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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 28, 30 December 1932, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, on Boxing Day, between Feeding arid Wanganui, one leather bag containing ladies’ shoes. Reward. Address “Standard.” LOST, pure black tom cat, child’s pet. Reward on returning to 16 Bourke Street. T OST, one hub cap off Oldsmobile, -*-l between Foxton Beach and Palmerston North, on Sunday. Reward. Write 947, “Standard.” FOUND. —4d. Visitors, Palmerston, try our delicious tea, coffee, cocoa, sandwiches, 4d.—Universal Tea Rooms, 70 Broadway Avenue. TjHXUND, new pair silk gloves. Apply _L main office, Collinson and Cunningliame, Ltd. FOUND. —Will customer who left parcel drapery, boy’s Fuji shirts, etc., call at LondontownP TO LET. TO LET or with board, single and double rooms, furnished, phone and own entrance. Address “Standard.” 0 LET, well furnished front flat, all modern conveniences, rent £l. Address “Standard/" TO LET, single furnished bedroom. — 129 Cuba Street. WANTED to lease, about February, property suitable pigs, poultry; outbuildings essential. Write 936, care “Standard.” TO LET, 5-roomed bungalow, good locality, garage, concrete paths, small rent, good tenant. Address “Standard.” ANTED to let, large clean front bed-sitting room, e. 1., fireplace, 2miri. Square, 10s. Address “StanNEW bungalow, Matamau St., 265; new bungalow, Bryant St-. 27s 6d; furnished house, all conveniences, North St,, 455; 5 rooms, Linton St., 255; 5 rooms, Bryant St., 255; 6 rooms, Colombo St., 21s. —W. S. Long, Rangitikei Street. 4-RD. furnished house, Featherston St., 255; 5 rms Clifton St., 20s; 5 rms, Knowles St., 20s; 6 rms, Grey St., 255; 3-rd. flat, Main Sr,, 17s 6d; 4-rd. flat, Cuba St., 20s; 4-rd. flat, Botanical Rd., 20s, 4 rms, Taor.ui St., 15s.—A. Mortland and Co., 213 Cuba Street. ATTRACTIVE bungalow, Frederick St., 27s 6d; 5-rd. bungalow, Moerangi SC, 27s 6d; 5-rd. bungalow, Lyndhurst St. 27s 6d; 6 rms Lombard St., 255; 7 rrns Morris St., 27s 6d; 5 rms, Featherston St., 22s 6d ! 7 rms (newly renovated) Ferguson St., 26s. —A. Mortland and Co., 213 Cuba Street. TO LET, 5-rd bungalow, good condition, good locality, 27s 6d; 3-rd. flat, superior, 30s; 5-rd. bungalow, 30s; 5-rd house, 235; large home, excellent locality, suitable private hospital.—Kenneth McDonald, Rangitikei Street. IVESSERT peaches Is large tin, mixed i) nuts 9d lb. pears 9d tin, sultanas sd, golden sultanas 7d seeded raisins sjd, salmon lid tin.—Meller’s Cash Store, ’phono 6084, Featherston Street. Locknit bloomers, 2s lid, 3s lid, 5s lid, 7s 9d; Locknit Princess slips, 7s 6d, 8s lid, 12s 6d each.— Scotch Wool Hosiery Shop. lyrusic, month organs';’ records, radios, pianos, etc., etc. Better buying at Coles. WATER Pumps.—A little attention and overhaul of your pump and piping now may save you expense in the dry weather. We send experts to all part of the district.—Holben and Kirk, Ltd., Rangitikei Street. UNLIMITED supplies of sugar-cured corned beef and dairy-fed corned pork.—E. Thwaites, quality butcher, the Square, phone 5224. TRY it once and you will burn it again.—“Puke Coal,” the best from the Waikato. For prompt delivery and efficient service, phone 5699, Takaro Wood and Coal Depot, agents for Puke coal. HOLIDAY novelties in great varieties, boxed chocolates from Is, stockings from 3d, bonbons, chocolate father Christmas 3d, puddings 3d, bran dip Id.— Star Confectionery, corner David and Main Streets. EIPOLIN Enamel is easy to apply and is made in 50 different shades. See Alexander Clark’s for full particulars of this special offer—it’s your chance to save money and make your car “like new” again. E-OPENING Jan. 16th, 1933, Miss Anderson's New Era School of Shorthand and Typewriting.—■ National Bank Building, ’phone 8665. 3 -PIECE chesterfield suite covered all round in damask, a reliable and longwearing suite for £9 15s. Our premises are closed from Christmas Eve until 4th January, 1933.—Hutchins’ Furniture Warehouse, 311 Main Street East,' Palmerston North. BRITISH paints at reduced prices.— Waghorn, painter and paperhanger, the Square. PLOUGHING, etc., for tractor wanted anywhere, any quantity ; nothing too small or too large. No delay. Write, phone or walk to 31, Manawatu Street, phone 5206. stationery and public typing and duplicating service.—R. E. Small, 248 Cuba Street, phone 6620. T)ROTEENA. —Nature’s greatest food. A RADIO for the New Year.—Just the thing to drive the blues away. Courier new models are the real sensation of the year. Ask for a demonstration.—Coles.