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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2309, 30 November 1925, Page 1

WHEY’S STORE CUBA STREET. HERB Is the place to buy Quality Groceries at bedrock prices TRY US FIRST— YOUTjIi FIND WHAT YOU WANT HERE.

SIX BOOKS WORTH READING "Unchanging Quest," by Sir Phillip Gibbs. "The Great Pandolfo," by W. J. Locke. "A Son of His Father," by Harold Bell Wright. . “Sam the Sudden," by P. G. Wodehouso. "One Increasing Purpose,” by A.S. M. Hutchinson. "John Mac Nab,” by John Buchan. 6/- each, at G. H. BENNjjTT & CO., LTD. THE BOOK SPECIALISTS, TC. OADWAT GENERAL NOTICES.

FUNERAL NOTICE. I rpHIS Friends of the late Frederick] L Peach are respectfully informed that his funeral -will leave the residence of (his nephew) Mr. Wm. Barnes' to-day (Monday, November ■>, at 2 p.m. for the Ashhurst cemetelT' THOS. GRIGGS & SON, Undertakers. FUNERAL NOTICE. rpHE Friends of the late Margaret -L Cheetham are respectfully mthat her funeral will leave the residence, 26 Ngata Street, todav (Monday, November 30), at 1.40 p.m. for the Palmerston North cemetery, THOS. GRIGGS & SON, Undertakers. » BRAD FIELD’S FLORAL STUDIO —for — WEDDING BOUQUETS AND WREATHS, All Floral Work under personal supervision of Mrs. A. C. Bradfleld. Phone 5936. Private 6574. 0. J. GILL AND SON, SCALE SPECIALISTS, LOCKSMITHS AND GENERAL REPAIRERS T AWN Mowers and Saws Sharpened! a nd B.epalred. HOPWOOD’S BUILDINGS, ’Phones: Workshop 6438. Private 6861.

SALE : ■ - ’ ■' ' ‘'' ‘ WALLPAPER ', _ i y. PER ROLL \/- \ R. WAGHORN, 'Phone 8559. THE SQUARE, N PALMERSTON NORTH. NEILSSHTS DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS 297 Main street, opp. Public Trust . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Phone 5355, GARDEN MOTORS . ISA DAVID STREET. rpHB Cure for Engine Trouble Is a I matter for specialists. Give us a trial for repairs, - quick service and moderate charges. Tyres, oils and grease stocked. Batteries re-charged. W. GARDEN. PROPRIETOR. TJTSITORS and strangers to Palmer1* ston North to-day please note that tasty refreshments are obtainable at Freeman’s Tea and Luncheon Rooms from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Hot Dinner ready at 11.80 a.m. and a good plain Hot Tea served from 5 p.m. for 1/S FREEMAN'S. TIRATU SAWMILLING COY. BIG CARGOES OF TIMBER BIG CARGOES OF TIMBER JUST LANDING AT OUR MAIN AND RANGITTKEI STREET YARDS. POME right along and secure bargains./ Now is the best time to suy timber. The sap Is down in the trees and It vlll last much longer. Summer time Is the best to build and anyone desiring a good comfortable wooden iouse will be well advised to get their dmber- on- -to -the -building site, in readiness for dry conditions.