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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11367, 13 October 1917, Page 1

WANTEDS. WANTED— Temporary mas to do draining. -Apply “ R.W.”, C/o Advocate Office, Marion. ANTED —Shearers’ cook, com- » . rnence October 20th; 6 men. Apply J. Lis.sirr i'i;, Box 24, Mangaweka. WANTED TO SELL-On very easy terms, of exchange for Motor Oar a House Property in Marton. Apply G. DEWAR, Boss Street, Marton. WANTED —Two (blade) shearers, to start Nov. Isl—T. U. L. POWELL, Poukiore, Huntcrvillc. m< o- | with tea acres of land. —Apply G. Voelkehling, Pukepapa Road, Marton. WANTED— Smart, clean girl to# take entire charge of baby, 18 months; also relieve housemaid-waitress one day week. Apply Advocate Ori’icE, Marton. WANTED— A Capable General, all duties. Apply Mrs J. Goudov Mill Street, Marton. 44 YIOLAS, ” those Yellow beautiful border plants. 1/4 per doz., b/- 100, post paid, at AY. ParnkuA, Seedsman, Wanganui. PEGDEN’S Spring Sale extends until Oct. 14. Get your furniture there. Palmerston’s leading furnisher. TYEE3, TYRES, TYRES—CycIe, and Motor Cycle Covers at bedrock prices at TURNER'S Cycle, Motor And Novelty Stores. Broadway, Marton. OWING to the big demand for tomato plants W. Pah N EM. will not be able to supply further orders for about 14 days. FOR SALE-One light express, pole bars, lamps, complete; almost new. Also on© light motor lorry ; n good order. For full particulars apply to the Advocate Office, Marton. GREAT chance now offered at Pecden’s, Palmerston N. Another 14 days of cheap furniture buying. fmp ANTED TO SELL iS-seatec ?? STUDBBAKER CAR, complete with electrio lights and self starter, ADAMS LTD., Wanganui. OCT. 14 brings Pegdex's Furniture Sale to a close. Send your order NOW. fV YERY Motorist should have a U Super-Vulcaniser—it’s so simple to manipulate—no solution or cement, no benzine, no acid, no blaze—will not blow out in the wiml —cannot overenre. The Turner Cyder, Motor & Novelty Store, (late Turner & C 0.,) Broadway, Marton. Hdntervillb fish supply will visit the country as follows : Dhingaiti, Wednesday ; Manga wcira, Thursday; Huntorville, Friday. Fresh Fish arriving Daily. All Shell Fish on irder. Oysters and Crayfish in Season Phono 78. MISS B. C. OLIMd FURNITURE of premier quality at Pegden’s Sale. Sale closes Oct. 4. Prices all down. r$ PANTED Motorists to remember v V that all makes of Tyrss and Motor ocesories. at Town Prices, are stock'd at iarney’s Garage, bulls. Michelin yres a speciality. Repairs by compemt mechanics, satisfaction guaranteed, -j. barney, Bulls. ZTEEDS, Seeds.— Ralee & Arche? (3 Bulls, agents for Nimmo & Blair md Yates’ Reliabc' Seeds. § BTTANTED KNOWN—We have just ? ? been advised of a rid . , j rise in Cycle lyres, hut are offering a shipment*of new rash Covers at last season’s ptioes. We lave only ’a limited supply so buy early, ’he Turner Cycle, Motor and Novelty [Sores.SMOKELESS Cartridges 12 and 10 gauge. Fresh stock now in at Halve & Archer’s, Bulls. fJIALBB TEETH sound ,i|y top market price to trade and others. PEARLINE GO., 168, Queen St„ Auckland. BON’T forget your opportunity is gone mi Oct. loth. Pegdeks Sale closes 14th. Great bargains. •er URAJUD BROTHERS, T.AIHAPE, Ju e lava bought the Tea Rooms lately conducted by MRS. BAG-LEY and have opened a Fish Shop and Dining Rooms. Fish Grills and Oysters can ba now had day (or night, Everything up-to-date. Give the p'aoa a trial. - LGRAJUD BROS, Taihape, Proprietors, (To Wharokai Maori). WHAT'S WANTED -Potato Man uro and Special Garden Manure 141 b bags 2/-.— Ralph A AhCiiei;, Bulls. INUG LITTLE CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS, including nice clean wk and plant, soda fountain fixtures, 3,, next to Piacure Theatre, doing good sinePs, Takings for last Xmas week, id, big profits, low rout, main street imiltr.n. the most progressive town in jw Zealand to day, Suit two ladies, ■jIXOOANGSI.—Fir:-1-class dairy farm of 155 acres. Price £to per aero, juity £SOOO. Close to town. Lightly cumbered farm near Wellington wanted exchange (200 to 1000 acres.) f. w. mmm & 00. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ARD STREET, HAMILTON.