ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1786, 11 December 1912, Page 5

ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

Photos of late Father Oostello at Crown Studios; also of funeral scenes.

Messrs Collinson and Son are sup* plying furniture of a distinctive class at a price as low as the ordinary standard designs. The make up furniture to your own ideas and requirements and charge you no more for the service. See advertisement on page 3. Watson Bros., Ltd., the Square, advertise on page 7 the arrival of full stocks of garden hose. Now is the time to buy. They invite you to come in and compare prices. Harry Palmer reminds buyers that his sale of Mr T. Wood's superior furniture and effects will commence to-day at noon. The house, a 12roomed one, is well furnished and as everything is in good order, and will be sold absolutely without reserve, buyers need have no hesitation about attending for many of the articles are equal to new. It is impossible to enumerate the different lines, but especial mention must be made of the chesterfield easy chair, axminster carpet, and other drawingroom furniture. There is also a very handsome richly carved hall stand, telescope, dining table, large mirror, 2 suites furniture, sideboard, good bedroom furniture, an exceptionally good roller top desk, cases of birds, Maori and life curios, glass ware, and electroplate, etc., etc. The Don Registry office is in Main Street West No. 28. Here those seeking employment can find situations and those seeking labour of any description or servants will be equally well attended to. It is a registry office with a large business. See advt. on page 1. Holiday excursion tickets are issued to Greatford to-day and to-morrow available for return till December 14 for the Bulls races. Situations vacant for general, cook, and housemaid. See advt. Manawatu Rifle Association meets Friday night. Public Trustee inserts notice re the estates of James Stubbs and Alexander MacKenzie. Wines, spirits, lime juice, etc., just fresh in at Club Hotel. See Advt, MODEL LAUNDRY. Palmerston is fortunate in having the Model Laundry established here. This firm has removed from Wellington, where it was so well known. It has secured premises at 108 Broad street. Extensive alterations are being made and a first-class up-to-date plant is being installed. Business will be commenced early in the New Year. The latest- hygienic methods will be used. Laundry work well be done equally as well as in any great city—with the same excellent results and the same despatch.