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WANTED?. WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS (not relating to mootings, amusements, or tenders) not exceeding 16 words. Is cash or 2s booked per insertion. ANT E 1) TO BUY. —Carpenter’s Bench, cheap.—Apply Mns Cr hiiEN, Signal Sheet, Marlon. WANTED TO SELL. Choice Apricots bd per lb. Ks fid per case ; only few cases left. d. B. BakK’.NtiTON, Marten. LOST. Or loft in coach,'Doc. 2 i ith, parcel of clothing addressed Harry Arnold, with Lewis A Camerons label. Finder kindly return to liOWis A Cameron, Marlon. FOR SALE. A magnilieeut s«;omlhand pianoforte, cheap at LIU. A. E. Savapk, Marton. WANTED,— Young Girl to assist. Apply Mrs. P. IE Wood, Pokepapa Road, Marton. Telephone 101. FOR SALE.-By tender IK acres of rape. Tenders close dth Fchruary ,—G. Duncan, Kilkern, Bulls. NEW Potatoes. Blhs for 1/.; Onions, •libs for 1/-; quality guaranteed, Rai.fk & Aunir.K, Bulls. HAWKE’S Bay Fruits.—Bottling and Preserving Plums, 4/6 241 b case; railage 8d per case extra cash with order. Akmstko.ng & HAining, Print Stores, Hastings. CABBAGE and Broccoli Plants, 2/per 100 post paid from W. Pa un F- li>, Wanganui. PULSE TEETH sound or otherwise, top market! price to trade and others. Peaelinb'CO., 168, Queen Bt„ Auckland. _____ WANTED KNOWN- bh.p. 2-speed twin cylinder motor-cycle m good order. A snip at £27 10s. The Turner Cycle, Motor and Novelty Stores, Marton. rfICOTIANA SANDERAE - A new hardy annual which has rented quite’ a sensation in England, nd also “ Hcyhvida ” which forms mshy plants covering from base to nminit with pink, man VC. purple, orimon, and other shades of colours ; bloom 11 summer and autumn. Oidy limited upplics. 2s 6d dozen. Post paid from V. Paun eli., Wanganui.

FOR tlio Front—Horlick s Malted Milk Tablets. Each Tablet a lunch. Rali-’K & AitniKi:. Bulls. ACORN self-healing Flat Iron, the Simplest, surest self-heating Flat Iron made. 6ozs gasoline will operate Iron four hours. Does ironing in half the time with less than half the work entailed bv old-fashioned Irena, No gas odors; cannot ohoba or olog. Buy one for mother. Post free 29/6. ACORN AGENCY Box 84, To Aro, Wellington. 'ANTED KNOWN—Wo stock Cycle Tyros of all leading makes, and sell for cash at city prices— Dunlop and Brittauia, 18/ ; Velox. 1.1/6; Ocean, 18/6; Pcdbys, In/-; Michelin,l6'-; Champion, 12/6; Victorias. 9/6. Tic cm 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6. 8/6, and 9/6. Send uash with order. Do it now! The -turner Cycle, Motor and Novelty Siores,Broadway, Marten. EVERY I Motorist should have a Super-Vulcaniscr—it’s bo simple to manipulate—no solution or cement, no benzine, no acid, no blaze—will not blow out in the wind—v an not ovcrcure. Tub Turner Cycle, Motor & Novelty Stoke, (late Turner & C 0.,) Broadway, Marton WANTED TO BELL 5-seater BTUDEBAKER CAR, complete with eleotrio lights and .self starter. ADAMS LTD.. Wanganui. WANTED KNOWN—AII kinds of Glass and China can be nvetted and all kinds of Cutlery ground and set —Razors a specialty—at Lethabys Umbrella Works, 77’ Guyton Street, Wanganui, WANTED TO BELD CHEAP—K.O. H. Touting Oat, fitted with eleotrio lights. OatJni splendid order.—J. Barney Bulls. TURN Night into Day with an Acorn Uni-lito. 300 candle power; oarry as a lantern; use anywhere as a lamp; burns IB hours one filling gasoline or kerosene; wind, tain, snow and bog proof. Upset and roll round—won’t go out—won't explode. 39/G post free. Money returned if not satisfiied. ACORN AGENCY, Bos 84, To Aro, Wellington. IF YOU WANT THE BEST go to A. J. Taylor, Pork Butcher, The Square,’ Palmerston North for Roast Pork, Pressed Pork, Pressed Corn Beef, Poultry, Sausages, Bacon, Ham, Eggs, and .numerous other table delicacies made under the supervision of Mr George Brown, the well-known expert in his lino. When in town don’t forget to visit the shop noted for cleanliness and civility. ~ . A. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor. The Square, Palmerston North. ’Phono 587. PATRIOTIC SHOP. OPENS—TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Help Our Soldiers at the Front. Ir oosedg cable.

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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11449, 31 January 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11449, 31 January 1918, Page 1