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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 149, 1 June 1883, Page 4

Business Notices. . 1 • "j^AW^|ED^gW)VERS, (fee. JAMES LAIRD, begs respectfully to inform the country settlers that he has now received his first shipment Of >: 600 bushels of Poverty Bay Rye Grass, heavy e'ean 6eed,ifrom old pastures. i Also, 100 sacks Cocksfoot and Italian Jbye Grass, hand reaped; Timothy (colonial grown) \ and Glovers of all kinds, also Rape and Mustard. ! H Devonshire, Grey'stone, Wfbite . ...... Stubble, Purple. iop, Mammoth, J 'J , anSA}|her Turnips now to hand, i Jix iX m fine conditio'ni- ■* z I iSam^les^atid; Pric r e Lists -free by post, on application. . ! ■■' J N.B,*— Garden,. and Flower-. Seeds ■ m ; i,.f K- ;; - i; ;J(AMESi T 'LA;IRD,^:.^' j Wholesale and Ret ul>- Nurseryman and i:OTvi-li'.i-}l .ffgfeafemao, | ' Taupo-Qnay, Wanganui. ..: 1 t!; j6 ; HN : 'HElSliiY JENSEN,! ! = .- T r:- s -r ir €<JHp- E^lllf *rp |." '* '(Oppbs'iteKailw'ay Bl^tron- r Wangfßnui.) ■; * -%af sJst\ JSQa J?uvchased the above rl hotel, hopes by providing everyi" tbin^bnJy^if^fie very] with most extensive accommodation, to obtain 1 , me;; patronage/ Ibft >hi& frienld«andii ; the public geberafly.' •" A ..Gopd Table .Kept. ! All Meals and Uedt, Is each, Special^Terins: by v ifte l! ©ay <)P\Veek. { on--?'ap i ; i V V_^d xxjL I i : Wines & Spirits of the Best Brands. , { iKyery|..Gonvenience!forijTriivellersi ; JtNNO^JNGESM/ENT. j * CONF^CHO^ERi mHE?I Bttifersla^ed3bfavjj)gL' dispose«l L oftbe above business to Mr»Wili iliani ftogg, ; begß'4b tendefc:nis .'sincfere ihanks to the publib 'of I this 'and surjfounditii districts Who have given him a large share . of . their T patronage, anft would reßpectfnily solicit 1 of the same for his successor. _ • . \ ( ,-i,,; ,!-,!.! ; -:; ":.-i > ; -jA ; ]tfEB ; BAI^:- I 'mILLIAM HOGG begs t© inform, jMI. CEKiSSjany/f r ie n*dj) mer ? Cto whom he tenders his warmest thanks * JfoP tnV su\ port ° he' '^^rec'BJve : d r whils;t carrying,on ,ths. business in'Beli-'street!; r< th ( at ffte^aV purchased' from Mr Jameb Baiarthp jWjßU«kno.wn iy s ,-« - r , ; Wanganui GbijMecti^nefyt $Vcrks, 1 " s J J -"Ana*- Biscuit Factory, "j a !:^i"V;ictorK^9pej oW. an B*nWi os ; ' and begs to solicit a continuance of the i fa&6iiiß®<i ilotfg- lenjoyfcd by bis preder ' "*> E rw— aiHT ■ Confectionery, Biscuits, and Bread of f;i i-Ji^.the^bes^qaaliiy^uppliedi' ;'^ ''- : hi) i / Balisj^^ire^sV and Picnic Patties catered jfor efficiently. ' 4 WeddHig|, Birthday,, and,.Chris|;eninsr CJaWs I ' Wde' 1 16 i dirtier at'the MbrUßt .ii-zoT.-.n/./.u/iW^ : " ! WaVi-gfintii"C6nfectr6neryWorks f ! f-.-iB-' f»0 -.' 16 * 'i : n ;)• ' } MANAWATU HpT.EL,; AVBNUE i | ' FOXTON. I 'f^Tfiß^Pr'bprwtor^ having made con«j i X siderable alterations an.4 additions i to the Ho&fc ! Bparifog ioitiing, m order ' to provide comfortable and convenient \ accbniihodati6 r ti' J for' both 1 Travellers' and \ .Boarders,, .respectful. J.y solicits a con-j i tmuance of th'e Public Patronage. • Newly effected Rooms. | ». ' ' Excellent Cuisine..; ; ;, ! I First-class Billiard Table. i Good Stabling and Paddocks. Bugg'es and Horses always on hand. | OTTQ BERKEIf.ELD, i A '. i:i ii "1 .i iPioprietor. '■ Titssee of the Fpxton Pubic Hall, i 4n^clf^8 ;I suifebJe f ibV^EhfertaihWelii«v ! Lectures,, , Dancing, } Public Meetings ; ,r.T.-.;:i :::..■•. .IJGI/ljiiß A^T^.B'N/'^; WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN. The Squake, PALMBBSToy | TO ADVERTISERS. I A DVERTISEMENTS for the daily : ■"■ country edition must be left at the i office by 1 p.m., and for the town edition not later than 3 p.m. N.B. — All advertisements appear m both town and country editions without extra charge to advertisera't