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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7972, 8 February 1905, Page 1

THE LONGEST ESTABLISHED THE LEADING PAPBB „.„„ IN THIS TERRITORY. ? WITH A MISSION WITHOUT A MUZZLE. MUCH QUOTED TRUSTWORTHY

YOU CAN ADVERTIBE YOUB WANTS IN THIS COLUMS SIXTEEN WORDS SIXPENCE CASH OR HALF-CROWN A WBb£ HAVE you noticed Bonn's bargains? If not why not? He Baits othaa and oan suit U. MAN, age 30, eduoated, sober, and with best references, needs work ver» badly. Will accept anything 'offered. Address, Hewitt, Carnarvon Home. BanM-^ tikei-street. -•• • il^n \ VERY desirable residence of 7 rooms, ■P- wi^ every convenience, pleasantly situated, close to town, to be let, leased or sold. Apply Mrs P. Torstenson, Ferguson street. , -pLOST— From paddock in Park Boad,* 8 Southdown-Leicester cross"; lanreeV branded Bon rump. Eeward on returning same to Abraham and Williams. ~t " UTUMN Flower Show, Zealand* Hall, February 17. Great floral display. ■. TO LET—Workshop, 30x15, suitable for carpentsr, and two storey building 60 x 20, suitable for storeroom, ia King street, near Square.' Apply CdUinaon and Cunninghame. - '-">v TO LET—House of 8 rooms, bath-room, and wash-house, ever/ epnwni»ao«t orchard, garden, paddwk- sultatilej. tor* horse or cow, close to B*^^ FOB Sale, 3 reliable half-Jersey cows. M.G., Times office. T^OR Sale, good strong pony. Apply WANTED-Three good scutchers. Apply Sw&incon and BeYan, Manukau. ...... XTTANTED—Young lady, who is willing T V to do a little housework in return for a good home. Times office." ' ' ll WANTED— A married couple v boarders, near Square, good home, no children. Times office. ; ■' "* WANTED— Two young men toshan large room, near Square, bath, and piano, no children. Tihjs office;fi ?A V? WANTED - Everyone to know that Julius Maurer, Jeweller and,Watch-. maker, has the best selected goods in town. ——- : -—"- -'■'• '-»"'g»-^v^^£ WANTED— A draper for Eketahiraa W take charge of drapery, and boot department. Apply for particulars to C.F.A. Whiteford, chemist, Thelquare. WANTED— Tom, Dick, and : Harrj to give Maurer, Jeweller, Maifc street, a call. Jrrir. WANTED-A general servant. Apply; MraH. Gillies, Rangitikei latter AUTUMN Flower Show, in aid of the Beautifying Association fnnd. 2ealandia Hall, February 17. WANTED— Handy to town, a fourroomed cottage. "A.H.," Tnras office. WANTED, a man to work and take charge of a steam well-boring plant. Must be thoroughly capable. Also boy to learn well-boring. Apply (l sharp Jgf G; Blanche, Jackeytown. v" WANTED TO BUY—About a 6-horse power boiler at. once. Apply Tntn office. ' " "">cg A UTUMN Flower Show, Zealandia J\. Hall, February 17. Entries cJoierM the Hall, 10.30 a.m; " ""'■-*••*£«. WANTED, a smart boy for the iron-, mongery. Permain andGilcnrisi? WANTED— Boy for front Bhop. Wagw 15s. J. B. Clarkson, Coleman Place. BUSINESS people make time appointments to have your correspondenei done by Miss Duff, Public Typisfe {-^tele? phone 307. A DVERTISING money, spent right, is XI. an investment, not an expense." i »*. A GOOD ad. sells goods to-day and make 3 a good reputation, lor tomorrow. ALL the goods at Usmar the Tailor's are thoroughly up-to-date ; so is the cutter. '• ' ■•'•■* '* THE titae to stop advertising is whan you are - ready to close np yoat business. ''•'" xy • WANTED— On freehold security, to borrow £600, £400, and £210, rate 6 per cent. J. B. Stansell, sen.,iaaeU<MM»|f, Shannon. * ~ DO you want a fashionable suit ol clothes ? Well, Usmar oan satisfy you. ■. WANTED— The People of Palmentoa to known that Usmar is a> Tailor and the only way to know him is to^try him —next Commercial Hotel. f*i HEAP—Men's strong cotton working \J shirts Is 6d and Is 9d, men's white matt tennis shirts Is 9d and 3s 3d, km' white washing hats 8d each or 3 for Is N, other shops usually Bell them at lji" fJPt Luen Bros., the Square. . •'*-*** A BUSINESS that is not worth adnr* /\ tising is not worth running. NEW BOOKS — Marion Crawford's "Whosoever shall Offend," A. C. Gunter's " Man Behind the Door," Bidet Haggard's " The Brethren," Oppenheim'l " The Betrayal," Crockett's " The Loves el Miss Anne," Kipling's " Traffics and Disoo^eries," A.E. W. Maion's "Tb»itn»nlß,". Corelli's "God's Good Man," 2s 6d and 3b 6d. Aitken, bookseller, Main street afli railway bookstall. FOR Boys' Wear—Booyds strong IStow Zealand Tweed suitable for knickers i (dark shades), the very thing you want far your boys; something strong and cheap; i only Is 6d per yard ; will wear till it goef out of date. De Luen Bros., the Squat*. BEST CHANCE TO BUY DAIRY FAKM&H FEOM 50 ACRES.UP.v THE pick of the Manawatn, rich loam, all level, beat iatteninß land in New Zealand, 14 miles of Pahneratpn. U., on exceptionally easy terms. . r , 7 ' Over 1000 acres cut up in small f armß, good metalled toads to all sections, creamery, poafc offlct, and sohool on the pyonerty. ■; These small farms will be sold at a price that will assure speedy sales, only 10 pet cent cash. I A. J.~SI3NN, AGENT. ~ I CENTRAL LAND & LICENSED LABOUR AGENCY, : * ■ M&in-street (opposite Court House) 6 PALMERSTON N/ 1(' ' W. R. Alexander Wanted—Milkers £1 and 22b 6d wick, ploughman £1 week, generals for tow« aad country. " ?"* Q Wanted—Grasa-seeders, lsan hirarand 0 found. 3 > Telephone 143. Box 169. c LOYAL MANAWATC Ml^^i 1.0.0. F., M.U. mHE usual fortnightly meetiag Of X the above Lodge will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Cuba street, on ThuKday, February 9th, at 8 p.m. ■ ''•' Business—lnitiation, delegates' report, and general. ~ S. J. WATSON, Permanent : Secretary.