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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7632, 26 January 1903, Page 3

GROVE'S CASH s^oke Preserving Season, 1903. WE HAVE A FULL STOCK OS JAM JAES \ JELLY JARS ALL MASON JARS [SIZES. PRESERVING Jars, MASLIN PANS \ ENAMEL Preserv- ALD ing Pans y SIZES. INDIARUBBER 1 Rings j PEESERVING SUGAB VERY STRONG. ALL VERY CHEAP AT GROVE'S CASH STORE. MRS J, fl. ANDERSON, RELIABLE REGISTRY OFFICE, TERRACE END. AGENT FORCanteebuey Press axd Harold's Hair Restore*. WANTED— Lady helps, housekeepers, general, no children, 15s ; general, near town, 15s ; girls to assist, 10s ; kitehenmaid 14s, private house ; -waitresses, house maids, laundresses, cooks, 20s ; cooka an* parlour-maids for stations ; housemai* waitress, nurse for station, girls for Hawke's Bay, Hawera, Wanganui, and Wellington Wanted—Scutchers and pressers Wanted—Cook for hotel, £3 per week Wanted—Two kitchenmen, 20s Wanted—Plughman, milkers-and hotel hands. Wanted—Situation for new chum : no salary. Also for buttermaker. Wanted—A cook for flaxmill, wases £2 a, week. Wanted—Cook for a threshing machine, wages 30s MRS J. H. ANDERSON. AGENT FOR MANAWATU DULY TIMES.

Registry Office. ANSTfiE AND CO, LAND AND LABOUR AGENT, Main street, near Bail way Station. \A^ ANTEI)~House and Parl°u* maids ; T T general for town, wages 15s ; 2 men for scrub-cutting ; elderly man' for gardening ; cook for country hotel; Bor 4 good milkers ; good barmaid for country hotel; general for Pahiatua, los ; waitress and ladies' helps for country. Waiting engagements — Housekeeper, experienced flaxmill and farm hands, engine-drivers and teamsters. MRS ESSEX, LICENSED REGISTBY OFFICE.' Opposite the Palmerston Railway Station Wunted : First-cass barmaid, country Wanted: General farm hand abie to plough ; wages 2os Wanted : Nen good flaxcutters, 6s per ton Wanted : Sorter for flaxmili, 7s 6d per day Wanted : Three flaxcutters, 6s 6d per ton Wanted : Some kind person to look after baby girl, 18 months old Wanted .-Kitchenmaid, private famiir, good wages Wanted: Housemaid, country hotel, wages 15s Wanted—Two flaxcutters, 6s Wanted—A general farm, must be able to milk Wanted—A general for town, easy place Wanted—Six men, must be good crosscut and axemen ; Is per hour Wanted—First-plass milker Wanted—Young man to drive baker's cart, country Wanted—Nwo first-class flaxcutters, 8s per ton Wanted : Man to drive baker's cart Wanted ; Two married couples

EW C-roomed house at sacrifice, corner * Ferguson and Pitt street. No reasonable offer refused. Senn, Occidental Hot*) Buildings. LOST —In Palmerston about three wee! Q ago, a liver and white cceker spaniel. Reward at Daily Times office or Stevenson. Broad street stables. 1 OST—A Brown trap horse, branded ' * MO on the right shoulder. Findei. please communicate with the Rev E. Richards, Campbell street. WANTED— To sell a Sterling bicycle, in good order, £10 cash. J. B. Clarkson, Rudge-Whitworth Agency, next Firebell, Coleman Place. WANTED— Clerk, yardman, and two teams for carting timber. C. N. | Clausen, Church street. TTT ANTED—A smart youth for~o___ce. VV Apply promptly C. B. Buxton, Land Agent, Rangitikei street. X\f ANTED—A smart young man to v > work in factory. Apply Bell and Co., Raugitikei street. \hJ ANTED—At once, a smart' man * with good references, and understands general storekeeping. No other need -PPly-—Stephens Bros., Market House, Apiti. WANTED — A good second-hand billiard table. State price and where to be seen. "D" Daily Times office. POR SALE—Coachbuilding and Wheelwright business ; established 16 years. Owner has good reasons for selling. Can have lease of premises for a term of years. For particulars apply " Confidential," c/o A. E. Martin, Agent, Church street. i Vr ANTED KNOWN — Macphebsoo ?* Sells Groceries of the Best .nalitie. and at Low Priaej C-'iah .;":.• ANTISD KNOWN Th.-w oar deb. tomers save from 3a to 5s poi #eok i the oost of their ttrooories sin6e ws be?»*«» to issue a egolar monthly cash prioe lie Grove's Cash 8 ore. c Sanare. WASTED KNOWN - Mac.HMsom'b Kangany Toa s, cnestl? worth 2s MASSEY HARRIS AND LMPERIAL Eicyclea.—These splendid machines on _ale. All bicycle accessories in BtocV, Splendid assortment of lamps. Rtpaira under my own personal Jupervison.—C. S. Pickering, The Square, near public library. WANTED KNOWN-MACPHIB3OM eel . the Supreme Pig Meal; also bran, pollard, barley moal, crushsd oats, crushed barley, and good table potatoes.

TO L'^T— Furnished, College street south, 9-roomed house with 4 acres, Inrge orchard, twi paddocks, stabling, etc. To a really good tenant very reasonable re-!T. Apply G. \. Pre<.ce and Co., or Leigh »n 1 Vox. ANTED KNOWN—That J. Col li.vqwood, the Cash Batcher, corner of Main and Princess Streets, hat receivedMehvery of an up-to-date Cash Register, which registers all discounts. Liberal Discount to all Chb_ Purchasers. 8-ist Quality of Meat, at Lowest Posaibl. Prices. WANrED K^nwv-Highest prica for empty 1 ottles in Palmerston is obtained at Ga_t:obe's E_g_e Brewery, Bangitikei-street' FOR SALE—Second hand: One light spring dr_y ; l light express wag. gon; 1 Whiteehapel cart. All in good order. Apply A. Kingsbeer. WANTED KNOWN — Special reductions for Xmas. Up to January Ist I mil give a discount of 5 percent to all Cash Purchasers o! Rudge - Whitworth Bicycles ; on all other Bicycles on band 10 per cent for cash—J. B. Cl.rkson, next Firebell, Coleman Place, Palmerston N., and Manchester street, Feilding, BUILDING SECTIONS FOB SALE. I /OR SALE—Good b ilding sites in _ . -• _.r»vr ctrcet. For particular" ; C E. WALDSGRAVE, >> Tha Sqaa»3