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FOR 3ALETjlOft SALE, fiVe-seater Studebaker J. ; sedan. Privately oWned and .driven. First class car, condition as new! Bargain price. Apply ‘Sedan, care Box 109, Feilding. _—. EOR SALE. Ebsox Six, four-door sedan, one owner, many extras, unconditional guarantee.—Fowler and Porter, Ltd., Chevrolet, Vauxhall and Standard cars, Palmerston North. —. TPOR sale; Morris Uowiey 1926 rX. model coupe. This is one °f .tk® ■ cheapest cans we have had in. LIUU. First-class order. Easy terms. —Ford Motors. ' MORRIS Cowley roadster, £25: Ford New Beatity tourer, £?5; Singer saloon, £150; Morris Minor saloon, £136; Ford T - J-ton delivery, £oU; Overland 91 tourer, £6O; Dodge roadSter, £2s.—Hunter, Williams, George Street, phone 6996. TT'OR SALE, pedigree Canadian Large ;J- White boars, 8 months old, by an imported sire.—’Phone 8575, RegWebb, Newbury. . ’tlOll SALE, 520 acre. freehold, good •X ’ clean country, dwelling, woolsned, dip, etc., carry one breoding ewe and one .dry sheep besides cattle, handy to_ctty, price £8 10a per acre, £SOO cash. T. J. Rodgers and Go., 11 George Street. EMJR SALE, Ford 4 ton light delivJ. ery. First-class order. ~ j Small deposit. Easy terms. —Ford Motors. _ EOR SALE, Baby. Austin saloon, 1929 model, in great order, leather upholstery, doing 50 m.p.g. —Fowler and Porter. Ltd., Chevrolet, Vauxhall and Standard cars; Palmerston No.rth. .. T?QR SALE, motor camping tent, -E , single pole, as new, £3 10s or offer. Address “Standard.” FOR SALE, totara, hinau and macrocarpa posts; rimu battens; totara and hinau strainers. These are all at cut rates. We deliver free.—Manawatu Produce Exchange (W. PukloWski prop.), 13a Grey Street (phone 6334). • * ■ 05 SALE, , Ford 5-seater, selfstarter, good order, £25. Easy terms. —Ford Motors. FpR SALE, Chevrolet 1-ton truck, mechanically sound and repainted; for economical transportation. Apply Fowler and Porter. Ltd.,‘Chevrolet, Vauxhall and Standard cars. Palmerston North. FORTsALE, three spring carters, just finished 25 acres ploughing. Address “Standard.” TO LET. TjiURNISHED self-contained flat or J- double bed-sitting room (own entrance), bach, or small cottage. State lowest terms, in advance, to 13, “Standard.”

SITUATIONS. V OUNG girl desires position with ■I homely people, fond children, refs., 155.,' Write 7, “Standard.” WANTED, position, motor ' driver, any description; or private chauffeur, all own repairs. Address “Standard” ' COMPANIONABLE lady offered home in return for help in small house. •Write “Home 14,” “Standard.” .f t OGHILL’S ltogistry, ’phone 7091, y : recommends Canterbury ploughman,- swamp work, fencer, binder, sheep-cattle, etc. (2 dogs). 1 TXLdfLTED, housework .position, by V;V capable young lady, urgent. Write 16, (‘Standard.” GOOD home offered respectable girl in return for services. Write “Farmlet 8,” “Manawatu Evening-Standard.” IUTANAWATU Labour Agency, Hop- • VI Ts«til/linrf nlinn/i fiATO - i Waiting. engagement: Experienced cobk-generals; also girls for housework arid help milk. .jj.l S S ANDERSON, LABOUR BUREAU, JTerrace End. Phone 6211. Waiting engagement: Station and •farm hands, milkers,, ploughmen, fencers. ' station-cooks, married couplee. Waiting engagement: SII. farmhand, ■can plough, fence, milk, do any station work; two trained sheep dogs. Wanted: Boys for milking, 10s per week. Wanted: By Refined middle-aged woman, position as companion-help, nursing experience, welL recommended. Ti Wanted: Cook-generals £1 per week, girls to assist IDs per week. % For country home, experiepded must have references. SKIN 1 eruptions yield to _ Henderson’s j- Liquid 1 Kaltox. Stops irritation immediately. Powerful, soothing. 3s and 5s battle. —Henderson’s Pharmacy, Library Buildings, 45 the Square. «*■ ‘THE KITCHEN” ®OR Proteona Scones and Bread; white home-made: bread an, biscuits; don’t fill to try our .delicious sausage rolls.— i+OPWOOD’S BUILDINGS. PLET AUTO-STROP OUTFITS, 2s 6d—a good present for New Year. GRAHAM AND McPHEE, RANGITIKEI STREET. THE BROADWAY cSCHOOL OF DANCING Principal: MISS GWEN GIBBS. SENIOR end Intermediate Classes.— Terms commencing THURSDAY, February 4th; Junior Class, Saturday, February 6th.; Tap and Musical Comedy Class, Monday, February tuition by appointment. Pi plication." Studio: 81 Broadway. ’Phones 7170—7477. V’ : - TABOR SCHOOL OF DANCING " , AND FIGURE CULTURE. Miss Cecily Tabor. Miss Diana Tabor. riHJITION in Ballet, Operatic, GharX actor and Tap Dancing. Special “Slimming” Course to reduce accumulation of, adipose tissue. Interviews from Mondayi February IS, at the Studio, Room 4, Bryant Buildings (next National Bjink).- ■ . MONEY-'-is the Being of Man’s Work and Existence. Money is in prison. EAT AT THE RITZ AND LIVE' AND LIVE LONGER.: MEALS 9d and Is. THE - RITZ . CUBA STREET, ?! Opp. Cosmopolitan Club Buildings. STEWART-WARNER the most popular RADIO I Reception from All Over the World PRICES FROM Let Us Modernise Your Old Radio. ; > Our Repairs Guaranteed. BORHAM’S RADIO SERVICE, -MAIN STREET; ’PHONE. 8688,