WANTED. ALL kinds of barrels, kegs, tubs, fruit cases, bee boxes, and all kinds of jobbing work executed on the premises. R. B. McWilliam, Cooper, Rangitikei street (opposite Holben and Kirk's). t A DVANCE Terrace End— Wβ give 9 J\. 16uzs to the pound, and fpr cash , sell as cheap as any cash list in Palmer* ston North. - Try Rowland's etore. A GENT for Eclipse Salt, the finest for 1 juL dairy and table procurable, J. R. . Graham's Cash Stores. Cream for the skin may be - Kj obtained from Miss Halle only. Sole agent. DENTISTRY.— Mr Hooper, Dentist, purposes moving to Rongotea and making that place his headquarters. Protern he may be found there at his office, next the Post Office Store, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. i "ITIOIi Sale, f#ur harness-horses, heavy L X: and light, and one spring dray . with harness Also, two heifers, cne calf, and six sheep. Apply to C. and M. , Sorrenson, Ada street, or Himatangi. FULL stock of seed potatoes, garden and flower seeds, wire netting, and all garden requisites at J. R. Graham's Cash Stores. FISHING Rods, steel centre, nets gaffs, minnows, flies, reels, etc., etc., at L, Giorgi tobacconist, the Square, . "TUST landed! The genuine English ' tf Eclipse Bioycle, l»08 model. ImJorted direct from manufacturers by ones and Goodwin, Main-street (oppo- ■ site Railway Station). Call and inspect . these machines. Accessories at lowest prices. ' TUST Landed at Rowland's store, the t) famous Hamadavo tea, coffee and cocoa. All are.invited ~; ve m £ trial. Tt/TENDELSSOHN'S Oratorio "Elijah" r (Novello's edition) can be obtained from J. P. Learv & Co., The Home 1 of Music MISS HALLE, hair and skin specialist, late of Sydney, may be con- ' suited at her rooms,. Waldegrave's Buildings the Square. ONE of Palmerston North's leading business men writes:—"Since sending the firm's cycles round to you for repairs the monthly account has shown a oi 25 per cent I also notice you are much cheaper in all individual items." ; READER!!! Send your Repairs to ; us for satisfaction and low prices. THE NONPAREIL CYCLE CO.. Coleman Place. NEW SUIT FOR 6/-. ' SEND your old clothes, etc, to be made equal to new to the Dry Cleaning, and Dying Works. Cream dresses, chiffons, hats and feathers, ladies' evening dresses, ball dresses, feather boas, furs, eta, a speciality. Every description of goods cleaned or dyed. Note the address: G. Vanston. telephone 443, Main street TO Cyclists! For first-class repairs go to Jones & Goodwin, Main-street, (opposite Railway Station). All work executed .by English cycle engineers at Lweit prices an.4 guaranteed. Sggj&p' ling ariu overhauling a and tubes fitted promptly. fflO Anglers—Fishing tackle has now X arrived. Secure early at L Giorgi, tobaocooist, the Square. -. T7ISITORS to FeUding will find it to t their advantage to patronise A. J. Hart's tea rooms, Manchester street, and also at A. L. Frost's late premises. Bread of best quality, pastry, cakes, scones and confections always obtainable. Balls, parties, and pionic3 catered for. WANTED, buyers of linoleums and floorcloths to see the value and range—l/ 11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/8, 2/11, 8/3, 8/4, 3/6. 3/9,-3/11, 4/6, 4/11, all 2 yards wide; also in 3ft, 3ft 9in, end 4ft 6 in, to match all the above.—Collinson and Cunningham, Broad street, the Square. WANTED KNOWN—That I have taken over the plumbing and tinsmith's shop in George-street carried on for so many years by W. Rawlins. All work will reoeive prompt , attention, and will be carried out in a workmanlike manner!: Certificated workmen employed F. MEYRICK. WANTED Known—Dresses made from 9s 6d; dresses ,cut and fitted, 3s 6d. Classes now being formed. The latest American system of dressmaking learned in a few lessons.- Call and inspect the 'Frisoo Fitter,, taught with great success in the Dunedin and Timaru Technical Schools. — Madame Stuart, corner Campbell and Cubastreeta WANTED Known — That R. B. McWilliara, Cooper, Rangitikei street (opposite Holben and Kirk's), is now prepared to do all kinds of Coopering work. A trial solicited. Call and get quotations. WANTED KNOWN—That the N.Z Express Co undertake to remove furniture, clearing of goods through Customs, and forwarding of any class of packages to all parts of the world. WANTED Known—That good hands are always procurable at Diokinson's Registry Office, George-street,! Palmerston North. WANTED, the public of Feilding to know that A. J. Hart, the premier caterer, has purchased Mr A. L. Frost's business, and will run the same on up-to-date lines. Afternoon teas supplied and catering undertaken in all its branches. WANTED KNOWN—That the N.Z Express Co are to be found in George-street, where they have up-to-date sample rooms and first-QJase storage.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 284, 9 December 1907, Page 1
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