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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 74, 20 February 1883, Page 2

c^^ Railway Time Table. ' a bRI LigKICD rtAli.W^T' ■'VlMKif-, 1^: fe.-. TABLE. /^ : •■-.• ! TttflMS LEATB PALMJfiBSTON— \\:om Waßgan«i ,^ „>/,. ' f ,;\ 6,45 a.m. -'•-'v 'iv 1 i -?< "■'"' ■•■■- 8.45 p.ni.' f 'Haiconabe (only) - ... 1r855l r 8 55 a.m. "8.30 p.m. TBAINB L«ATB FoITOK— For Wanganai 4.25 p.m. „ Halcombe (only) ... 7.30 a.m; '.TKAnrs leatk Fmlbinq — «.«vE«tjiKapfau^^,.j._ 7.30 a.m. 63ftrp.ni. : •■?, Halcombe (only) ... 9.50 a.m. ,V Foxton ... ..I 9.45 a.m: ——_.._ _ 7.50 p.m. „ Palmeratou ..". 11.55 a.m. T BAiMa Lsats Halcombb— „ Foxton >. ... 9.15 a.m. '. 7.20 p.m. „ Palmerston (only) ... 11.20 a.m. - For Wanganai 8.20 a.m. 7.20 p.mf ! Trains lbavj: GjueATroHD— FtrWanganui .. ... 8.45 a.m. 7.45 p.m. „ Foxton ... ... 6.85 p.m. •• Palmerattn 10.37 a.ni, j IKAINS LIATX MJ&Qa*VI~. „ ! Toxton V ..4 • 4.0 »jtn, : N.B. On S turdnys the train dae at Pal. «ierßtto^n>tll2i4t? .proceed* - to. Foxton, arriTin^ at l.'lOi pbml,U /^rpin'gj»a^ 2,40 p.m.; atid; teachins; ParPastoa at 4 p.m.' The train* ; which leaTes Palmereton at 8.65 a.m., goes through to Wanganai oa Saturdays, reaching there at 1.40 p.m.

; Special Notices ■ . <-i ■/.'•. i'j: .;'>r r : NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ; A LL ACUOUNTS DUE TILL End of ,Xear. 1882, will bo FUR- ! IS IS HED within the NEXT FEW DAA Wheii it !i is boii^d "Prompt •SttllenienV 1 will be' made with our Collector. ' '■>'"*< '^'-- 'i->*-J .'■"■i..V.-y. ' •« < •MONBY'TO LEND.:.; PQ/^ f\ an^ °^ er Banls °^ money ! «^OU\!/ to lend on Freehold. Land V. 8 per cent. Apply to <fiR£KEST' W^PERKINS, Colicitor, The Saaare. . BEST VALUE .IN DRAPERY,- . 'i iU A A '■ '■ . . r- ; IS: AT. McDowell Bros 1 . A'l^rge^VSrifi^f *tb semct from;* and All new reliable Goods/f .;, v , .... and At Lowest Remuneratife Prices. Dresjr and Mantle-tmaking under ex- • '^"- ■ *t>erienced management. - Charges Strictly Moderate, McDowell bros. The Square, Palmerston North. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR OTTRL, fof Rangitikei), Jmay be Consulted e?ery FRIDAST, at Remington's Dispensary, opposite the Bank of Australasia, from 1 tohalf-paßt 6 o'clock m the afternoon^ Mr Remington is authorized to gire i ;,infqrmation, as. r to r fees, and to •airWßfige for Mvt J dbor Visits it required. Patients are inrited to ATTEND EA.RLY, to givej time for careful Examination.

.k.L^^l- -vU. ix. IMPORTANT NOTICE.^ BEIJSG! continually informed by Customers, that they would wish me to MAKE UP their Medicines, but are directed to go elsewhere, I take .this pm>ortuni|;y r to rjnformMthe Public tbw^fter'febtairirng a 1 prescription from a Medical man, they are at liberty to get IT MADE UP ANYWHERE they think proper. My Drugs are imported DIRECT, and as I have always objected to give "the Doctor, ":a profit out «f the medicine; I have not his 11 Commission ; ' to charcre to. the customer. --. — - - — R EM^FaTQ-N, { X «^1 -U. PX?^inWg r Ghemist f v The Square, "Hok. Mention, Paeis, 1-867."

at HIS SURGERY, 2Aajn street , PALMER.B^piSr NQRTH. . Teeth Extracted . every]- Mbrninf ,- i( ,;_, _„ jiKjeajcept,, Wednesday. . ; ,; - . TE ARO DISPENSARY, _„ MANNEE-BTaBET. T WBLLIKGTOW. . „,.; h. b.rTttain, 1 TVRUGGIST, Pharmacist, and Dentist, U Allopathic, Homeopathic, >Botaaic and Patent Medicines. Leephesi Sponges, ' Enemas, Syringes/ Bougies, Catheters. j Trasses^ , Suspensory Bandages, , Breast GlaVseV,' 'BreW^Punips, Breast 'Plasters, Eye Shades;' Eye Baths; Feeding Bottle.*, Feeding Cups, Mediciri*' 1 Spoons, and Glasses, Respirators, Vaccination Shields, Elastic Stockings, Knee Caps,. Nipple Glasses, and Shields, Nursery and Toilet Requisites, Perfumery, Mineral ;Waters, Horse and Cattle Medicines . C ,/<- ] ;, . —^-^r[A OARD.| ,■■ ME, O R E E N WOO J) Dkvtist, i