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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXII, Issue 266, 9 October 1942, Page 1

PROPERTY LOST. BLUE budgerigar, vicinity Princess St.Broadway. Howard. Address “Standard.” rUIILD’S black 6hoc, vicinity Terrace V End. King 6117 or 563 Church St. Kcward. /'tKEY squirrel necklet, pray attached, Vj Thursday, vicinity Post Office and I’.D.C. King 136 D. LAST Friday evening, small brown purse containing notes. Ring 6457. LIGHT pigskin glove, blaok stitching, lost Square, Friday morning. Finder please leave “Standard.” ONE boot, size thirteen, between city and Longburn. Finder please ring 6472. QIGNET ring by soldier, initial P.T.G. 1J Finder kindly leave address at “Standard.” WOULD person who removed lady’s cycle from Post Office on Thursday afternoon return to Eclipse Wire Products, Grey St. ? PROPERTY FOUND. SUM of money this morning by school girl. Owner can have same by paying cost of advertisement. Address “Standard.” ACCOMMODATION WANTED. BOARD and residence, elderly couple, also car shed if possible. State terms to Phone 89, Woodville. nOTTAGE, Foxton Beach, for 2 weeks, \J from about December 27. Rent in advance. Write 97 “Standard.” FURNISHED flat, one bedroom,\unfurnished by officer’s wife. Write 276 “Standard.” LARGE unfurnished room, also use of conveniences; soldier’s wife. Write 277 “Standard.” TWO unfurnished rooms wanted bywoman with two small children; use all conveniences. Write 275 “Standard. ACCOMMODATION TO LET. BEACH cottage, Waitarere, accommodate six. Immediate possession. Very moderate rent. Phone 7485. TWO unfurnished front rooms, hot point, fireplace; use conveniences. Address “Standard.” THREE roomed unfurnished flat, adults. 165 Fitzherbcrt Ave. Unfurnished rooms to let, use of conveniences. Goldfern, David St. WHARIPAI,” accommodation for permanent and casual guests. 22 Andrew Young St. 2 FURNISHED rooms, use of conveniences. Address “Standard,” l’cilding.

SINGLE room, 12s 6d , weekly, also double rooms, adults. Phone, use conveniences. Ring 6368. pRIYATE JJOTEL. CASUAL AND PERMANENT GUESTS Tariff Reasonable. WANTED TO BUY. CHILD’S pushchair. Particulars to 272 ‘‘Standard.” . riAMPHUR chest, any size. Write P.U. U Box 11, Rongotca. CANE pushchair, sponge tyres. State price. Write 268 “Standard.” CHEVROLET or Model A Pord car. vj State price, etc., to Box 184, Palmerston North. FRESH eggs, any quantity, required. Apply Bcresford Tearooms, l<eildin#. FIVE-ROOMED modern bungalow, for cash, in or near Broadway. Write “Cash,” 269 “Standard.” QAS range, good order. Ring 7355. EARED drilling machine, suitable for general workshop use; full particulars to Reid and Gray Agency, 171 Rangitikei St. HOUSE with about 10 rooms, or would consider exchange with li storey bungalow 6 rooms. Write 232 “Standard.” T ADY’S bicycle. Ring 6252. Jj LADY’S bicycle, preferably sports, good order. Phone 7163. LAWNMOWER, 5 blade, good order, reasonable. Cash payment. Write 263 “Standard.” MODERN cash register, must be in good order and at the right price. Send full particulars to 237 “Standard.” OLD gold and diamonds, highest cash prices. Looser’s, cnr. IMain and George Sts. PIANO, iron frame, in good condition. Cash. Phono 7182. PEDAL car. Reply L._ Macphcrson, 20 Rangitane St., P.N. STUMPING jack', all metal, small size. Writo 264 “Standard.” YOUNG sheep dog or one ready to start work. Apply 75 Grey St. or phone 6774. 4OR 5-roomed house in reasonably good order, about £3OO deposit. Particulars to “Buyer,” 248 “Standard.”

AIR gun 6, 8.8. air rifles and pistols, odd jardiniere and vases, electric irons, crockery, saucepans, kettles, etc. Crown Mart, 395 Main St, TTTANTED to buy, brewery bottles. YY Lad ice’ and children’s spring frocks and costumes, fashionable summer straw and felt hats. Top price offered. Mrs Kreft, Cuba St. (next to Ward Bros.). JJOUNSEYS LTD. are buyers of Used Furniture in any quantity. For best prices and prompt cash ring 6269. QASH buyers of musical instruments, gents’ clothing, household goods, men’s boots, shoes; engineering, carpentering and gardening tools.—Uncle Alf’s, 369 Main St., Phone 6780. SEEDS, PLANTS AND SHRUBS. TOMATO plants for present planting. Australian Dwarf can bo grown without stakes, also Early Cluster, Best of All and other leading varieties. Special quotations for largo quantities. Harrison’s, Coleman Place. ' LIVINGSTONE Daisy, brilliant for the border, Is dozen. Week-end special Wool worths. I FARMERS i Plant now your macro- ; carpa and shelter trees. We have fine 6tocks to select from. Hart’s Nurseries, 582 Ferguson St., Terrace End. Phono 6758. ' RELIABLE 6_ceds are always procurable from us in packets or bulk. All latest novelties in flower and vegetable seeds. Everything for the garden procurable at Harrison’s. pLANTS and seeds for vegetable and flower garden. Largest stock of best quality in the city.—B. H. Just, Florist, the Square. LARGE supplies tomato plants now ready for outdoor planting. Best of All (smooth round) and Pritchard, the large fruiting tomato. A good selection of flower seedling now ready. Pereson’s Nursery, Church St. ARTHUR JUST. Nurseryman and florist, 60 • College Street. Phone 6476, for Plants, Fruit in Season, Cut Flowers and Floral Work of all descriptions. INSPECT THE NURSERY AT ANY TIME.