red, blue, yellow, grey stripe. Usually 6d. TO-MORROW t>D EACH 3 dozen only Boys’ WOOL AND COTTON SINGLETS, from 3s 6d to 5s Cd. ... TO-MORROW 2/11 3 dozen Boys’ FLEECE LINED SINGLETS, 22 to 26 only. Usually Is Od to Is lid. ... TO-MORROW y_ Oddments in Boys’ School CASHMERE HOSE. Asst, colours, 2s lid to 3s 9d TO-MORROW 2/6 Hundreds Oddments in Boys’ Pullovers, Cardigans, Shorts, Overcoats, at Giveaway Prices. ALL LINES MUST GO. R E EA R L Y. )NA DEAN, lh.a.m., thay School, London. Dalcrozo School of Eurhythmies, London. Geneva. /A NEED PIANOFORTE, SPECIAL LDREN’S CLASSES IN MUSICIANP, EURHYTHMIES, ORCHESTRAL WORK, CONDUCTING. CLARENDON BUILDING, The Squaro, Palmerston North, rms commences Saturday, September Prospectus on Application. IS IT NOTHING TO YOU rpHAT “TOMS” ENTIRE STAFF are 1 New Zealanders? Help to solve the unemployment problem; all our staff work under Award Rates. Shop “TOMS” and SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. “TOMS” are never undersold. “TOMS” stock only the Best and Freshest. WEEK-END PRICES. LEMONS (N.Z. grown, full of juice), • 30 a Is ORANGES (Australian, very sweet), 8 a Is APPLES (Red Dessert) 51b Is PEARS. Choice Dessert (for sick friend) 31bs Is GRAPES, New Season’s (for the girl friend) Is 6d lb COCOANUTS (full of milk) ... 4 als PUMPKIN (Firm and Ripe) 161 bls Swedes, Potatoes, Celery, Cabbage, Cauliflowers, Leeks, Tomatoes, Lettuce, etc., etc. SATURDAY SPECIAL! 2 Spring CABBAGE—4£lb POTATOES—31b Best PUMPKIN—--2 N Z. LEMONS—LOT ■ 1/“TOMS” OPEN E R U I T M A R T, ALL-BRITISH FIRM. Free Delivery. Plione 5367. MASON TRANSPORT WELLINGTONPALMERSTON DAILY. ALL Charges Reasonable. All goods xx. receive ouly one handling. NOTICE. —We do all Customs clearance for clients. M. Summers, Manager. P.N. Depot, Curriii’s Cycle Works, Main Street, phono 5944. ROYALE DUTCH LOUNGE HOT DINNERS AND TEAS. MORNING and afternoon teas. Cafeteria. Service for Those So Desiring. SUPPER SERVED AFTER THE THEATRE. SPECIAL NOTE.—The management cater for all Social Functions. A separate party room available at * moderate J charge. j