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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 107, 13 April 1883, Page 1

Business-Notices _ T) ICHTER NANNESTAD & CO XL SXBAM SAW AND PLANING MIIiLS PALMERSTu)iN- NOBTH, ; ■> -. MAN^WATU. : ' MOULDING AIiGHJPrRAVES, Etc always on hand '.: Contrar*- * for timber, supplied ftovx -. of iheir Saw Mil"* . Iheir an> Flour Mill is alsp m full working order. Silk Dressed b'lcu of b<ssfc qu«*U Hotels MESSRS. POAD & BEG to inform the -Public of Palm. eiscon North and tLorgottounding Districts, that they have opened~a*^ ViiTEMNARY SHOEING FORGE # and: « ■ GEN ER AL SMITHY -TERRACE END^> Horses Carefully Shod, am* Jenera* ckstuith's jwoA exeeafce^, . at. Lowest MANAWATIJ DISTRICT PROr, PUCEI KACE.OF JE6O. fi \j ' ' .;■/ For 3;year7pld colts? i.. Bst lOlbs. " Fillies and Geldings Bst 51bs. Second horse to receive £10 out of Stakes. ' ' " '^ Distance, one mile and a "quarter. ■- -■ fcomioations £1 j Acceptance,. £2; and final acceptance at Post of £1 Open to all colts and fillies foaled 1 within theMankwatu' County, and : < the bona fide" property of persons • : ; who have resided within the- Manawatu County for six months prior r to date of nomination. WfOMiNATIOiNS -gmn^colonrrsex, _±V d»t« when ioaled, description, Warka and brands^it any) and pedigree, will close on r the Ist May, 1883. {A ccepttttfc'es will close With Jgeneral entries for Maoawatu Racing Club's 1 Annual meeting, 26th December,' 1883, ; 'and 'fihal'.- acceptance's on; the ,day of meeting half an hour before ' Starting. THOS. R. WALTON, '■■*■<■- -■'? '•■'-■■ ■■'■ ■■> i Secretary. EXTRAOKpIiVAItY NOTICE. £e-opening of HiiHE AUCKLAND CLOTHING X. AND DRAPERY COM--1 PANY. . (Limited) For a few weeks, m the premises next Mrs Walker's, and opposite Cha* ; .vannes' Hotel, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. ■ Arrival of Forty Seven Cases and Bales . .of jDrapery and Clothing, ! = i . i • Q om p r i s { n g^_ Ladies' dress goods, m immense : variety and every conceivable j ;•.:.•-;. .• testuie ; ... , . Sheetingu, rugs, hosiery ; Table damask quilts Towelsand! towelling Men s, boys', and youths clothing , ...^ Shirts, braces, belts &b. goods having been purchased under extraordinary circumstances, they will be offered to the public of Wanga* nni at a Tremendous Sacrifice, An early inspection is respectfully invited, as we hope to clear the lot m a few weeks. :- To give a slight idea of the prices, we will quote a few figures :— ' 5 cases ladies' prei ty dress materials, 4£d, s^d, and 6^d ; , 3 cases boys', youth', and . mens 1 straw hats, 4d, 6d, 9d, and Is. Gent's helmets, 4s 6d A sglendid opportunity for storekeepers sorting up their Stocks. . For the Aucklanu Clothing and Drapery Company (Limited), C. HJLEARY, t 'Manager. CHIN A j GLASS AND EARTHENWARE. ARTHUR "eT LEWIS, Victoeia Avbnub, Wahgahui. BEGS to draw attention to the fact that he has opened up a large Stock of the above lines. £he only house id Wanganui that confines its business to -the China, Glass, and Earthenware Irade. : besides keeping every line unaer the above heading. • A. JB. L. Has m stocky anbeautifa] selection of Parian. Statuary, Vases , JSic-nacks, E. P. Ware &c, <fee. 1 : Glass balls for glasß ball snooting ia ; : stock. •;• . l -* Orders by letter attended to mik des- ,: patchy , : - : .- '„.. .:'.* Note the address-— Next door to. Bank ot flew' Zealand, Victroia AVenue, .- „;; .■t^WANUANui.' •;,;