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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 7321, 3 September 1930, Page 1

START CORRECTLY with. ATLAS CHICK RAISER, If unable to procure from your Storekeeper, otbain your supplies from GOLDINGHAM and BECKETT LTD. KING STREET.

SITUATIONS VACANT. "ryANTED, labourer . Apply Miller, ' ” Fibrous Plasterer, Massey College. TVTANAWATtr Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings, phone CG72. Wanted, farm and station hands, teamster, married couples, milkers. BOND SALESMAN. WANTED, with selling experience, ’* ability and energy, as chief Salesman to take charge of Palmerston District. . The most saleable proposition on the market. Excellent opportunity for good man. Apply — “PERMANENT,” Box 815, Wellington. SITUATIONS WANTED yOUNCI man, experi/nced sheep, agricultural farming, wants position mixed or dairy farm ,\vill accept small wago if given opportunity to learn and acquire knowledge local conditions. Write “272” “Times” Office.

LOST AND POUND. l T OST, last night, Broadway, light sable - coloured ' Pomeranian answers name “Judy.” Howard. — Kowntreo Rongopai Street, phone 5763. QTKAYED on to my property, Baincssc, one roan cow. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold to defray expenses.—J. S. Beaumont. WANTED TO BUY TyANTED to buy, fowls, any quantity. Highest prices given. E. Kel. lerman, 328 Albert St., phone 7330. UNCLE ALF WANTS to buy your second hand vv clothes, boots, books, magazines, tools, etc. 233 MAIN STREET. -’Phone 6780. WE CALL AND COLLECT. WANTED TO BUY, Gents’ left o2 suits, coats, trousers, underclothing, hats, boots, ladies' shoes, etc. Manawatu Dye Works, 3 . George Street ( next Robson’s, Gents’ Outlitters).

WANTED. TVENNIS . Season opens shortly, bring your racquet to us for new strings before the rush.—Bycroft's, Cuba St. jpARMERS! Watson Bros. Ltd., Big Cash Store, Palmerston North, recognises you all as keen buyers. Can you better these keen prices? Petroleum .Telly, small tins Bd, large 2/3; bulk Epsom Salts, 12 lbs. for 2/-; Permanganate of Potash, 1/3 lb.; Sykes Drenches, 1/5 pkt., 16/- dozen; Meggitts Meal, 16/6 100 lb.; Copper Bottom Milk Buckets, 7/-, 7/6; Seamless Buckets 7/-, 7/6; Milk Fever Outfits, 7/6. TAOWN quilts at end of season prices. Big reductions olf balance of stock, Andrews and 25/6 upwards house furnishers. Sons, p ABNER'S invite you to inspect '■* their ranges of summer dress fabrics. new colourings, distinctive designs, at appealing prices. TyTO better value in blankets than wc give. Inspect our end of season values. —Andrews and Sons, house furnishers. T> UTTER’S CASH STORE, Ferguson Street, branch of Watson Bros, and sells at Watson Bros.’ Cut Bate Prices. Prosper Coffee Essence, 1/3 bottle; Prosper Jellies, 6 pkts. 1/-; Prosper Bath Soap, 4 large cakes 1/-; Prosper Household Soap, 3 large bars for 2/9; Prosper Tea, 3/- grade for 2/6 lb., 2/8 grade for 2/2 lb., 2/4 grade for 1/1.9 lb.; 2 oz. tins Pure White Pepper, fid; Golden Sultanas, 2 lbs. for lid. fpEiNNlS"“Racquet ‘ i Stringing/ We have the tools, gut, and knowledge to do a first-class job. —Bycroft’s, Cuba. Street. curtain nets, Garner’s must be " vour first call. New season’s nets to hand. Prices are lower than last year. Wc urge immediate inspection. A NDBEWS and Sons’” manuf actui o anv design of furniture to order. All details are carefully carried out.— Showrooms and factory, SO Bangitikei Street. tT/LaT - Cycles, guaranteed 50 years, \ £lO/10/-.— I The Crown Cycleryi (near Watson Bros.), The S. Napier, proprietor, ’phone 5661. "POCKET Torches, complete 1/9; electric cycle lamps, from 5/6; oil lamps, 3/6; burning oil, 9d. —The Crown Cyclery, The Square. PHILIPS New Screen Grid Receiver gets every station any other set vill receive and costs you much less—resides, you receive a TWELVE uonths’ guarantee. Hear it before deeding. Distributors: THE WIRELESS SUPPLIES CO. (J. V. Kyle, Prop.), ,pp. G.P.0., Main Street. “The Homo >f Radio.’’ 2ULPHUR and sarsaparilla compound cleanses the blood of all mpurities. Prepared and solid only by 5. Ormond Hooper, chemist, Library 3uildings, Palmerston North. -<ABNER’S have opened their new range of curtain nets. Smarter lian over before. Prices are lower han last year. Don’t hesitate —iapect immediately. ■ our window display of latest complete cycle accessories; prices larked in plain figures, everything to elight the heart of cyclists. —A. Cooksey, 3 Bangitikei Street. ANDREWS and Sons manufacture any design of furniture to order. All details are carefully carried out.— Showrooms and factory, 80 Bangitikei Street.