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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVII, Issue 2753, 20 September 1923, Page 1

"CLOTHES HAVE MADE MEN OF US"—Carlyle. QUTWARD appearance of vy men' and things is but an indication of what exists •within—and not an infallible one. S. R. WAUGH, MERCHANT TAILOR. Opposite G.P.O. j SITUATIONS WANTED. TIGHT Employment, any capacity. Reply ."WAV.," 22 Pitt Street, Palmefcston North. TAfANTED, by married man. Position as first assistant in cheese factory, With hd.tife and £3 15/ week; no boiler ticket; references if required. Address "Times" Office. YKTANTED, by middle-aged woman, Housekeeping or Light Work; capable of taking charge; no objections to country; slight experience in j-shop work. Write "Trustworthy," "Times" Office. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED to Buy, fresh eggs. PicI cadiily Tea Rooms, Palmerston lA/ANTJSD to Buy, 16 to 20 gallons Milk Run. State particulars to "Milk Run." "Times" Office. I AS/ANTED to Buy, good half draught I vv Gelding, used all farm work; 'three to six years. Address "Times" Office : WANTED to Buy, a quantity of * good fresh pigs. Send particulars and price to R. Philp, butcher, Cuba ■ Street, Wellington. TXTANTED to Purchase, modern " v 4 or 5-roomcd House; must be within mile railway station; urgent. Write "Buyer," Imperial Hotel. WANTED, supplies of well finished * * Pork, under 901bs; must be grain fed. "Smallgoods Prop.," 113 Cuba Street. "VJ7ANTED to Buy,—Ladies and ** Children's, especially Gents, Leftoff Clothing, Boots, etc.—Mrs Bone. 82 Cuba Street. Phone 0025. ALP. PENKETH, 7 George Street, buys gents' discarded Clothes, Boots, Books Tools, etc. Phone 841 2. WANTED. NGLERS, get ready for the trout ;■* ■■*• fishing. Call and inspect our new j goods before the rush.—Bycroft's. TITERS AND DRY CLEANERS, Suits, costumes and overcoats, our speciality. Pa"cels by post receive prompt attenf.on. Manawatu Dye Works, 267 Main Street West, Palmerston North. 'Phone 6689. AKE those fowls lay. Genuine Oyster Shell Grit will do it, 2/. per bag. We supply Buffalo and Circle Incubators, Brooders, Thermometers, Toe Punches, Poultry Leg Bands, etc. Manson and Barr, Ltd. TA7ANTED Known, highest prices ** paid for second-hand furniture large or small quantities, trunks, tool 3, etc. Bone, 82 Cuba Street. Phone 6025. DENGALL razors 8/6, Kropp 18/G, Wilkinson's 10/6, safety AutoStrop 8/6, Gillette safety razors from G/6, strops from 2/9 and all brands of shaving soaps and brushes at Watson's Big Cash Store. THE FASHIONABLE PASTIME| SKATING I SKATING! SKATING 1 at the gEALANDIA ROLLER J»INK, BROAD STREET. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. FOUR SESSIONS DAILY. Waltzing and Two-Stepping taught Free by Competent and Courteous Instructors. EtfANAWATU LADIES' GOLF CLUB. ANNUAL rpOURNAMENT. SEPTEMBER 21, 22 AND 24. Play commences 9.80 each day. "DUSES leave The Square 8.30, 9 and ■*-* 9.30. and will run to the Club House. Telegraph Address, •"UNITED," P.O. Box 428, G.P.0., Wellington. Wellington. FARMERS and COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. OUR Sales are attended by LEADING BUYERS. THE UNITED GROWERS, LTD., Allen and Blair Street. Fruit exchange. WELLINGTON, solicit consignments of Fresh Pork, Bacon. Eggs, Fresh and Preserved Poultry, Butter, Beeswax, Honey, Etc., for their DAILY PRODUCE SALES. HIGHEST MARKET RATES! PROMPT SETTLEMENT! ADVICE NOTES, INFORMATION, supplied on Application. RHEUMATISM. * GENTLEMAN, having been cured *• of old standing rheumatism 8 years ago by a non-drug prescription (purchased from another cured 10 years previously and still free from suffering) will forward one month's supply of mixture, in • powder form, pleasant to take in milk, and dispensed by Palmerston North chemist, on receipt of £2 2/- in postal notes forwarded to "W. 8.," P.O. Box 33, Palmerston North.' ' -.