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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 143, 25 May 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. GRABS SEED, CLOVERS, &c. " TAMES LAIRD, begs respectfully tl to inform the country settlers tba he has now received his first shipmen ;: of . 600 bushels of Poverty Bay Ry Grass, heavy e'ean seed, fron B old pastures. " Also, 100 sacks Cocksfoot an< I Ita ian iye Grass, hand reaped Timothy (colonial grown) am 3 "Clovers of all kinds, also. Rapi ■ , s Jind Mustardi ? v ,1 . - f DevoDB -ire, Greystone, Whit : v StubWe, Purple lop,, Mammoth and other Turnips now to hand '''■ i 'm fine condition. ; ' . _— _- . Samples, and' Price free f by pos| „< i ■•;•■• ;"bii application. ~'" 7^/^ * 8 N.B.— Grardeti, and Flower ; -Se6ds Jij "'. ■■ ' 1 : /-<= : v,.gEeat;-yanety.: > ';' ::7 '' y : ' '. ! JAMES LAIRD, jh ant j :)' I Seedsman, . }'- . ;* ' ■Taupo-Quayy <W-anganuu ; c Uajo ruFFii jj c JOHNt ; HENRY: JENSENj • - . i '„.. $m? HOTEL. f (Opposite RaHifray^Statioh, Wanganui. i J j; Er jensen; ;= - s VTATlNG' , Purchased, the abp,v( 1 It *■ no^el, : Kbpea by' providing- %eryi fc : tbing ; ,only ; 9i[the very b L est,' with mosi » extensive accommodation, to obtaii 1 the patronage of; hja.- Mends and thi f ; ...-•; public generally. ' -- - J - ■■ . 'jjji GF6od Table • ■ ? *Ali Meals and beds is each, »■ Speciai*ferms by "the l>ay *or Week. f . ■ l GobfV Beer always on Tap. ' ! Wines &' Spirits of the Best Brands, Jivery Convenience for Trayellers. \ " ' ANNOUNOEMENT. • - -wanganui 'eb^ECHokteiz . - ;; , j% WORKS.,, _ .; „ rf)HE yndersigned,, having dispb'se't 1 ; of the above buainess to Mr Wili Ham Hogg, begs to .nis sincere i thanks to the public of this 'arid surr ounding.d istricts w,ho haye given hin; a large share of their patronage, ah(3 wouid'respeccfutlyißoiicit a continuance <of the same for his successor. > ; ■- ■: .ziCF{;i3:jANMfis^BAiN.:---1 . i WILLIAM HOGG ' b%4© "infbripc ,< ;.his;many;frieads and^ Customers 'ftb;whom he tenders his warmeat tbanki for! the sUrpoctrhe received -wh|ls carrying -onV'msMbuslness m Bell -istre'et that he has purchas d from Mr jamei Baiici-i-he weil^nridwni' -iiub U- -; ■■■■ ' v^anganui Cpn.tectionery Works,! " \ tYy &nJi Biscuit- Factory, ;;i i Victoria- Avenue,.. Wanganuj, _. r « r 'and begs toioUcit-a continuancVof bh( favours bo long enjoyed by bis predecessor. * cessor. . ■. Cbnfectionwry, Biscujls, and Bread o ; the best quality/supplied.; ; • J Balls, Soirees, ; and. Picnic .Part|e :. catered for efficiently.; .. ' Wedding, Birthday, and Christening Cakes made "£p ordjer /at the or tee ■■■; ■ notice. c ;.; i :_...„.. ; .. (i .- .._ ;_.„,•,, .. : . :. , )V -; ; . s': a > Wanganui Confectionery Works, n • Victoria Avenue. „,., Pi .- S . -•' •■ : '' ' - lj ■ tt MANAjWATIT tiOTEIi, : AVENUE ■„ ■:/ : ■ s FO^ON. „., , r fpHE Proprietor hav|ng : . made ; con X I siderable alteration's and addition ;to the Hotels sparing L nothing, m orde t -io provide Gomfortable and convenien Travellers am * Boarders, respectfully solicits" & con c tinuancd of the Public Patronage. -'■■' Newly erected !? ample' Rooms. '' ' ! L B&ceUent Cuisine \- : \■\ ■ ' First-class Table. - ■ ; Good Stabling and Paddocks. Bugg ; es and Hoises 'always on hand i ! OTTO BEiRKEFELD, ; ,- : -. ..-.OIV-ic .: --M .-=. Proprietor. Lessee of the Foxton Public Hall which is suitable for Entertainments r Lectures, Dancing, Public Meeting^ [ &c, &c. ' :: ' . ; ■'•'■•" '" I1 " ' : : ;;;.; : ;,;.;..;,.. '[^^ ' ' "r."' : I i O. F RANT ZEN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, ; The Sqtiakb, Palmerston I — y . TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISEMENTS for the daily •"•■ country edition must be left at the ! office by 1 p.m., and for the town edition notlater than 3 p.m. N.B. — AU advertisements appear m both town and country editions without extra charge to advertisers \