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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 8, 10 January 1936, Page 1

ANDREWS ANNOUNCE STOCKTAKING (JLEAEANCE NOW IN PROGRESS. Only once yearly do wo liold a stocktaking Clearance. Until January 31, your money will go furtlier if you take this opportunity, and buy now! Why not call to-day? i’ou’ll certainly bo interested in our “Stocktaking Clearance’’ Prices. HOUSE PURNISHEKS. SO EANGITIKEI STREET. ANDREWS

SITUATIONS VACANT. MAN AW ATU LABOUE AGENCY, Phono 6072, Palmerston North. IT At) Vacancies for House-parlour-maids, Cook-Generals EEILDING LABOUE BUEEAU. (Next Brill Hall, Eeilding) Pliono 285. Y/AUANCIES for all good farm workV ors. Waiting engagement. Daily helps, housekeepers and generals. AMATEUE vaudeville artists undei , the age of 25 call at the Jersey Cafeteria, 2D Eangitikei Street, re engagements immediately. WANTED, young girl for country vv home; six miles from P.N.; assist household duties. Commence towards end of January. Address at “Times” Office. "WLYNTED, experienced youth for dairy farm. Wages 25/-. Phone 131 D Seifert, Opiki. WANTED, lad to help milk herd of VV cows; machines used. Apply G. V. Shannon, Whakarougo. VyANTED, youth for mixed farm; ’* help milk and do general farm work; good wages; permanent position. —C. Spence, Apiti, Phone 21D. SUBSTATION OPEEATOE. yy ANTED, Operator for Woodville Substation. Applicants should be registered wiremen and have had experience in substation and transmission line work. Applications, which should be submitted on P.S.C. Form 17a obtainable at Principal Post Offices or P.W. Department close with the Engiueer-in-Chief, Public Works Department, Wellington, on 21st instant. SITUATIONS WANTED VOUTH (17) wants position on farm; sheep preferred. State wages to “261," “Times' ’ Office, Eeilding. LOST AND FOUND T OST, navy hat, trimmed white. Beward. Inquiry office, Collinson and Cunninghame, Ltd. CTEAYED on my property at Tiakitahuna, two hoggets and one black heifer. —(Signed) K. Laugkilde. WANTED TO LEASE 07ANTED TO LEASE for a Term: * ’ 6/7-roomed house. Must bo up-to-late and have all conveniences. No jhildren. Kent secondary consideration. lYritc “385,” “Times” Office. BICYCLES FOR SALE. “"DOSCH” The only dependable " LJ cycle Dynamo Lighting Set. FOR SALE IjX)R SALE, Leeks, Broccoli, Succession Cabbage and Phlox Drumondi.—D. Young, Kiwitea Nursery, iwitea. .UGGAGE Trailers for your camping Gear this Xmas, from £l6. A few ily to hire. Early reservation advis3.—The Bunnythorpe Garage, Phone 530, Palmerston North.

|\/riA.ED Farm, mortgagee sale, 1590 acres for £6OOO. Stock carried, 700 sheep, 75 dairy cows, 100 other stock. Deposit £2OO. A. Mortland and Co., 31a Rangitikei St., Palmerston North. pOR SALE, 30-gallon milk round with good motor delivery; a very compact and easy run to handle. No bad debts. Prico with all accessories, £125. D. D. Currie and Co., opp. P. 0., Palmerston North, Phone 5415. FARM IMPLEMENTS TXT ALLACE Safety Stackers “selfloo” grabs, tumbler sweeps (190 sold last year.) D. McL Wallace, 59 Kangitikci Street, phono 5226. COIR STACK NETS Protect your Hay Stacks with our famous Coir Nets. Efficient, and lasting. Stocked in various sizes at low prices. REID & GRAY AGENCY CO. LTD. 75 RANGITIKEI STREET. MACHINERY eok SALE. Booth self-oiler windmill,- with steel tower; Duncan and I.H.C. Disc Harrows; Massey-Ilarris No. 7 Mower. FARM SUPPLY 7 , 65 Kangitikei St. £5 ALFA-LAVAL, one only, 35-gall., re-conditioned separator —£5. PUMP —Water or skim milk, 1 ; 000gall., rotary, new, £l2/10/-. J, W. BODY, 4 Fitzherbert Ave., (Near 1 Central Filling Station.) Phone 575 G. PLANTS ETC. FOR SALE Y'IANT Zinnias, Petunias, Portulacas, Salpiglossis, etc., 9d. dozen, 50 for 2/6. Phlox, Verbenas, Antirrhinums, Cosmos, Marigolds, Gaillardias, Lobelias and Celery Plants • 6d. dozen. — Pcrsson's, 256 Church Street. SEEDLING AND TOMATO PLANTS. f~ ARGEST and Best Stock in Dominion, also Cheapest. Present price, most kinds 6d. dozen; 3/6 190. B. H. JUST NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, THE SQUARE,