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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 37, 19 March 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. ANNOUNCEMENT. WANGANUI CONFECTIONERY WORKS. THE Undorsisned, having disposed of the above business to Mr William Hogg, begs to tender niß sincere thanks to the public of this and sur~ rounding districts who have j>iv<m him a large share of their patronage, and wou'd respectfully solicit a continuance of the same for his successor. JAMfiS BAIN. WILLIAM HOGG begs to inform his many friends and Customers (to whom he tenders his warmest thanks for the su port he received whilst carrying on ths business m Bell-street) that he has purchas d from Mr James Baiu the welUknown * Wanganui Confectionery; Works, And Biscuit, Factory^ Victoria Avenue," Wanganui, and begs to solicit a continuance of. the. favours bo long enioyed by bis predecessor. ; " . Confectionwry, Biscuits, and Bread of the best quality supplied. Balls, Soirees, and Picnic Patties catered for efficiently. Wedding, Birthday, and Christening Cakes made- co order at the bhortest notice.. - WILLIAM HOGG, Wanganui Confectionery Works, Victoria Avenue. MANAWATU HOTEL, AVENUE ■'foxton. jp HE Proprietor having made con* JL siderable alterations and additions to the Hotel, sparing nothing, m order to provide comfortable and convenient accommodation for both Travellers and Boarders, r«spectfully solicits a continuance of the Public Patronage. Newly erected Sample Rooms. Excellent Cuisine First-class Billiard Table. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Buggies and Horses always on hand. OTTO BERKEFELD, Proprietor. litssee of the Foxton Pubic Hall, which is suitable for Entertainments, Lectures, Dancing, Public Meetings &c, &c. ■--'■■'-■ 0. FRANTZBN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND '"kPTIOIAN, The Squabe, Palmeeston. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, W. K. DIMOND, HAVING Decided to retire from Business" at early date, and to effect a speedy clearance, has determined to offer, l he whole of his very. SUPERIOR STOCK of Boots and Shoes, English and Colonial, at less than COST PHiCE. W. R. D* Has hitherto made no pretence at selling cheap goods, his aim being to give first-class goods for a reasonable price, bat now that he is selling at less than cost, the public would do well- to give him a call, before purchasing at those so-called Cheap Sales. •tf.B- — W. -B. D. Would: respectfully request that all outstanding accounts be paid on or before the 30th of December, 1882. W; R DIMOND, The Square. Palmerston North. By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Governor and the Government of New Zealand. ■pvUNCAN pAMERON, SADDLERY AND HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT, Manners-st., Wellington. All the latest improvements m Carriage,' Buggy, Wagonette, Drs?, Plough,- and other Harness. Large assortment of Collars. Saddlery of every description. On receipt of £5 5s I will forward Best i Stock cJaddlt and Snaffle Bridle, free of charge, guaranteed.^ Country orders receive special attention Repairs promptly and neatly executed. ggfN the address — Manners-street, WELLINGTON. TO ADVERTISERS. A DVEETISEMENTS for the daily **• country edition must be left at the office by 1 p.m., and for the town edition not later than 3 p.m. - N.BJ — AU' advertisements appear m both town and country editions without extra charge to advertisers.]