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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 7068, 30 January 1933, Page 1

NIELSEN’S Dyers and Dry Cleaners, COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR LOOKING SPRUCE Have Your Garments Dry Cleaned or Dyed. Suits, Costumes and Overcoats Dry Cleaned and Pressed at a small cost of 5/G. Country Orders Catered For. 290 a Main Street, (Opp. Public Trust.), Phono 5353. SITUATIONS VACANT. MAN AW AT U LABOUR AGENCY, Hopwood’s Buildings, Phono 6672. WANTED Pantrymaid, Waitress, Married Couples, Cooks, Farm and Station Hands. WANTED, a strong youth for dairy farm. Address ‘•Times” Office. WANTED, ’two’"' good housemaidwaitresses; country hotel. Apply 41 Eaugitikci Street. WANTED^young man for general farm work. Ring GSGm, Feilding, the evenint LOST AND FOLTND. T OST, collie dog; sandy and white. I’eilding collar; answers to name “Sandy.” Reward. Ring 354, Feilding. WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO PURCHASE, for cash, ’ * N.Z. Perpetual Forest Bonds, first issue. Reply- by letter to “170,” “Times** Office. UNCLE ALE BUY B ALMOST ANYTHING YOU DON’T WANT— Clothing—Tools —Household Articles Best Cash Prices. •'Phone 6780. We Call and Collect. 233 MAIN STREET. STOCKTAKING SALE FURNITURE And FURNISHINGS to bo cleared at throwout prices during January. ANDREWS DIRECT FURNISHERS. 80 EANGHTKEI STREET. ' WANTED. L. G. LOVEDAY. T7IOLIN (Carl Flesch method), Man- * dolin, Spanish and Steel Guitar, Banjo. Lessons at pupil’s home if necessary. Studio: Manawatu Bldgs., George Street. T>UY Genuine Taupiri Coal. The best coal from the Waikato. Kitchen 4/9, House 5/6 per sack. Taupiri Coal Agency Ltd., Old Gas Works, Main St. West. ’Phone 6609. JJAY-PRESSING. For reliability,! even bales, low charges; go any-j where. Alf Jensen, 103 Lyndhurst Street, phono 7123, Palmerston North. ’"THOMAS Hughes’ Tea SetsTsi pieces, from 15/-. Rosen’s Crockery Arcade-, 235 Main Street W. TJADIO, RADIO, RADIO. Have you heard the new COURIER. Its a wonder —don’t miss it ask for demonstration now I COLES, Sole Agents. WOODVILLE A. & P. ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW, To be held on the Woodville Racecourse, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1933. gXCELLENT ENTRIES RECEIVED, Attractive Programme of Ring Events. Great Display of Jersey Cattle. Big Tug-of-War Contest. Cycle Events, etc. Hot Water Supplied Free. REDUCED ADMISSION CHARGES: ADULTS 1/6; and CHILDREN Cd To All Parts of Grounds Including Grandstands. Children Under 6, FREE. DON’T MISS THIS YEAR’S SHOW! R. R. JOHNSTON, Secretary, jyj-ARTON gHOW. MAETON PARK. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933. £6OO IN PRIZES AND TROPHIES. pLASSES for Thoroughbreds, Ponies, Light Horses and Draughts. Pony and Hunters’ Competitions, Boy and Girl Eiders. Purebred and Crossbred Cattle and Sheep, Fat Sheep and Lambs. Pigs and Dogs. Homo Industries, Plain, Fancy and Woollen Work. Vegetables and Fruit. School Exhibits. ENTRIES CLOSE ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY .10-th. Members’ Sub., £l, now due. Schedules may bo obtained on application to ARTHUR WAY, Show Secretary. P.O. Box 3, Marton. J)ANNNEVIEKE S^HOW. 24TH. ANNUAL EXHIBITION. SHOWGROUNDS, DANNEVIRKE. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, 7th. and Bth. FEBRUARY, 1933. TWO BIG DAYS—TWO BIG NIGHTS. Open Hunters’ Competition £55 Cash Prizes. Other competitions liberally catered for. Classes for Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Eat Stock, Farmers’ Classes, and Home Industries. Send for schedule and all information or apply to your local Show Secretary. Waipukurau A. and P. Association acting in conjunction. Entries in all sections, including Eomo Industries close Tuesday, 24th. January. Grounds electrically lit at night and special programme arranged. Dog section specially catered for by the Kennel Club. 11. S. M. QUIGLEY, Secretary. (Miss) K. Miller, Asst.-Secy, Box 38, Telephone 2470.