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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 142, 23 May 1883, Page 3

WAiVTiiD TO bELL^ A tiet:lli h k p. engine and boilerV ' Apply to Bennie Bros.' Boot Shppj.Uie Square. ynr AiNTED— A handy man. acpna-r ?T horned to horses, and drire a small steam-engine . Most be strictly sober. Apply at the Standard Office. ia/ANTED AtOnce— Two or three M ;-.. good BRIDGfi HAND&. .Apply at ; the-Manawatu Railway Works. r j , T. H. feARSONa Palmerston North, May 18, 1888. WANTED.— Subcribers for Picturesque New Zealand! .• C. E. Hylton./ -.., : : WANTED^— Tenders for falling various blocks o't liglit busH, varying from 50 to 100 abres. Apply to W* Akers, Riversdalei ..*, AJSTIiiD ■—. lo graze about 500. I If sheep, good feed^ terms low* Apply to G. A . ~J acksou, Buuny tborpe. P. O. Feiiding: WANTED KNOWN WANTED KNOWN— Ihat Miss Johnsfcoa has just received a lar_e supply of lemons,. Orange3, and a 1 kinds of Frait ; all fresh and sound, hVTA.NTfcID KNQ WN.— Tuat : 0. E*. ;> .VV; t /Hylton .has : a Large Stock of Parian Stftuarj. WANTED KNOWN. —That C. E. Hylton has the best selection of ' Fancy G oods m Palmerston. COME and Inspect ray Stock o China, Glass, and Earthenware. GE. Hylton's stock is of such a • Wonderful Variety) that it can« nut well be enumerated^ : "13l7 ANTED KiN O W N,— That the \ T : i. , Standard Sewing Machine is the best, aud can br obtained on time payi ments, from C. E. Hylton.| W' ANTED; KNOWN:— There is rooai.m the Standabd paddocks for one or two more horses. Only quiet anioials taken m.; Abundatica ot pasture anu good water. Sale fences. WANTBI) KND^lf^-.V. Rapley, - r/eii^img, i§; Ladies' Riding Sadd l^ from £5 up to £12. Good article*. '.."'. WANT^Rp j|WOWN.- r W. Rapley Feiiding, is selling , Gents' Sad> dies from £3 to £8, splendid quality. WANTfil^ K^v> WN;- W. Rapley Feiiding, is selling^ Heavy Cart Bumese froni ;£6 and lipwards. ANTED mO;y?is.-r-W. Itapiey, Feiiding, has on ; hand Light | Cart and Trap Harness at from £7 10s and upwards, . ,'.'■. -, \ V> / ANTED: KNO WN.r-W. Rapley T.T Feiiding, has m stock a splendid assortment, of Bridfes., Whips, bpurs &c,, at reasonable prices . „ ._, WAN iJaliU KNO WN.— W. Rapley Ffeildihg, is prepared to • execute , all orders entrusted to him with despatch and at moderate charges. :xti;A*(TED KNOWisf i;dat 1 have ;; \- ;; a^*"X 8 <?R hand Jand for sale, a large stock of 'double and single-seated Buggies, Ladies- Phaetons, Waggon* ettes, Business: Spring Traps of all descriptions, City Expresses, Spring Tip Drays, Common Tip Drays ; also, first-class Brougham and 1 first-class Landau Carriage. Every t article built ot the best material, and the workman, ship ia ; not -to be surpiissed. Apply to the Wellington Coacn Factory, Manners street and Taranaki place. M. iJohan, Proprietary who has 32 years' Colonial experience"' : • .-:''■ ■ ■ •pvEtiCRIPTIVE Catalogue of Fruit, XJ Forest, and Ornamental Tress, shrubsjv Roses, &c., &c. t grown ior sale by JAUHE^ LAIKD, iigmont Nursery, Wanganui. Post tree on application iSew Agrijßultural, Garden, and Flower Seeds of the best quality, whole* -ii . ;. :}: h:, sale and retail. Pries Listp and every iniormation on {application^ JAMES LAIRD Taupo Q uay, and G lasgo w-street. * ; Wanganu *"*" NOriCE.i '"^ ■TIATrLE found, trespassing m the \J Standard paddocks wiil be impounded, and damages charged for destruction of .fences. .C\ W. JjS G to the constant- pressure on \J our space iroui advertisements, aud as a proof of our appreciation of ihe Public patronago, the Manawatf/ standard will be again enlarged so soon a&thet appliances lately ordered, and now .ohi tbe road arrive. The standard now publishes more news < than <&uy other paper m Manawatu coinparisou will show. ' .: -P^iOTOGkAPHiC; iSoTICE.j IT AS NOW OPENED his jLL New Photographic Rooms m the Avenue, A FEW JUOORB above his Jold premises. i Work of all descriptions is "(now | undertaken. The Tublic are cordially invited to inspect the work and premi&es at any ( time ■••• ; --" '.'•-.:■ :.■"•■"•■•:::. :\.::>'i; | ; ; _— TBE Manawato Stawdabd being the oldest daily paper m Mana watu necessarily has a circulation and standing which defies competition Larger circulipition than Jiny ; paper on tnV'Obwti knd r diailjr Meawbg.