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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 97, 2 April 1883, Page 3

Business Notices. GRASS oUrJ), CLuVtiKS, &c. "TAMES LAIRD, begs respectfully fj to inform the country settlers that he has now received his first shipment of 600 bushels of Poverty Bay Rye Grass, heavy clean 6eed, from • old pastures. AlbO, 100 sacks Cocksfoot, and Italian ftye Grass, hand reaped. Timothy, (colonial grown) and Clovers of all kinds, also Rape and Mustard. Devonshire, Greystone, White Stubble, Purple Top, Mammoth, and other Turnips now to hand, m fine condition. c Samples, and Price Lists free by post on application. N.B.— Garden; and Flower Seeds, m great variety, JAMES Ii AIRD, Wholesale and Retail Nurseryman and Seedsman, Taupo-Q"ay, Wanganui. , NOTICE* GREAT CLEARING SALE, i OF BOOTS AND SHOES &c, FOR 31 Days Only 21 Must 330 Bold! Ladies' Kid, also Prunella Walking Boots, from 5s 1 Id . Ladies double-sole walking boots from 7s 6d. Z'.. Ladies' stout dairy boots, good for rough wear 8s -9d Ladies' slippers, great variety from 2s lid. Ladies' colored evening shoes from 4s 9d Ladies' felt boots from for tender feet from 3s. 9d. Ladies' strong walking shoes from 7s 6d Ladies' & Children's galoshes 2s 6d. Gents' best hand^sewn dress boots from 10s 6d. Gents' do. d_o. . shoes from 10s 6d. Gents' do. do. do. from ICs 6d. Gents' strong leather stout sole shoes from 7s 9d. Gents' best calf Derby shoes sewn from 10s 9d. Gents' light Balmorals, best shooting boots sewn, pegged, and ri vetted of every description j at greatly reduced prices. Also strongest and ' best machine-made watertights, bluchers, »nd a lot of youths' and boy's strong nailed for winter, wear at prices that must satisfy all. Our own make waterHghts handmade, hand-closed, pegged, both light and strong £1. Cricket, and kangaroo walking shoes, 4s lid ; great variety of men's slippers from 3s 9d. Girl's patent dress shoes from 4s 9d. • Girl's a lot of kid also Levant boots 3* lid.--Children's best copper toe lace bootß 2s lid. ' ' Children's a large assortment of other boots and shoes from Is. Men's Leggings from 2s 6d. About 30 empty, trunks and cases from 2s 6d. at S. FAGAN'S, Next door to Jorgenson's Toy W arehouse, The Square. NOTICE. fpHE Undersigned respectfully notiL fies to the Public, that he will undertake all kinds of. Garden Work at per day or contract. ■ 2.0 years Colonial experience. Orders eft at the office of this paper will receive rompt attention. J. H. FREEMAN, Gardener. THE WELLINGTON AND MANA" WATU RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED.) ' NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS . THE Second Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Hall of the Chamber of Commerce, m the City of Wellington, on the 4th day of April, I^B3, at 12 o'clock noon. . .Busimbss ; To receive Directors' Report and Balance Sheet. 1 Election of two Directors. Election of two Auditors. Messrs John Plimmer and G. V. Shannon retire m accordance with the Articles of Association, but being eligible, offer themselves for re-election. By Order, JAS. WALLACE, Secretary Wellington, March 20, 1883. P. Hunt, NURSERYMAN, SEEDSMAN AND LANDSCAPE GARDENER, Fitaherbert-Jioa'l, Palmerston North and Rangitikei Nursery, Bulls. HAVING Opened a Branch of my business m Palmerston Worth, I am prepared to lay out grounds, Tennis Lawns, Orchaids, &c, Ac. ■ Trees, Shrub", and Plants of choicest variety always m stock. Hot-house Plants re-potted with suitable soil. (girNote the Address— Fitzherbert* Road, Palmerston, and Kaneitikei Nursery, Bulls. KIGHT SCHOOL. MR G. P. COBBE will open a NIGHT SCHOOL, m Mainstreet, (m Mrs Symond's House, opposite tne. Court- House), on the 2nd of Aptil. particulars, apply at Mr Stratford's, Broad-etrgefc