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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLII, Issue 11477, 4 March 1918, Page 1

WANTED*?. WANTED ADVERTISEMENTS (not relating to meetings, amusements, or tenders) not exceeding 16 words Is Gd cash or 2s booked per insertion. FOR SALE,--Three horses, guaranteed quiet, one 4 years,, suitable spring cart or express; also two baker’s carts.—A. J. Gould, Marion. LOST— From Upper Tutaenui, one dark bay harness mare, about _ls hands. Finder rewarded on returning to li. Taumoa, Upper Tutaenui. WATER FINDING on Farms.— My days for engagement are Wednesdays or Thursdays cadi week jor the above purpose.— Robert Ccbrie, Lcthbridge-road, Makino. WANTED KNOWN.—G. A. Gamman & Co. have a few thousand feet of good boards and scantlings suitable for farmers alongside Mr Gronnjs yard, Marten Junction. Apply Mr Groiyr. SWAT THAT FLY. - Tanglefoot, Fly Rolls, Poison Papers, Daisy Ely Killers at Ralfc & Archer’s, Bulls. Half-crown cammi at Me Gruer’s to-morrow Ladies’ Blouses 2s Cd each ANTED.— Cocksfoot grass seed ft in exchange for money, one sack or a thousand sacks. Highest price given. Write to me. Arthur Hickiord, Ohakune. OUR OWN TEA, best value to-day. Still 2s per lb. Rai.ee & Archer, Bulls. C OOKING Apples 8s Gd per case at Ralfo & Archer’s, Bulls. WANTED KNOWN.-We have just landed 20 different styles ot high-class silks and cloths for making new to order, and recovering umbrellas. Lethaby’s, 78 Guyton-sti, Wanganui. We have for sale one 2J 2-speed Douglas, in splendid order, at ,C 45 cash; easily worth £55. The Turner Cycle, Motor and Novelty Stores. Mart on. WANTED KNOWN.—We carry the largest and best stock of cycle tyres on this coast, and now is the time to buy. Covers from 9s 6d and tubes from 4s 6d, The Turner Cycle, Motor and Novelty Stores, Marion. A CORN self-heating Flat Iron, the A. simplest, surest self-heating Plat [ron made. 6oza gasoline will operate [ton four hours. Does ironing in half ihe time with less than half the work en;ailed by old-fashioned Irons. No gas idors; oannot choke ot clog. Buy one for nother. Post free 29/6. ACOBN AGENCY Box 84. Te Aro, Wellington. rURN Night into Day with an Aoorn Uni-lite. 300 candle power; carry s a lantern; use anywhere as a lamp; urns 15 hours one filling gasoline or erosene; wind, rain, snow and bug proof, Ipaet and roll round—won’t go outran't explode. 39/6 post free. Money aturned if not satisfiied. ACOBN GBNCY, Box 84, Te Aro, Wellington. FANCY Glass and China, finest display in the Rangitikei at Ralfe : Archer’s Bulla [F YOU WANT THE BEST go to A. J. Taylor, Pork Butcher, The quare, Palmerston North for Roast 'ork, Pressed Pork, Pressed Corn Beef, 'oultry, Sausages, Bacon, Ham, Eggs, ad numerous other table delicacies lade under the supervision of Mr feorge Brown, the well-known export i his lino. When in town don’t forget > visit the shop noted for cleanliness ad civility. A. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor. The Square, Palmferston North. ’Phone 587.

Hlarton Technical School. FIRST TERM, 1918. between the ages of 14 and 17 years are required to enrol. Attendance is required for 4 hmrs per week unless special circumstances warrant exemption. Choice may be made from the following rubj’ets after arrangement with the .Director. Woodwork Mondays 7 to'9 p.m. Plumbing Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. Dressmaking Tuesdays 3 to 4 p.m. Art;Needlework Wednesdays 3 to 4 p.m. First Aid and Home English & Arithmetis Tuesdays 7 to 9p.m. Bookkeeping and Accountancy The Director will receive enrolments at the Technical School on Friday Evening, from 7 p.m. * or by post, FREE CLASSES. — All young persons Nursing Cookery Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. Saturdays 10 to 12 a.m. Building Construction, Mondays 4-5 p.m. f Thursdays 8 to 9 Telegraphy - | Bto 9 Fridays 7 to 9 p.m. Shorthand & Typewriting Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. W. W. THOMAS 8.A., Director. , ; II hcaU the. f lird.'i fa nil tangs' St: —your hism ii'iulicr and fev: father provi-d fls nipriU. 5 "»fi- There is no remedy so r good, so sistc, so sere fi ; Sfe,, -as lionniriyton's. . U Cures Colds and Coughs y)