Cycle Bargains. 2-seater Ford, just oyerba.'/ieWk shod. Exceptional va?ue“ a, t -* 1 . u 2-senter Ford, lat® model. Ow»S» guar antoea condition—£l4o 5-seafer Ford, a good serviceable' «v' r ‘ ; Any trial given—£l4s [ 5-seater Ford, in condition',- 1 ( spare wheel, etc. —£160' 1 i Ford Delivery Van, Model Chassis, , I suitable for baker or butcher.—A gift at £2OO 5-6 Twin King Dick—£s7 10s l Kudge Multi, 3} —£50 i B-speed 31 New Hudson—£s2 10s 7-9 Indian and Side-car—£l2o r Fixed engine 31 Rudge—£2s And many others. MA&DOOCALL & GO.. MOTOR & GENERAL ENGINEERS. MABTON. Phones —Day 336, Night 301. P.O. Box 21. EVERYBODY’S MARTON, WEDNESDAY. A Sequel and Equal to “Tess of the Storm Country.” Bessie Barriscale IN “ROSE OF PARADISE.” A real sunshine picture of a splendid story with a smashing climaxThe story of an Heiress, whose sole possessions were a Pail, Three Kittens and a Violin. PUBLIC MEETING*. A Public Meeting will be held at the Coronation Hail, on Wednesday next the 28th January, 1920, at 8 pm', for the purpose of deciding in what form a memorial shall be erected to. commemorate the memories of those New Zealand Soldiers of Martonand surrounding district who have made the supreme sacrifice. WILLIAM C KENSINGTON, Mayor.
Borough Office, Marten, 34th. January. 1920. GHAKEA MEMORIAL FUND. All promised donations to the above Fund, Mndly remit on or before 31st of month, J. Pi RICHARDSON, Secretary. NOTICE. A VINO d isposed of our Complete Stock of Groceries to Mr. T. Barton, this Department will be closed from Wednesday, 28th inst. HODDER & TOLLEY, Ltd, Marton. notice. E are prepared to do Threshing, Chaffcuttirig, etc, at reasonable rates-, GRAY BROS., Orofton. Qmm SPORTS CLUB PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. 10th ANNUAL SPORTS, Wednesday 17th March, 1920. Programme later. F, GABITES. Hon. Sec. FOR SALE ONJASY TERMS AS I intend leaving-, Marton shortly, I offer for sale the balance of my Marton propenties, as follows ; 6-roomed house, Ross and Harris Street, water, gas, sewerage, etc., l-acre, motor shed. My new S-roomed! residence, Harris Street, Moore light, hot and cold water, sewerage, glasshouse, tennis court, nice young orchard and vegetable garden, and quite up-to-date 5 Sections, just over bridge on Station Street. Good building sites 3 Sections, Harris and Ross. streets, nice high and dry situation, and handy to post office and school 9-roomed house and 2 acres, Marton Junction, easy terms All for sale ,at very reasonable prices to quit .j JOHN C. MEYER, ' ’ ’Phone 159, Marton MISS GERTRUDE DIERKS, A.T.C.L., RESUMES Pianoforte Tuition on the 9th February, at the Druids’ Hall (temporarily) Intending pupils may be interviewed at the Hall, on the afternoon of the 6th and 7th February. BUY NOW. BUY NOW. have advised us of a rise in prices owing to the increased cost of material and labour. WHY WAIT FOR FRIGES TO GO UP? PURCHASE NOW. DAINTY SHOES FOR DAINTY FEET. , GOOD QUALITY AT LOW PRICES. G. CyMOOONALD. BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, BROADWAY, - MARTON.' Phone 339.
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11989, 28 January 1920, Page 8
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488Page 8 Advertisements Column 6 Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11989, 28 January 1920, Page 8
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