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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 22, 22 December 1932, Page 8

LADIES’ manicure sets, brush comb sets. —Fine stock at nett’s, Broadway. and BenUSEFUL Xmas Gifts Antique brass loir box 42s 6d, brass and bronze kerbs from °Bs 9d each, brass and bronze companion sets 8s 3d per set coal boxes brass and copper 45s and oss each. S P early—we are closing from Xmas L\e until 4th January, 1945- Hutchins i urnture Warehouse, 311 Main Street 'a , Palmerston North. riHIIISTMAS and New Year " cards O with envelopes—splendid selection from Id to Is each, at Bennett’s, Broadway. ___ LOST AND FOUND. LOST, nigger brown Jersey cow. Vicinity retrace End. Finder ring 6353. TO LET. NEW bungalow, Matamau St., 265; new bungalow, Bryant St.. 27s 6d; furnished house, all conveniences, North BL, 455; 5 rooms, Linton St., 255; 5 rooms, Bryant St., 255; 6 rooms, Colombo St., 21s.—W. S.' Long. Raugitikei Street. TO LET, modern bungalow, 5 rooms, every possible convenience, situate ideal locality, possession immediately. Particulars C. L. Mowlem, 15 ltangitikei Street. . 4. Hl.) furnished bouse, Featherston St., 255; 5 mis Clifton St., 20s ;5 rms, Knowles St., 20s; 6 rms, Grey St., 255; 3-rd. flat, Main St., 17s 6d; 4-rd. flat, Cuba St., 20,; 4-rd. Hat, Botanical ltd., 20s, 4 rms, taor.ui St., 15s. —A. Mortland and Co., 213 Cuba Street. rpo LET, 5-rd. bung., 255; b rooms, 20s; I 4 rooms and kitchenette, 15s; 6 rooms, 22? 6d; 5 rooms, ill; 6 rooms, £1; Hat 4 rooms £1; 7 rooms, nr. Square, 30s; 5-rd. bungalow, 255; others, 17s 6d, 18s, £l. C. L. Mowlem, 15 Rang’Lkei Street. TTitACTIVE bungalow, Frederick St.. 27s 6d; 5-rd. bungalow, Moerangi St., 27s 6d; 5-rd. bungalow, Lyndhurst St. 27s 6d; 6 rms Lombard St., 255; 7 rms Morris St., 27s 6d; 5 rms, Featherston St., 22s 6d ! 7 rms (newly renovated) lerguson St., 26s. —A. Mortland and Co., 213 Cuba Street. T~~O LET, 5-rd bungalow, good cond it ion, good locality, 27s 6d; 3-rd. flat, superior, 30s; 5-rd. bungalow, 30s; 5-rcl House, 235; large home, excellent locality, suitable private hospital.—Kenneth McDonald, liangitikei Street. _____ ri'O LET, 1 uruished bungalow, 5 rooms -*• and kitchenette, garage, situate Grey Street; reasonable rent to good client.—G'. L. Mowlem, 15 liangitikei Street. FOR SALE. LADY’S bicycle for sale, good order, recently enamelled, £3. Address ‘ ‘Standard.” I7RESH loganberries ready, Sd lb., 12 lbs 7s 6d. Raspberries (shortly) lid, 8s tid. Free delivery. Fruit delivered in punnets.—Coombs’ Nurseries. 500 Albert Street, ’phone 6416. FOR SALE, 6 cylinder sedan car, good order all round. £SO cash. — Rossy, Lt Lombard Street. /FOWLING and Co., Ltd., are offering Lf this Xmas Special; 6-piece dining suite, 4-piece bedroom suite, 3-piece chesterfield suite, sprung edge, the lot for £i}2 6s 6d. This is an opportunity to buy quality furniture at a cheap price. —Cowling and Co., Ltd., Main Street, Palmerston North, opp. Public Trust. TJOR SALE, A.J.S. 4.98 h.p. De Luxe J- 0.H.V., two port model, 5.8., done 6000 miles, perfect condition. Apply 133 Church Street. pHEVROLET closed car for sale, a \J snip, £BO cash ; excellent order, good appearance. Address “Standard.” DODGE roadster. late model, £55; Morris Minot van. £125; Dodge tourer, suitable to make into light delivery, £25; Rugby tourer, £35; Baby Austin sedan, £9o.—Hunter, Williams, George Street, phone 6996. QUICK sale, late model light touring car, good order,’ cheap for cash or terms arranged. Write 928, ‘’Standard . ” FOR SALE, large doll’s pram. May be seen at Broadway Dairy, next to Boon’s. FOR SALE.—Oak tea waggons, 22s 6d; rimu tea waggons, 17s 6d; tea tables. 15s; cushions, from 7s 6d; fireside ciiairs, 30s ; pouffee stools, 14s 6d; book shelves, ss; foot stools, 7s 6d ; and other useful Christmas gifts at Furnishers, Ltd., Grand Hotel Buildings, the home of good furniture. I ’OR SALE, used bicycles (lady’s and gent’s); tricycles for Christmas, best value in town; Christmas tyres, worth 8s 6d, selling 4s 6d. Quick repair service.—Currin’s Cycle Works, 327 and 173 Main Street. Old bicycles or parts taken in exchange for accessories or repairs. SITUATIONS. WANTED, experienced housemaidwaitress. Apply Royal Hotel. WANTED, girl for housework, sleep in. Address ‘‘Standard.” W - ANTED, experienced waitress. Apply Manawatu Dining Rooms, Cuba Street. n'LDERLY lady offers service com--1-1 panion-help, light duties, good home, small wage, fond children. Address at “Standard.” ANTED, girl, light household duties, 7.30 to 1 (not Sunday). Apply Thursday before noon. Address ‘ ‘Standard.” ANTED, experienced single man for sheep and general farm work; permanent position for suitable man. Apply personally to W. G. Shannon, liangitikei Line, Palmerston North. ANAWATU Labour Agency, Hopwood’s Buildings, phone 6672. Wanted: Farm hands, married couples, cook-generals, waitresses, housekeepers, cowman-gardeners. ,TISS ANDERSON iL Labour Bureau, Terrace End. Phone 6211. Wanted: Boys for milking, 7s 6d to 10s per week. Wanted: Cook-generals and girls to assist for private houses (town and country), 7s 6d to £1 per week. Wanted: For sheep run, Hawke’s Bay, man to milk 12 cows, kill sheep, and odd jobs, 22s 6d per week. Wanted; Capable housekeeper for bachelor, 15s per week. Wanted: Working housekeeper for an elderly lady (must have good references), £1 per week. Wanted: Station, farm hands and milkers, £1 per week. Wanted : Married couple ; wife cookgeneral; man garden and odd jobs; £2 p.w.

M. J. O’BRIEN. GENERAL CARRIER. ,EPOT: Prompt Parcel Service, King St. Phone 6818, Private .6405.