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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 24, 24 December 1932, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. FOUND! Those fresh fruits and vegetables at Clarke Bros., opposite High School Hostel. Free delivery.— Phone 7154. TO LET. TO LET, single furnished bedroom.— 129 Cuba Street. TO LET, front furnished bed-sitting -L room; also double room and single room, fireplace, use conveniences, reasonable.—47 Bourke Street. TO LET" or board, one single, one double bedroom, telephone, garage, reasonable.—Amesbury House, Amesbury Street. P.N.O.C. EMPLOYEES’ PICNIC CLUB COMPETITION. i ST, No. D 56, T. Davison, Knowles 1 Street: 2nd, No. E 7, E. Newth, 162 Ferguson Street. WEST END . BOY SCOUTS. CAKE COMPETITION. I—Tony Langley 1101 2—Digger 400 Home protection league COMPETITION. WINNER, CHRISTMAS CAKE:— No. Ill: N.D., Carlton Hotel. PN. CENTRAL RELIEF COMMITTEE . RESULT OF ART UNION. Ist prize, 1398, Miss Ogilvie, 15 Queen St., P.N.; 2nd prize, 2405, Mrs E. M. Meyrick, Ridglands, Feilding; 3rd prize, 1154, Mrs A. M. Collinson, North St., P.N.; 4th prize, 1305 Miss Blake, Linton; sth prize, 3278, Mrs H. W. Bennett, Awahuri; 6th prize, 2246, Mrs A. E. Mansford, P.N.; 7th prize, 1221, Mr W. H. J. Watson, P.N.; Bth prize, 1533, Mr T. Christensen, Botanical Road, P.N.; 9th prize, 1131, Mrs R. A. Beckett, Linton; 10th prize, 1193, Mrs Thompson, Tararua Street, Mastorton. Prizes obtainable on application to Messrs Collinson and Cuni.inghame, Ltd., Palmerston North. A. J. PIIILLIPPS, Hon. Secretary. RANGITIKEI PRIVATE HOTEL, 44 Rangitikei Street. Christmas and New Year Holidays.— Single or Double Rooms. Book Early. Motor Sheds on Premises, Tennis Court. Tariff Moderate. RIDE IN COMFORT 1/FOR PER MILE. PHONE 6722 PHONE SILVER FERN TAXIS. GRAHAM-PAIGE CARS. OPP. SUBWAY. PHONE 8616. CAKES AND. PASTRY FOR THE PICNIC BASKET. WHEN you have tried our BISCUITS you will want more. THE KITCHEN. Next Excelsior Meat Co., Rangitikei St. TO OUR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS WE EXTEND THE SEASON’S GREETINGS AND intend during the coming year to give the same undivided service that wo have strived so much for during 1932. THE VAL-IJ GROCERY. THE SQUARE, PHONE 7417. UNLIKE ANYTHING ELSE IT has that finish which makes you satisfied with the work done. Let us attend to your building work and alterations. A. STENBERG, MANAPOURI CRESENT. .'PHONE 569 g WHITE BAND TAXIS. 72, BROADWAY PHONES 7449 j 645g _ Is MILE. 24-HOUR SERVICE. BROADWAY HOUSE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. CNR. Broadway and Princess Streets,. Under entirely new management. Permanents and casual. Terms moderate. ’Phone 7005. HOLIDAYS! HOUSEWIVES, be wise and send us your Wash early to avoid disappointment ; for we CLOSE Saturday, December 24th, to 28th. ECONOMIC LAUNDRY CO., PHONIjI 6623. COOK STREET. PRICES SMASHED QUALITY RETAINED. U'E can convince you that our Lamb VV is superior. We don’t make extravagant claims. We merely ask you to try our Lamb —it speaks for itself. Hindquarters Bd, Forequarters 6d; Ox Beef, Wether Mutton and Prime Veal at City Prices. phone 0227 L. J. COCKERY Comer Albert and Ferguson Streets. THE PICCADILLY WISHES ITS CUSTOMERS THE COMPLI. MENTS OF THE SEASON. 3-COURSE MEALS 2/~ “HEMSWELL” CONVALESCENT REST HOME. 11 RUSSELL STREET. BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS. MODERATE TERMS. ’PHONE 7549. MISSES Y. & A. McLAUGHLAN REGISTERED NURSES. BLOOD-STREAM cleared of poisons with Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, which tones up system, strengthens nerves. 3s 6d. —J. R. Wood, Ltd., and other chemists.