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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 12016, 4 March 1920, Page 1

WANTED®. WAITED ADVERTISEMENTS '"not relating to meetings, amusements, or tenders) not exceeding 16 words Is 6d cash or 2s booked per insertion. x LEWIS & CAMERON’S X SPECIAL. STOCKTAKING SPECIALS. 7 doz. Children’s Black and Tan 3/4 Socks at special prices to clear, 1/8 to 3/11. X X LOST, in Marten—Wallet containing Money jind Cheque Book ; £lO reward, Advocate Office, Marton, ’OF?" ANTED—Young lady to assist at % ™ counter.—Apply A. J. Gould, Marton. WANTED, by single gentleman— Private board and residence, — Apply ‘ Board,” Advocate Office, Marton. WANTED to Hire A Piano for Chatauqua Week, 10th to 16th March, All responsibility taken by the Committee, A. H. Bill, Secretary. WANTED —A ploughman, single.— Smith Bros., Upper Tutaenui, Marton. '%j&T ANTED, in Marton- One Room, v unfurnished.—Apply by letter, Advocate Office, Marton. ANTED Men to cut about 100 v cords 4ft rata firewcod for Marton Dairy Co.— Apply J. Robson, Secretary, Marton. FOR SALE —30 h.p. Overland Delivery Van, in first-class running order. Price £l5O, Owner has purchased heavy lorry.—Apply “ Van,” c/o this office. LOST, from Hunterville —Black sheep dog, prick-eared ; answers to name Roy. Reward.— Phil Norris, Ohingaiti. LOST, on or about Jan. 28th—Young Black and White Dog; answers name Glen. Anyone detaining same alter this notice Ari-lTbe'prosecuted-.'=^--R.'"Mea'ds Rat*’ TRY our malt vinegar, unequalled for pickline.—Ralfo and Archer, Bulls. MOTOR Cycle Tyres.—We can supply all makes and sizes to suit you. Let us show you our new stock at Blackman Bros., Broadway, Marton. DATES New Seasons pack, now in at Ralfe and Archer’s, Bulls. Order early to prevent dis- ] appointment. I A FURTHER Shipment of Indian Motor Cycles arriving. Book your order with Blackman Bros., Broadway, Marton. GROCERIES and Hardware at reduced price: at the People’s Arcade, Halcombe, where you can get everything you need.

nun n nnnn GENERAL , 8181 1 LSI EjnllUi 1 CARRIERS, 9Me Gifford St, PALMERSTON N. Furniture carefully removed by experienced staff, town or country. Estimates for Packing and Removing by Motors Free of Charge. Phone 002. TO the Interests of MOTORISTS - e We beg to announce to the general public that we have taken over the business carried on by the Late W. J. Passmore, 97 Cuba Street, and hooe to merit a fair share of the public patronage. Wells Bros., Expert Motor Mechanics, 97 Cuba St., Palmerston North (next Working Men’s Club), TAILORING A NOVELTY. I_| AERY BAKER, the wellK.K. known Tailor, of Wellington, has now opened up in The Square, Palmerston North, with the latest in Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Costumes. Fit guaranteed. Also a fine- range of Woollen Jerseys in all the latest shades. Inr spection invited,—HAßßY Baker, near the Granu Hotel. I” INTEND starting a MotorCarrying Business in Ohingaiti and surrounding district, corm mencing Thursday, 26th February. Size of lorry, 3i tons. Orders may be left with R. J. LINTON, Carrier, Ohingaiti. MARION BRICK ANfl TILS WORKS, BOSS STREET, MARTON. "OTAYING purchased the above works from Mr J. C. Meyer, I am now prepar d to supply firstclass bricks ; also 3 and 4- inch field pipes. Six inches made tr o£der. Any order will be prompt ly attended to. ARTHUR KENDRICK