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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1562, 18 June 1920, Page 1

WANTED. [WANTED, grazing- for 10 to 20 I " horses, for 6to S weeks. Apply "C.R.," c/o "Times" Office. TANTED, by Married Couple with J T " child eight years, bed-sitting-room, with use of conveniences. Apply "R.D.," e/o "Times" Office. TjEAUTIFUL blue large Axminster •*-* square and 2 rugs to match to be sold Harry Palmer's, 3.30 to-morrow. ■\fcT ANTED, unfurnished room with ** board, by business lady. Have own piano. Apply to "Z.," c/o "Times" Office. . LL wool Roslyn tweed coat, brown *■ and fawn check, large cape collar, cross-over effect, belt all round — 7 guineas; special price 5£ guineas.— Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. HjANIST Saleslady required immediately; good wages and commission to suitable person. Apply Oates' Music Stores. HS7ANTED Known. Shetland pony, ** rubber-tyred pony gig and harness in good order at Harry Palmer's 12.30 to-morrow. 'HE best place to buy ornamental trees and flowering shrubs is W. Just's, 30 College Street. Inspection invited. —' to investigate our values in women's and girls* footwear.—Millar and, Giorgi, Palmcrston North. • ONGS from all the new pantomimes, revues, etc., have now ariived. Get in early for latest at Oates' Music Stores. MART all wool English grey tweed coat, adjustable collar, fastened two large buttons, belt all round, satchel pockets; special price, 51 guineas.—Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. ANTED to Let, shoeing business; • ■ old established, excellent, stand, splendid chance. —J. McDonald, blacksmith, Dannevirke. " ADIES! Call in and see our smart -* styles in silk and woollen sports coats and jumpers, tweed overcoats and raincoats. —Millar and Giorgi. Palmerston North. J ANTED to lease, 5U U> 60 acres, ■ ' Manawatu district; advertiser has a fine herd of 20 purebred and grade Jersey cows. Address "M.K.," c/o Tokomaru Post Office. CLL-CUT coat, English tweed, • ■ heather green, very large collar, finished self buttons, belt and patch pockets—9 guineas; special price, 5S ;uineas.—Collinson and CunningIhame, Ltd. ANTED, Man tor poultry tarm, i ■ half or whole time; returned soldier wanting to learn preferred. Write "Farm," Box 192, Palmerston North. BONUS. —Wanted to Rent, 5 or - 6-roomed house. Apply "Bonus," I c/o "Times" Office. 'ELECT some new records now. We ' have the largest and best asI sorted stock in the district.—Oates' Music Stores. HE Reliable Motor Repairing Co. have for sale 1 nearly new 7-h.p. Henderson motor-cycle; 1 nearly new Douglas 23-h.p., 1 sidecar, all guaranteed; reasonable trial, reasonable prices. Our repairs are noted for reliability, at most reasonable charges. —'Phone 578. R. J. Jones, Manager. 22-24 Fitzherbert Street. LOVE special, ladies' black fleecy lined lisle gloves; Saturday's price, 1/6 pair.—Collinson and Cunninghame, Ijtd. ANTED Known, Garrity and Son wish to notify their clients that the British Bacon Factory's 'phone number is 955 D, and their buyer's (Mr G. Vogt) is No. 1089. living cost by saving on blanket purchases. A "Unique" hot water bottle saves bed-clothes, and increases comfort. Ask for "Unique," which is branded on neck of bottle. T HAVE been appointed Palmerston agent for the famous "Upson Wall Boards."—F. J. Sheppard, 85 and 85A Rangitikei Street. WE ton Ford truck with new •* engine, in first-class runningorder; trial given.—J. Bett and Bayly, Ltd., Palmerston North. -SEATER 6-cylinder Buick, electric light and starter, 2 spare rims and tyres, recently painted. This car is in good order; for quick sale, no further use to owner. Apply price J. Bett and Bayly, Ltd, Palmerston N. X7ANTED to sell, 20 acres rich flat !'•» land adjoining borough, good buildings, carrying 15 cows Particulars from Orbell and Co., Main Street. r EW Smith Form-a-Truck, also body with cab to suit, made for I Ford chassis; low price to clear. —J. Bett and Bayly Ltd., Palmerston N. ARSHALL'S Fospherine relieves and cures brain fag, anaemia, vous breakdown, neuralsria, weak- | ness and exhaustion. —Chemists and ! grocers. >IG supply of refills for electric * torches and hand lanterns; all sizes stocked. A good torch for 5/.' — A. Oldaker, electric torch merchant, 299 Main Street, Palmerston North. V3R the after affects of influenza take Marshall's Fospherine, nature's greatest tonic. Bottles 1/, 1/6 and 2/6. TF it isn't Sunny Valley Tea, it isn't as good.—French's Store. RANTED to sell, 4 acres with 0- '" roomed house, motor shed, cowbail, orchard, asphalt paths, etc., good property. Price £lßso.—Orbell and Co., Main Street. CARNATIONS, strong plants, O\J\J\J }3 est varieties. List free on application.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Princes Street, Dunedin. 2/6 BOTTLE of Marshall's Fos- • pherine contains nearly 100 doses __■ restorative for faded nerves.— [ Chemists and grocers. ARANGES, lemons, apples, pears, tomatoes, bananas, nuts, etc., at Whitehead and Ellis' fruit depot, Rangitikei Street; 'phone 994. FjATE cakes, gingerbread, apple ■**' squares, sultana buns, shortbread, cocoanut drops, queen cakes, wedding cakes, at Whitehead and Ellis', bakers. 'Phone 88. ! sell biscuits at per lb. or by the ■ • tin; large stocks of cream crackers and waters always on hand. — Dustin's, Ltd. " ANDSCAPE gardening artistically I ' carried out, lawns laid by experienced men. It pays to employ ex- ' perts.—P. D, Henderson, Alain Street West