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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 308, 30 December 1939, Page 1

FARMERS! Call and see our PATENT LAVATORIES—no fixing required. Everyone ean have a lavatory in the Bathroom i'or the total cost of only £5/-/-, as supplied to the Public Works Dept, and Education Boards, etc. No Typhoid or Summer Diseases arising from your closet.—SoJo Agents: BEATTIE & PROCTER, JL/TD., ’PHONE G 822. .229 and 231 Cuba St.

We Wish Our Numerous Customers THE COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON And take this opportunity of thanking them for their support. Our Premises will bo closed on December 23rd and will reopen on January 3rd, 1940. NIELSEN'S DYERS AND DRY CLEANERS, 469 MAIN ST. E. (Opp. Public Trust). Office.) Phone 5352. PERSONAL T>ERSONAL. —Two young men holidaying Palmerston North, would like meet two young ladies for company over week-end. Meet Post Office 11 a.m. to-day. WANTED KNOWN Carson ? s Sparkling Varieties of Fruit Drinks for your Holiday Visitors, Parties, Weddings,, —Carson’s, Phone 5246. T> ACES, MARTON. l*st and 2nd January, 1940. Madge Motor Service leaves P.O. 30 a.m. Return fare 6/-. TV/TARTON~RACES.—Rutherford’s Bus leaves Feilding Post Office on Ist and 2nd January, at 10.30. Return fare 5/-. OOLDIERS ’ Money Belts 4/6, 7/6, Whitehead’s Leather Store, 399 Main Street (next George Street.) 'U'XHIBITION Accommodation. Call, ring, write Tourist Accommodation Bureau, 351 Lambton Quay (next Midland Hotel). All classes accomm., private homes, boarding houses, etc. T>U Y your Bedding at Pegdens better selection and keener value. All makes and sizes in stock. Pegdens for Bedding. ACCOMMODATION WANTED yy ANTED, by young man, accommoVV dation on farm for about two weeks. Write “366,” “Times” Office. WANTED TO RENT •RANTED, cottage, VV from January 7th, for fortnight. Write particulars to “E.J. " “Times” Office. WANTED TO BUY ■JJNCLE Alt'’s, 369 Main Street, are cash buyers of good used furniture, any quantity; gents' clothing, boots, shoes, etc.; engineers', carpentering and gardening tools. Phone 6780. GENERAL NOTICES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SUMMER CONFERENCE TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME: 1.30 p.m.: Sports Meeting and Garden Party, at Showgrounds. 7.30 p.m.: Conference Roll Call at St. Andrew’s Church. Delegates will assemble at Showgrounds at 7 p.m. and march to Church. SUNDAY SERVICES: 11 a.m.: St. Andrew’s Church, Rev. C. Mackenzie, B.A. 7 p.m.: Meteor Theatre, Rev. J. Hubbard, M.A., B.D. MONDAY’S PROGRAMME: Picnic at Woodville Domain. Train leaves Palmerston North at 10 a.m. Return train leaves The Gorge at 4 p.m. 7.30 p.m.: Missions Night, St. Andrew's Church. Speakers: Revs. D. M. Cattanach and Hemi Nikora. ALL INTERESTED INVITED. RIDING BRIDLES Farm Hunting Race lady’s and pouv. WHIPS, BITS and SPURS. Watch Pouches Hog Purses. Shepherds' Whistles. H. S. WYCHERLEY SADDLE!?, GEORGE STREET, PALM. NTH. BORHAM’S RADIO SERVICE is available DURING THE HOLIDAYS. If your radio breaks down during the holiday periods there is no need to be -without radio reception. Just phone 6391 day or night for BORHAMS RADIO SERVICE LTD., S 3 THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON X. Dist.: His Master's Voice Products. MADGE MOTOR SERVICE FROM PALMERSTON NORTH TO FEILDING, FOXTON, SHANNON, and FOHANGINA. Timetables and Information from Drivers. HEAD OFFICE: 100 EANGI'ITKEI STREET, Palmerston North. Phone 5260. D. F. SMILLIE, Secretary. WOOD and COAL ALL GRADES ANY QUANTITY. PROMPT DELIVERY. PHONE 0609. TAUPIRI COAL AGENCY LTD., MAIN STREET WEST, Gasworks.)