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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 37, 19 March 1883, Page 1

I Business Notices^.J^f " - - '■ ~ v Z TJ ICHTEW,NA]feE 4 S|AIJi ft ;|fe x 00 STEi.M SAW AND PLAilin'G ; ..,-.. „../ iMILIiS 0 ■ :^ z t ;':: { ;- - PALMERSTOJN NORTH, . . MA^AWATu..!-^;' ;.; v r< ... MOULDING ARCHITRAVES^ Etc • '' "" ,'always on hand ;CJST j> : -J " ■■'■■■:■'».■■.' r,...:;,i : ;K ;a:i; Contracts for' timber supp ; li6d J any of ihei* Saw Mil)^ ( , „ y Their 'Steam. Flour Mill is alw 1 m fid) .: working order. ! '; :' •' Sjlk^^Dressed _Jj'lc-iP' o f biat qiUu ,'? ; Hotels- ,^j ~*'' ;iL : --~ MESSRS. P.OAD & a Mt'^lJß&\ BEG to infoftn the Publictoff Palnieiston North and the Surrounding Districts, 'that 1 they have opened a VETBKINARY SHOSIJSfa FORGE ' GENERAL, SMITHY. j „ , ®-AT TERRACE., ENjp^'Y, Horses- Carefully Shod/ an<f, Jeperai cksmitjii's wo^H : exeeufcst* at ' Lowest PUBLIC PROCLAMATION. WAR IN THE BOOT T&kDi&J fIOLVILLE and TTNOX, In returning r ; thanks. to : fall jt^se^Lahave Javored them i with a/i share of their patronage, would beg to: anuounce,~that having completedjheextensive additions avd alterations to, f their, premises, that they will commence, on SAT*[JRD'4Y, ocecfthe GREATESt and Cheapest bales of Boots and tehoes'eWr'heid m Ptlmers ton j and will continue for , would ifurthei; beg .(o/iufoj^miTtEe public that only; just having commenced ln,busipesffour sitojijk is ALL NjaW", a^of-^h^-bestiquaftt^rC^ : XO iST All workmanship- guaranteed, and upheld.;- i-.-,.,, c , haY . J .,^, A Remember the Address of Colville and}K'nox's Uoot $actory,,the] 5 As t% reauctibns; will oe'^e^g^lafe m this sale, 'th'e' terms' will "be Strictly Oasn.j,,.^,-,-. „ . } „i ; j er:n .j , . J^e t^ade. supplied .w^ih tonsjeather, Nbl-F— Men's -Et-8. boots soled and ; heei^i 2 fbr(4^d. ■■■'V * M/ r ■;;' Nailed for I 'sso;d; f '- >>-'i U - v Men's new elastics' putin-3sii;^.; NuIIGE OF ' REMOVALS ,'r". BOARP^N(^HQ^S^ANI) ;-.v. i ., ; w :jifis;DpNgE.. ; ;';, (( -; ; t Palmerston NorthTl/IR DAWrCKllateof.M^.gtxwt, T 'bTgs^orNO±l"J^^)^^ Public, that his NEW BUILDING m hangitikei-Btreetis now completed. Travellers wfil^will find every convenience and coupled with attentiOnTand civility.; • ; > n ;/ 1 BATHROOMS, ROOMS,; SITTINGiiRUOMS; ■"^'"•^".JPARiLOTiFRI. 1 ):: i' )::i h^ THE TABLE being Weti-known • needs no recommenda,tipn, : i o gST INSPECTION X^WtlEI \ & H O^ftteAGß ' ° ;nv; fSTItATFOiRD, and • Marton, temporary pr^iiiise Woods' Forge, JRangit, iwKpad; ,^ All Kinds of Vehicles l&fit' to ' Painting, Vdrnishing, and all repairs of any kind connected with tht trade, well and taithlully aone. . Good Tbbms. ; , MAISTAW/^IU,. PATRIOT PRO-o ' DIJCE k'ACE^o/'i^O. J ;lt3 For 3 year-old colts 1.. Bst'lOlba, o V Fillies and Galdings BB^§lbs. Second horse to receive £l($ out of Stakes. Distance, one mile : and a quarter. Nomihations £1 ; Acceptance, £2 ; and final acceptance at ( Posb of £1 Open to all colts and« fillies foaled ; within the ManaWatu County^, and ; the ; b'ona fi&e property of "persons . „ whVtiave-rgg^ :. : i .>wa]bujoountyj;fbr : /,u^m ; o^3^rior ■> • ;1 itu.date.of .domination. ''^ 7 '" ; gifingi^foir, sex, i li date when 1 foaled, 1 description, .marks £nd brands (it. any) and pedigree, „: will close on the * Ist Ma^, /"188Si^ A cceptances, will; !close ' witS '^neral entries (o^ MaaajYatu --ftaowg-Club's q Annua^m^eting.ietji Ijecember^ 1883, and final acceptances T oa (he /day of m meetiugrhalf ah hour before starting, f JTHOj; B. WALTON,