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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13581, 21 December 1916, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. jO©i. Between Palmerston and Tokomaru, a leather bag containing 3 iron cog wheels. Finder rewarded on returning to '■' Times" Office. T OSP, from motor car, yesterday, between Palmerston North and Bunnythorpe, an oval door piece painted blue. Howard on return to ■ J. Bett and Bayly, Ltd. WANTED. YjHAN TED—Two or. three boys for ( • . , Glaxo packing room; boys 14 to lo\. Apply, Joseph Nathan and Co., Queen Street, Palmerston North. ALL JAES belonging to Gattsches must be returned at once to the Eagle Brewery, Eangitikei Street. TAP Panama and Felt Hats! Purchased 51doz! Xmas sale prices; 4s 6d, 5s 6d. —Osborne's, Main Street. 2'QA TO-D4Y! First ""fishing - "of • Xmas Season in Collinson and Cunninghame's pond; 6d a time;' good prizes. piSHING? The popular Christmas sport in Collinson and Cunninghame 's fish pond. Young and old fish for (3d. Croat prizes. To-day! VOU'LL have to pan out, dad. Mum . ... . is going to buy my Christmas frock at D. M. George's. Ho has the daintiest lot you ever saw. 'MAS PEESENTS.—What better than handsome furniture, either massive or dainty. Visit Pullyn's, 27 Mai* Street East. WANTED KNOWN.—Antique copper goods make presents that last a life time. All at old prices.— Hopwood Hardware Co., Ltd. HE IMPEEIAL LEADS the Christmas trade in all lines of fruit and confectionery. Call at or ring up The "Imperial," phone 898. Orders delivered. PONDS ~ni. ~f»J?lli'flfl<wi"7hTTlmT. ninghame's to-day at 2.30. Licenses only 6d; lines and hooks provided. No skill required; everybody catches big "fish.7

r ANTED-.—A smart lad for the Office and Warehouse; commence after holidays. Apply—C. F. Spooner & Co., Importers, Rangitikei Street. p ANTED.—For Collinson and Cunninghame's tea rooms; waitress and kitchenmaid. Duties to commence after Christmas holidays. WANTED—A smart boy for factory. Apply Bell and Co., cordial makers, Grey Street. IA DOZEN fresh eggs wanted; highest cash price paid at Collinson and Cirhninghame's tea 'ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' handbags at reduced prices; quality guaranteed. Hopwood Hardware, Ltd. TXT"ANTED, boy for the grocery trade. Apply Leonard Grover, Ferguson Street West. pEESONAL.—WiII Mary meet you at the Friendly Societies Picnic, New Year's Day, at Foxton, the place

far amusement. r ANTED KNOWN—Daisy air guns, boys' tricycles, girls' prams, at tempting prices.—Hopwood Hardware Co., Ltd. TJOW about that hat you have promised your wife? Now is the time , couldn't be better. D. M. George has a beautiful show of up-to-date millinery. V" MAS TEEE Foresters» Hall, A Wednesday, Dec. 20, at 7.30 p.m. Foresters and their children invited. Admission free. WANTED KNOWN.—A large quan- • * tity of plaits, switches, chignons, are to be sold at 25 per cent., reduction at L. Bittelmeyer 's, the Square. "OUE Christmas Dress must bo in advance of ordinary times. Some of the most charming one-piece robes that will be worn during the festive season are now on view at D. M. George's. Get yours tp-day. fy ANTED.—By two respectable young men, private board and residence; two'singles, or share room; soft washing. Telephone essential. Apply " Central," c/o "Times" Office. ANTED KNOWN—See our WinfT dow of guaranteed Serges. Best in Palmerston North.—Webb and Brown. 13 have 176 acres good dairy land for sale; well fenced; natural streams; new up-to-date house and outbuilding; ideal place for milk run; good opening: vendor selling on account ill-health. Particulars apply— Farmers' Land Agency, 13 Main St., Palmerston North. PIANO and Organ Tuner and Eepairer, 36 years in practice (25 yeura London experience). Expert work guaranteed, terms moderate. Residence and workshop 5 Worcr«ter Street Palw»*»»w*«a North.—C. WeinJ&JE have 196 acres for sale, good *' dairying country, near factory, school and post office; good up-to-dato buildings; this farm must be sold; low price and easy terms can be arranged. Particulars apply: Fanners' Land Agency, 13 Main Street, Palmerston North. __ ■W7ANTED. —All Commercial Finns and Business Men to call at Keeling and Mundy's, Eangitikei St., for first-class Commercial Printing, Account Booka, Looae Leaf Ledgers, Duplicating and Typewriting Papers. We can satisfy you. \%T ANTED KNOWN—Six cars continually in attendance at No. 2 Taxi Stand, Thono 741, opposite C. M. Ross and Co.'s. Ring 741 for prompt service and Tensor?™* ii rates.