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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 136, 16 May 1883, Page 3

Business Notice. PALMERSTON BUTCHERY. Established 1872. B^jITANSON, in returning his • IVX sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and its vicinity for the very liberal patronage bestowed on hiiii since his commencement in the butchery business, begs to announce that in consequence of the increase of trade and population he can now afford to sell meat at prices to v suit the million 1 1 1 Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, Lamb, and Small Goods, on and after this date, reduced to former prices for cash 1 Niß. ;— Shieep wanted for boiling down. Highest cash price given for Tallow, Hides, ; Sheep-skins, and Wool. Neatsfoot Oil, 9s per Gallon. CARRIAGE TO WOODVILLE 1.-A.itt £S Tl D WARDS, CarrierIS. now. running a Four-hor.se Brake every .Thursday, between Palmerston and W^oodville, for the conveyance of Goods and passengers.. : ; Freight,. 35s per ion. Parcels and Passengers at low rates. , ' All orders left at' Mr :Snelson's will be punctually attended, to. B RUNNER /iOAL nOMPANY. KENNEDY BROS., PROPRIETORS. Daily Output ... ..> 400 Tons. Highest Medals for FIREBRICKS, FIRECLAY, FIRECLAY GOuDS, AND COKE. Best Coal for all purposes in the Australian Colonies. ; For Steam,- 10 to 20 per cent, better . than any other ; For Gas, 25 per cent superior to Australian* ■ : '•- i For Household Purposes, cannot be excelled. '-■ To Shipmasters and Shipowners,— We have FREIGHTS to all NEW ZEALAND and AUSTRALIAN ; PORTS. Certificate as a Steam Coal — ' • " Ship Lady Joceiyn." ; (( While using our refrigerator in this port, I used both Wesporf and. Branner Coal. By request I took particular notice of the qualities of both and the quantities used, when I certainly ; pre« [erred to use the Brunner Coal, which I lid for five weeks. It is a good steam, ing coal, very clean, no waste, and free from clinker, which I cannot say was the case with the Wesport Coal, there being; a very heavy clinker and a lot of waste. The quantities used are as follows :— Tons. owt. qr. For 24 hours, Wesport... 4 2 0 For 24 hours, Brunner ... 8 16 2 "ALEXANDER DON, .'-■'. " Chief Engineer. . " Wellington, February 22ud, 1883. " To whom it may concern." F. STKATFORD, . Sole Agent ior Manawatu. Special Notices x NEW ZEALAND NATIVE LAND SETTLEMENT COMPANY, [Limited.] Extension of Limits op Operations and General Enlargement op Powers. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that Application is intended to be made to the General Assembly, at the Bnsuing Session thereof, by the iNaw Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited), for leave to bring in a Bill authorising the said Company to extend its operations over the North Island of New Zealand, and to change the situation of its Registered Office, and to acquire and hold lands as Trustees or Agents, and to manage land's on terms to be arranged with the owners thereof, and to guarantee payment of liabilities of persons transferring Lands to it, and to purchase its fehares vqlun* tarily and compulsoiily, and to borrow money, and issue debentures, and create debenture. stock, and to mortgage its lands unpaid Capital, and to contract with the Crown or the Minister of Public Works, or the Public Officer for the Construction of Roads, Briugeß, and .Works, and to appear in the Native Land Court by counsel, agents,, and witnesses, and to make application thereto to have its interest in land defined and vested in itself, and to amalgamate with other Companies, and to confer and vary other rights, powers, and privilege?. And Notice is also given that copies of the s»id Bill will be deposited in the Office of the Examiner of Standing Orders, at Wellington, either before or within fourteen days after the com* muncement of the sa'ti Session, and will be open to the inspection of all partien. Dated this seventeeth day of April, one thousand eight hundred and eighty j three. • THOMAS BUDDLE, Solicitor for the Bill. mHE Manawatu Standard nas *oy JL far the largest circulation o any I newspaper in Manawatu, aud no other [journal in the district is read by so manj people. Advertisers should r&[memberj