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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 144, 26 May 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. GRASS SEED, CLOVERS, &c. LAIRD, begs respectfully tl ■ to inform the country settlers that he has now received his first shipment of.-. ... ... ! 600' bushels of Poverty Bay Rye Grass, heavy c'ean seed, from -. ; x ■' old pastures. Als.o, 100 sacks Cocksfoot and Ita ian 6ye Grass, hand reaped. Timothy (colonial grown) and Clovers of all kinds, also Rape and. Mustard. , 5 ■•/[ ; . •'-• Devon siiire,-*Greyßtone, White Stubble, Purple Top, Mammoth, and dtn'er Turnips no.w to ; hand,r ,- m .fine condition. .; ' Price Lists free by post, | ■ : •f on appHcstion. r \, ,. : -> ri N.ii.— Gardjen^nd Flower, Seed?,, m I great variety. -,-; ' ; '. JiMES uAIRD, Wholesale and Retail I^uTfs^ryman and; ::i f : '; "-^ j Seedsman]-^ *"- ? "n •' Taupo T ,Q>uay, .^Tan^anui. A f JOHN ! HENRY JENSEN, 1 -^ l ;"'^;.' (pppoßite^ail;W_ay.^taMonj { Wangra j. H. JENSEN, : VTAVI^G Purchased" the 1 , atiove rl hotdi;:hqpes. by, providing everyn thing only !of the very best, with mqst, ektengiye ' acComitf oration,- to.T.ob.tain the patronage of hw friends and the ; !i :: . -i public generalfy^; 7 I^ jGboot. 1 : Ta|>le Kept. . „. ' '''' k All : Meais and ; Hede ]s eadh,:. •§ ; c ■ >i v. -- S .- ~ ..... _ • Specjal_;Terms by;i^he Day Wr; Week/ - :-.- -Qoojf jjeerg eer ( al way &on Tap. . Wines & SpirHs.iOf;]the Best Brands. Jtvery donvenierice for Travellers. : : : . ANNbtrNCEMENT..'. -, WANGANUI j WOfCK& rHE Updersianed, having dispose^! of ttie 1 abovei ibuainess to; Mr-, William:. Hpgg, begs to tender nis sincere thanks tof the public/bfi this/and rS&rr f rounding districts who have given him a large shWe-of -their ;and .wouid respectfully solicit r a continuance 6fthesaiue : f6r his^uccpssor. l •' ;A "-.. . , * ■ " j __„.J AMES BAIN. '■ ", "'" I •-■u'J-uli-LLu vv c;;X. r^tTlliiLiAM./Hp.GG^begsJ©,, inform | jVV"^hi,smany friends and Customers^ ;(toi*hatt\ K : e ; tende I ria ; hf.B : warmeKt .thanks for the jsuport he received whilst .Cttfiying 'on ths business m Bell -»tr&^ iihat he h£s pufca^.^ from^Mr Jatota. Bain the} w,ell-known „ . . Wanganui t!6nfectionery Works/ ; \jd«nfl;{Biscpit / Fae.tory ?j j i : i--.\ v> i.Victoria.-A venue/ Wanganui, and begßito -olioif-Ji continuance of; the., favours So long' Vniofed 'by bis p'rede"- ' ,cessor. ; z"ii ui-i:.\r .•..;:• ar- .:::-; ;.■.;■.,<,'"■. Confecfcwnwryp 1 Biscuils,and Bread of V the best quality supplied. Balls, Soirees, and Picnic Parties i catered for efficiently, r r .; : . •. Wedding, Birthday^ 'and Christening Cakes made to order. ,at the Shortest '..:'.' .'."''' i noticei,:!:..' -.. .;..;.._ jj ; ; William -hogg^ W swigaijoi. .Confectionery^ V^orks , i Victoria "Avenues/ * 'MAl^Vy^# ! ' I SPTE ; L,i AVENUEv /! i FoxtoN. T"~ HE! Proprietor having made "con« ssef abte alterations .ancl additions the Hotel, sparing nothing, m order to provide 'comfortable aiid convenient aeepmniodation for both Travellers and Boarders, respectfully- solicits a continuance of ; the Public Patronage. Newly erected Sample Rooms. > I Excellent Cuisine iCirst.class Billiard Table. - . -v Godd Staging. ? nd Paddocks . ■ I — — — » Buga J es and Horses : always on hand. i O-CaJOiBERKEFELD, j Proprietor^ -LtssU of 'the' Fo3dton Pubic Hall, which is suitable for Eniertainments, Lectures, Dancing, Public Meetings &C., &Ci c; .. ,-;-, J L -.. i .,. ■ i .- ; ■ <g. ■-, ■: . — — -, — t ..' ' ; „ , (1 O. FRANTZEN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND v ; OPTICIAN, ! Thb Sqitakb, Palmerston fe r/. : TO ADVERTISERS. \ DVRBTTSKMRNTS for the daily country edition must be left at the office 1 by 1 p.m., and for the town edition "hot later than 3 p.m. N,B.— AU advertisements appear m both* town and country editious without extra charge to advertisers %