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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13208, 27 September 1915, Page 8

Insist on Getting CARSON'S Aerated Waters. 'PHONE 338, Mr L. H. Collinson offers reward for return of lost Jersey heifer. Finder of lost gold watch and fob will be handsomely rewarded on returning to the Club Hotel. Mr Tom Sutton wants a carpenter. Entries for Palmerston stock sale are notified. In a new announcement on .page 7 R. Hannah and Co., Ltd., call attention to a few of their "cut prices." A display of ladies' footwear is now on view in their windows. Gardeners, amateur and professional are invited to inspect a full stock of up-to-date garden appliances advertised on page 7 by Manson and Barr Ltd. Train arrangements for 1 Horowhenua races are notified. Reward offered for return of lost pup. Housekeeper wanted at 18 Taonui Street. A good gardener is advertised for, CLEARING SALE. HARRY PALMER AND CO. On Wednesday at 1 o'clock Harry Palmer and Co. will sell by public auction at Mr G. A. Gardiner's farm, James's Line, a number of good dairy cows in milk, also 20 springing heifers (Shorthorn cross). Included are dairy « appliances, horses, spring cars, gigs and harness. The whole of Mr Gardiner's furniture and sundries will also be sold without reserve.

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