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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 126, 4 May 1883, Page 3

• Business Notice. PALMERSTON BUTCHERY. Established 1872. B-Jl /TANSON, m retuvning his • IVJL sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and its vicinity for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement m the butchery business, begs to announce that m consequence of the increase of trade and population he can now afford to sell meat at prices to 6uit the million 111 Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal/Pork, Lamb, and Small Goods, on and after this date, reducedto former prices for cash ! N. B. — r Sheep wanted for boilin g down. Highest cash price given for Tallow, Hides, Sheep-skins, and Wool . Neatsfoot 0i1, _9.s per Gallon. CARRIAGE TO WOODVLLLE TAM £ S Tjl DWAEDS, CarjrierIS now running a Four-horse Brake every Thursday, between Pa'merston and Woodville, for the conveyance of Goods and passengers. Freight, 35s per ton. Parcels and Passengers at low rates. All orders left at Mr Snelson's will be punctually attended to. TYRUNNER pOAL pOMPAN Y. KENNEDY BROS., PROPRIETORS. Daily Output ...... 400 Tons. Highest Medals for FIREBRICKS, FIRECLAY, FIRECLAY GOODS, AND COKE. Best Coal for all purposes m the , Australian Colonies. For Steam, 10 to 20 per cent better than any other ; For Gas, 25 per cent superior to Australian ; For Household Purposes, canDOt be excelled. To Shipmasters and Shipowners,— We have FREIGHTS to air NEW. ZEALAND and AUSTRALIAN PORTS. ' Certificate as a Steam Coal-— j"Ship Lady Jocelyn.'' ' " While using our refrigerator m this port, I used bo'tb. Wesport and Brunner Coal. By request I took particular notice of the qualities of both and the quantities used, when I certainly pre« ferred to use the Brunner Coal, which! Hid for five weeks. It is a good steam - iug coal, very clean, no waste, and free from clinker, which I cannot say was the case with the Wesport Coal, there beiug a very heavy clinker and a lot of waste. The quantities used are as follows:—^ Tons. cwt. qr. For 24 hours, Wesport... 4 2 0 For 24 hours, Brunner ... 3 16 2 « ALEXANDER DON, " Chief Engineer. "Wellington, February 22nd, 1883. " To whom it may concern." F. STKATFORD, Sole Agent lor Manawatu. WAlfc IN THE BOOT TRADE. W. R. -DIMOND'S SPLENDID STOCK. OF BOOTS & SHOES. pOLVILLE AND TT" l * o^ « V again returning Ck. thanks to their friends and the public generally, would beg to announce *hhr» r vhey have PURCHASED the whole o Mr W. R. Dimond's valuable sto.k-in«trade, at a large per centage discount ofl cast price. We need not remind the public of the SUPERIOR QUALITY of Mr Dimond's stock, as that gentleman has been long and favorably known m the District for keeping firsUclaas Goods. As we intend to SELL the whole Stock at COST PRICE, the terms willbe Strictly CASH. Sale commenced on Saturday last. ; ; Heads of families will do well to call early, as we do not expect these goods to remain long on hand. Remember the address— Colville and Knox, boot Manufacturers, The Square, : Palmerston North. : Note.. — Parties purchasing to the extent of £2 and upwards, will be allowed 5 per cent, discount.

CITT BUT CHE K Y « Opposite the U niou jßank), L'hb Square,' PALMERSTON NORTH* STEWART & 00.,....;....PR0i'8iET01t33 TjiAMILIES supplied with nothing Jj but the Primest Beef, Pork, and Veal. - \ ■ • ■ - ■• dpiced Beef and Small Goods always I on Viand, or to order j^P"All accounts fourteen days ivef due will be cbartred ten per cent.?; PAPER BAWS, DRAPERS', Grocers', Confectioners' and other kinds of Bags on . JSale at Wellington Prices, at the Standard Office WANTED KNOW-N.— There is room m the Standard paddocks 1 for one. or two more horses. Only quiet animals taken m. Abundance of pasture and good water. Safe fences.