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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7295, 4 August 1930, Page 1

JUST ARRIVED! “DAY DAWN” PEACHES APRICOTS NECTARINES (in Cartons) 11 C *' er >ac^cc * ; AT ALL STORES. GOLDINGHAM ancl BECKETT LTD. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS.

SITUATIONS VACANT. "WANTED, reliable young man for VV for dairy farm; wages ii- per week and found. Write “2215,” “Times” Oflicc liycode general fot* Fcilding. No washing. Other help kept; references. Apply “Help/ “Times” Office, Feilding. WANTED, a New Zealander interested in Flax-land in Tasmania. Communicate with MISS FORBES, 55 Cameron St., Launceston, Tasmania. SITUATIONS WANTED 'JpO FARMERS. —Wanted, by strong youth, work on farm; no previous experience, but anxious to learn. Address at “Times” Office. Q±l AREMILiaN (t, SU-150 cbwsj - d first’ class' milkers, good living accommodation. References.. 10-1 Muiro Road, Redcliffs, Christchurch. pOSITION wanted on dairy farm by experienced youth; 30/- a week and found. Write “L'lS,” “Times” Office. ■ YyLVNTKD, . by young lady, domestic duties or work of any kind from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. daily. Write “221,” “Times” Office. LOST AND FOUND. L Saturday ’ night along Main Street, collie dog; answers to name of “Bruiser.” Finder return to P.N. .Steam Laundry Co. Ltd. Reward.” L OST, brown tobacco pouch containing sum of money between Colombo Street and Milverton Avenue, in Ferguson. Street. Reward.—34 Milverton Avenue.

TOST, between Palmerston JSTortli and Pahiatua, Dunlop oversize tyro (new). Finder communicate with G. H. Grocott, W.F.C.A., Pahiatua. WANTED TO BOX UNCLE ALF to buy your second hand clothes, boots, books, magazines, tools, etc.' : 233 MAIN STKEET. 'Phono (1780. WE CALL AND COLLECT. RANTED TO BUY, Gents' left oif ■ suits, coats, trousers, underclothiug, hats, boots, ladies’ shoes, etc. Alanawatu Dye Works, 3 George Street( next Kobsou’s, Gents’ Outlitters). Bottles (patent tops), 1/6 dozen; rags, lead, brass, copper, ?tc., bought. Advise. us.—Bottle Exchange, 06 Kangitikei Street. Tkone 7092. WANTED. JgROADWAY' CYCLES—the place for tyres. QASII. TELLS—sec Broadway Cycles. R S.A. Cycles, guaranteed 50 years, £lO/10/-. —The Crown Cyclery (near Watson Bros.), The Square. S. Napier, proprietor, ’phone 50(51. QUNS require attention at times to make them efficient, and sale; the best placo for this is Byeroft’s, Cuba Street. ’JpHONE (5207 for plumbing and sanitary work of every description.— Holben and Kirk, The City Plumbers. QhEETS, Shectc, Sheets —made up ready for use, singles 8/11 pair; I doubles 14/(5 pair, where the value is— Andrews and Sons. QYCLE Kepairs, 3 experts at your service. Kepairs to all cycles while you wait.—A. Cooksley, 3 Kangitikei Street. JpALMEKSTON Dining Rooms.— • Breakfast 6.30 a.m. .and to 9 a.m.; ] .jllorning Tea, 9 to 11 a.m.; Lunch, 11.30 ■ a.m. to 2 p.m.

c I'CELS on easy terms. We can save you money. See us about your now cycle.—The Crown Cyclery, B. Napier, proprietor, The Square. I'JUSTIJNS lyiJJ. tor ait ttio best made cakes, etc. Try our .Raisin Bread, famous for its popularity. TYOAVN Quilts, -.t end of season prices. Big reduction off balance of stock, 25/6 upwards.—Andrews and ‘sons, House Furnishers. AND BUNS manufacture any design of furniture to order—ail details carefully carried out.— carefully Showrooms and Factory SO Rangitikei Street. £-KUOMED liouse, large rooms, in good order; central locality. Brice £9oo—easy terms. Apply Bagnall and Keeble, Cuba Street. Phono 6214. VTO better value in Blankets than we give—inspect our end of season values. —Andrews and Sons, House Furnishers. r PHE BICYCLE is the cheapest means of travel when the right machine is used, procured at Byeroft’s, Cuba Street. English inuer tubes, usuai price 4/-, now 2/6 —fresh stocks.—The Crown Cyclery (near AVatsun Bros.), The Square. 0 ABNER’S Drapery Warehouse.—■ lIS Cuba Street. Deep Arab net in small all-over design, iu rose and blue. A particularly handsome curtaining; fadeless, 42in. 2/11. ’pHONE 6207 for'plumbing and sanitary work of every description.— Itulbeu and Kirk, The City Plumbers.