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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9415, 8 April 1909, Page 8

USEFUL HINTS. Clothes can he ironed much more quickly if sprinkled with warm water instead of cold. Next best to having a thin'felt nnder your carpet is to have several thicknesses of newspaper. Natural wood kitchen tables and sink boards can be kept cleaner and whiter if yon rub them With a cat half of a lemon. Finger spots and all grease and stains can be removed from windows and mirrors by putting a few drops of ammonia on a piece of paper and rubbing. Pouring hot fruit into glass dishes is likely to result in breakage. To prevent this stand the glass dish on a cloth wet with hot water, and then pour the fruit into it. To improve the appearance of furniture, either leather or woodwork, clean off dust with a soft cloth, and then polish with TAN-OL, This will make the furniture look like new. To improve the pattern and wearing qualities of oilcloth and linoleum clean and polish regularly with TAN-OL, Tan-ol is obtainable in two kinds—-Paste, 6d, liquid Is. CADBURY’S CHOCOLATES! IN JEWEL CASKETS JFK.EE To all users of BOUJRNYILLE COCOA! Ask your Grocer or write to Cadbury’s, Wellington, for a Coupon Starter. Notices. mHE undermentioned Macton Farriers and Blacksmiths will close their premises on Thursday night and re-open on Tuesday morning. G. CUMMINS C. PARKINSON NIELSEN BROS. J. ANDERSON T. ARMSTRONG O T I C E. All claims against the Estate of Francis Henry Gibbons, late of Tai hape, hotelkeeper, must be rendered to the undersigned on or before the 24th April; 1909, and all debts due to the said Estate must be paid on or before that date. ARROWSMITH & BLACK, Solicitors for the Executrix. T OST, on Tuesday, 6th April, on Wanganui Road, one halfgrown Collie Pup, answering to the j name of “Uppie.” Reward on returning to Mrs CASH, Holm wood. Mar ton. I LOST —A Pocket Diary, black leather cover. Reward on return to Dr. Scott, Marton. T EFT somewhere, an India Rubber Overcoat, nearly new. Would be obliged if the finder would return it to St. Stephen’s Vicarage, Ma£ton, ARTHUR TOWGOOD. 0 TICE. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, JAMES L. WALES. April 8,1909. Marton technical SCHOOL. Students may enrol in the following Subjects by payment of 75 per per cent, of the fee for the te!rm. Bookkeeping Dressmaking Millinery Home Nursing English . Ari&bmetic Singing (juniors) ARTHUR D, N. TRAIN, Acting Director.