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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1860, 3 March 1913, Page 1

OTICE to Town and Country Residents. Your boots and shoe* repaired in workmanlike manner. W. J. Pallant, No. 35 Main Street West. WANTED— Town property in exchange for well equipped dairr farm. Full particulars apply J. C. Lane, Culn Street. WANTED— As companion, young girl, 15 or 16, light duties. Three miles in country. Pleasant home. Apply Times office. RIDE Speed Cycles and Michehn Tyres. There is nothing better. Speed Cycle Depot, Opposito Grand Hotel, The Square. POLAR Exploration has proved a success in Scientific Research. Shopping exploration will also prove a success, if you buy your cakes and pastry at Davis and Hay, The Criterion Bakers, 18 Main Street West. Trv our noted steak and kidney pies 3d each. EVERY description of second-hand goods bought, sold, or exchanged. -=-J. Hadfield, Rangitikei street. Phono 607,. WANTED —To exchange, 80 acrea dairy farm for unencumbered good rent producing town property. W. C. Brophy, Palmerston North. WANTED —To exchange £2400 worth of unencumbered town rent producing property for a small sheep farm, Main Trunk line. W. C. Brophy, Palmerston North. WANTED To sell, dry building ▼ » sites, full quarter acre, £BO eaoh. £lO cash. W. C. Brophy, Palmerstos North. W ANTED— I To exchange, 2 cottages * * well let, for a central building site. W. C. Brophy, Palmerston N. WANTED— To sell, 40 acres rich land, fully improved, carrying 30 cows. Price £55, £7OO cash. W. C. Brophy, Palmerston North. WANTED —To exchange, 1400 acres 2 sheep country at £5 5s per acre for Palmerston town property. W. C. Brophy, Palmerston North. WANTED— To exchange, 12 acrea unencumbered for small farm. W. C. Brqphy, Palmerston North. SHORTBREAD of the finest qualO ity (made by Scotsmen), any motto inscribed, at Whitehead Bros., the leading bakers, Paloierstoij N, large shipment new s«a son's paperhangings. For price an* quality cannot be excelled. Largest I stock to select from at R. and E. Tjngey & Co's, Ltd., Broad-street. ARRIVED at the Club Hotel Win* and Spirit Vaults another lareS shipment of Tucker's V.O. liqueur whisky, Munro's Imperial Whiskr Tucker's Blend 10 years old whiskr' andJouliu D*bois V brand*™Sburns four diamond port wine and fine old sherry for medicinal purposes, kept in stock. Australian wines 3s fid per bottle or 36s per case. All th® leading brands of ales and stouts bottled on the premises, 9s per dozen or 8s Gd taking four dozen. A single bottled wholesale prices. Open all theyau round. H. B. Tucker, proprietor. DON REGISTRY OFFICE, 23, Main Street West TTrANTED— Married couples, liouse- ¥▼ keepers, generals, waitresseshousemaids tor station, governess fu two children (country), women for sew ing by day, cooks, nurse girls. \\T AIT ING ENGAGEMENT—- " » porters, men cooks, kitchenmen boy leaving school wants to learn trade. Ring up Phone 646.