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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVIII, Issue 48, 25 January 1938, Page 8

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED to rent, house, Two aduts. Careful tenants. Lent in advance. Write 824, “Standard.” YXJ ANTED, gentleman boarder in VV quiet private home. .Near city. Address “Standard.” ; YOUNG civil servant requires board. State particulars to 823, “Standard.” ■pURNISHED room to let, morning J- tray. Address “Standard.” _ _ ANTED, permanent board, private family preferred. Close in. Write 809, “Standard.” RELIABLE tonant requires 5-6-room-ed house, advance payments. Write 825, “Standard.” . W SHERRY, S. and S. Decorators; *. 211 Main Street, ’pl lone 6554. — Spring-time is painting time. Get our quote. Service and satisfaction. EVER be without Ceptine Salve, the complete herder for all skin, face and head sores, cuts, burns, septic finger nails. 2s, 3s Gd, Gs a jar. Chemists, Stores, Henderson’s Pharmacy, Library Buildings. AVELLINGTON LOCAL BODIES’ OFFICERS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF AVORKERS. THERE will bo a General Meeting of the Palmerston North branch of the above Union in the Opera House Supper Room on Thursday, 27th instant, at 7.30 p.m. All members are particularly asked to attend. POHANGINA COUNTY COUNCIL. ROAD CLOSED. OAVING to a washout at the approach to Diggers’ Creek Bridgo on No. 439 Highway, the road is closed to all traffic until further notice. (Signed) D. WATSON, County Engineer. PHONE US 5408 FOR CHOICE QUALITY MEAT. BENNETT’S CHURCH STREET. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal: MISS GWEN GIBBS, A.R.A.D.. London. STUDIO RE-OPENS— Monday, January 31. 1938. Classes resume Ist week February. Studio, 81 Broadway Avonue, Phone 7170. A. AV. BLACK Leary’s Buildings, The Square. fIOOKING Apples 41bs for Is. VP Oranges, 7 for Is. Jellies, 6 foils. Champagne Cordial, Gd per bottle Dixon’s Lemon Barley AA'ater, 2s Gd per bottle. Price’s Eruit Extracts, Is per bottle. Hansel’s Flavoured Rennet, 9d per bottle. FISHERMEN’S PLIGHT. MAROONED ON KAPITI. PALMERSTON NORTH PARTY. Marooned since Sunday, a fishermen, including several Palmerston North residents,, are reported to be in an awkward plight on Kapiti Island. _ ~ The party included Messrs T. Green, AV. Williamson and B. Christensen, but tlie last-named was fortunate enough to return to Paraparaumu on Saturday night, when the weather conditions had not changed, and did not go back to Kapiti that evening. However, when the weather suddenly became bad. heavy seas were -soon running, cutting off access by launch to Kapiti Island on Sunday. No word had been received to-day of the marooned party, and it was believed that rough seas still prevented their being taken off the island. However, they would not want for food or shelter, because there are residents on the island. The visitors had been engaged in fishing off the north end of Kapiti.