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Manawatu Times, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 12807, 3 June 1914, Page 1

| Wanted. 5 RECORD CONSIGNMENT OF t MUSIC. 1 Over a ton arrives at I ARTHUR'S MUSIC STORES. : HUGE SALE STARTS THIS WEE.iv I Watch this space for particulars. I Cabinetmaker & Upholsterer, George street, PALMERSTON, M YNUFACTURER of Cabinet Gramaphones. Double side records 2s each. WILL the person who on Saturday by mistake took a bicycle from the Working Men's Club please ring 667 and receive his own. WANTED. —To rent or lease, about 2 acres, or less, of land suitable for gardening. Aijnlv "W.Y.X.," Times Office. 11 " WANTED. Good experienced waitress; wages 25s week. Applj at once, Zealandia Cafe, Feilding. WANTED KNOWN—We are cash buyers of fresh trapped rabbits in any quantity. N.Z. Trawling and Fish Supply Co., Wellington. WANTED. To buy, second-hand cash register (small) for Refreshment Rooms showing sales Apply P.O. Box 19, Palmerston. W ANTED. Tenders, up to sth June, for lease, term, ten .>eais, dairy farm, Kaiparoro, 150 acres. Apply Hankins and Lockhart Jitzherbert, solicitors, Palmerston N. \%J ANTED. By reliable married "" man, position as farm manager, or would milk on shares, for term of five years. F. Dixon, Bunnj'thorpe. YOUNG Man, 23, desires position as farm hand; 12 months' colonial experience. "5.8.," Times Office. CONCRETE FOOTPATHS are~the best. Get a price from Veel, P.O. Box 238, Palmerston. WANTED. —Waiter 30s, pantry - maid 20s, housemaid-waitress, cooks, generals, lady helps, stripper, keeper and feeder, married man share milking. Coghill's Registry. WANTED. —At once, 10 scrubcutters, wages 9s per day; painters, cooks,-housemaids, waitress, shepherd, two good bushmen, two fencers 10s per day. Apply Wallace's Registry, 8(5 Cuba street, Palmerston North. 'Phone 765. JUST ARRIVED.—Another lot of Ladies' Hats at Woollett's, 53 Main street West. TH. NEAL, Manufacturing Jewel- • ler, Engraver, etc. (next Club Hotel), Palmerston. All classes of Ring Work, Medals, Badges c; Engraver of the Memorial Plate, All Saints' Church. LEARY & CO. are now catering for people w r ho cannot afford highpriced gramophones. Instruments from £3. BUILDING TIMBER in Rimu, Matai and: Mne. Big Stocks; large daily output; sizes cut to order. Deal direct with producer.—Send for quotations to TAMAKI SAWMILLS, RAURIMU. ED.M (JN3 OSBORNE, P.C.D., 57 Main street West, is selling Good Colonial All Wool 9x4 Blankets at lGs per pair, and lie can do it. WANTED. —To buy, gent's good left off and misfit clothing, boots, trunks, gladstone bags, portmanteaus, guns, revo'vera and sporting goodSj camping outfiets, good saddlery and harness, tools of rl! trades, etc.,. bo-aght for cash. J. C. Mooney, GO Rangitikei street. 'Phone 762. ESMOND OSBORNE, P.C.D., 57 Main street West, has C-> ided to clear out all his present stock of Youths' and Boys' Suits at 4s in the & discount. Q FAULTY CAKE Whitehead Bros 6d, Bd, lOd and Is per lb, made fresh daily. Main Street West and The Square. EDMUND OSBORNE, P.C.D., 57 Main street West, is showing the latest in Men's Re?l Fur ai '1 Wool Hats, Shirts, Ties, Collars and L <ide;WOOLLETT'S, 53 Main street West, have just opened a new stock of Ladies' Warm Scarves from Is 3d. toi'i'i And 103 is P rice 4/-LI a few uays for Ready-to-Wear and Trimmed Hats at WCC'">LETT 'S. These are all this seasor \i goods. Don't forget the address Main street, near station. m 3E Werner Piano, at 59 guineas, JL cannot be equalled for the money. It is the best proposition offering in New Zealand at the present time. This can be purchased on terms of £2 deposit and £1 monthly at Milner and Thompson's, Ltd., Square. Come in and hear it played. ov > asked to buy. SPRING has gone S~-id your locks to H. E. Bergersen and get a new spring and key if required. Winter is on us. Send your orders early for safety spark screens. These arc \» great demand all over New Zealand. Orders are sent north and south. —27 and 29 Broad street, 'Phone 499.