Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3308, 31 March 1926, Page 2

Wanted. TAMPS.—Now is the time. Oil Lamps 3/-, Carbide Lamps 7/(i, Electric Lamps 22/6. —96 Cuba St. CpEATHERg flying everywhere on Thursday at our Easter Poultry Sale. Ceiitral Auctioneering Co., George Street. H'AbrhK Holidays.—Our Store closed ' LJ Good Friday, Easter Saturday and Easter Monday. Late night Thursday.—Watson Pros. Ltd. rpHE Antidote for rain, wind and dust; The Automatic Door Pad. Phone 6635. GRAMOPHONE Repairs. All Motors repaired by experts. Motors, tonearms, accessories and cabinet hardware stocked.—Emplro Depot, George St. fFHE Antldoto for rain, wind and A . dust; The Automatic Door Fad. Phone 5635, TjIEATHEKS flying every! Thursday at our Easto: whore on Thursday at our Easter Poultry Sale. Central Auctioneering Co., George street. O ADI ANT Health in Milderson’s “ GKANSALO Wholewheat Wafers, made from Malt, Milk and Olive Oili no sugar. 1/- per lb. from E. W. Hoi brook. GORNISH Pasties and Fresh Pies daily. Send your orders to ITideaux, George St., and ensure satisfaction. GRAMOPHONES. Purchase your ■ Gramophone direct from the makers, best value In town. New machines from £5. —Empire Depot, George St. ■FARMERS. —Bring your pigs and poultry to our Easter Sale on Thursday. Central Auctioneering Coy., George street. • ENGLISH CRYSTAL—The Aristo■Cj crat of Wedding Gifts; appreciated by everyone. Our cash prices bring it within the reach of all Gift Givers. Vases 5/6 to 2.1/-. Salad Bowls. 21/- to 65/-. Tumblers. 21/ half dozen. Wine Glasses, 19/0 half dozen. Champagne Glasses 32/6 half dozen. Decanters 25/-, 42/6 each. Sweet Dishes from 4/- upwards. Watson Bros., Ltd., Big Cash Store. . T/MTCHEN Woodware. —Salt Boxes 2/-. Knife Boxes 2/6, 3/9. Rolling Pins 1/6, 1/9. Bread Boards 1/9, 4/-. Pastry Boards 4/-. Potato Mashes 9d. Salad Spoon and Fork 1/6. Towel Rollers .1/9. Step Ladders from 18/-., For Kitchen Tea Gifts give Woodware. Hopwood Hardware. A T our Stocktaking Clearing Sale ■“■two real good Pianos are going cheap.—U.S.D., opp. Devine’s, Main St. TX/TOTHER, how about some Cornish Pasties for tea from Prideaux, George St. They’re simply delicious. TJOG owners in the Borough Remember after 81st March you rsy 27/T>RIDEAUX, the Small Goods Specialist, George St., for Nut Bread de Luxe; one purchase will convince. THERE Is nothing more wholesome and refreshing on a warm day than a delicious drink of Cordial made from Marshall’s Concentrated Drinks. fpOR PROVISIONS WE EXCEL—--1 We sell the finest Mild Chee,o at 1/- lb. Process Matured Cheese, 1/4. Old Cheshire White Cheese 1/6; also the famous Gruyere Cheese. Good Fresh Whey Butter 1/4 lb. Best Factory Butter 1/6 lb. Libby’s Giant Asparagus 2/6 tin. Rex Cheese .1/- tin. Buy your Baco.n from us. We slice it to perfection for you on up-to-date slicing machine, Watson Bros., Ltd. CORNS —Hard Corns or Soft Corns. Cunninghatne’a -Lightning Corn Cure eases the pain and takes away the corn, 1/6 bottle from J. R. Cunnlnghamo. Prescription Chemist, Broadway. G LOSING DOWN. —Lawn mowers 14in, five knives, ball bearing, high wheel 60/-; 12in., 56/6. All tools reduced to wholesale prices..— Sheppard’s, 85, Rangltlkel street. JUST the Present for a Boy—Tool

Sets, best Sheffield make, 1/-, 2/3, 4/3. 6/8, 19/6. 28/6, 47/6, 58/6. Manson and Barr Ltd, TV/TILDERSON'S Best Assorted Biscults—eating delight—tiy them with your next order from the grocer. 1/6 per lb from E. W. Holbrook. MobNTXJtus'ei Wxtra Strong Reguia— Ing Pills, thirty years’ reputation. Those Famous Pills so favourably known in South Island, can now be obtained almost anywhere. Chemises 6/fi bos. T)RY SECTIONS With splendid view. 66 x 165. Price £3 per foot. Easy terms. Bagnall and Keeblc, Carroll Buildings. , TT'OR SALE —Oak and Rlmu Suites, Hospital and Folding Beds, Reversible Rugs, Slip Mats. Prices keen at the shop without the window. Alexandra Furniture Arcade. TIP-TOP DAIRY FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 146 ACRES practically all Mat, mostly rich river flat, free from erosion, all in grass except 12 acres, in crop, well fenced and divided into 13 paddocks, well watered by running streams. Now carrying 70 dairy cows; 1 bull, 6 horses, 20 dry stock. Good house, all necessary outbuildings in first class condition. Price £6B per acre: £2OOO cash: balance long term at 51 per cent. Owner will exchange for smaller farm to carry 30 cows. 0. H. WHITEHEAD, 195 Main Street, Palmerston North. PALMERSTON SI2AM LAUNDRY. —NOTICE—yyiLL customers plea-so note out • • change of receiving dov ova,— Depot No. 1: Street’s Store, opp. 'levlne’s Hotel: Depot No. 2; Mrs. E. lust. Main Street West,- Depot No. 8: P. H. Mummery, 62 Rangitikei street