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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 154, 8 June 1883, Page 1

•JQ"> rrT^Ußineßßpo^es^, ifT -' < Ji'j-'jj - ';■!> m ■•■■ ;■> PALMERSTOW ; SORtSi iiT -■• ;;i: MANAifA^tTP <-£?, .■ .no MOULDING ARCHITRAVES, Ett : always dtf band 4 ' ■ > ii '*«& Contracts ;for frow any of their Saw MiL'a Their Steam Flour Mill ig aiao m full Ll wpritiag order. 3Uk - Drewed ,oi-.t*at^^ an i, JHotels _ MESSRS. POAD & BRAZIER B'M to inform tte Pdbfie 1 of Palm•llßtbnNorth and the Surrounding Distribts, tnat die'y hare opened a VE|ERIN^RY SHOEING FORGE GENERAL SMITHY JTAT TERRACE ENDj» J Horses 1 Carefully Shod, an<» oksmicti'B w-ork exeeate^ at lioweat : ERODIJjOE; MOEiOF £66. For year-old colts ... Bst lOibss. " Fillies and Geldings Bst* 51bs. Second horse to receive £10 Jbut of Stakes. „ ; .., „l V Distance, one mile and a quarter. Kominations £1 j Acceptance, £2 j j and final acceptance at Post of £1 . Open to all colts and fillies foaled . withinthe Manawatu County, and the boha fide property of persons who have resided within the Manaa T i *~ t ? t - a &Um&B prior to date of nominatioor ; — AjOMINATIONS giting colour, sex, V\ date when foaled, description, marks and brands (it any) and pedigree, will close oh the Ist May, 1883. Acceptances will close with general entries for Maaawata Racing Club's Annual meeting, 26th December, 1883, and final acceptances on the day of meeting hall' an hour before' starting. THOS. ft. WALTON, Secretary. EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. Re-opening of mHE AUCKLAND CLOTHING X ANDr DRAPERY COMs- ■ vrvr: .' BANY. (Limited) For a few weeks, m, the premises next Mrs WalkerTs, and opposite Cha- . . Victoria Avenue . v Wanganui Ami al^if Forty Seven 1 Cases and Bales ,i .-;••-, />-• of Drapery and Cfothingjr r s , '■; : , Comprising— Ladies* > dresß goods, m immense i variety and every conoeivable ■j ; ;!'<■•/ -...texture; ,- ;i , . Sheetingu, (rngs, hosiery Table damask; quilts , . ; -Towels i^and towelling :?) Men's , T boysV and youths clothing Shirts, braces, Volts &c .'^heee goods hating .been purchaßod under extraordinary oircamstances, they will be pflfered.to the public of Wangan ui at a Tremendoua Sacrifioe. An early ' inspection is respectfully '' invited, as we hope to dear' the L Mm a few weeks. To give a slight idea of the prices, we : will; quote a few figures :-f---5 c«ses ladies'pretty dress materials, S cases boys', . "youthVanS : mens' ' sttaw hats; 4d,6d, 9d, and Is. Gent's helmets, 4b '6d ' A sglendid opportunity for jtor^keepera ! For the Aucklana Clothing and Drapery' Company (Limited), r — 0. H. LfiARY, . _ Manager. .rr^ . ;Y: a .7 <\ y\~i- ■ ■ CHINAj GLA6S AiSD EAiiTHEN- .- ,'' ' : ; ;v; ; /WAJttE.:, ; - Victoria Avxnub, Wasqa&vi. ■■■■•:• "■•■■-■:"> -T""™?' . ■ ' ■• BEGS to draw attention to the fact that he has . opened up a large Stcok of the above lines. -• The/ only 'house m Wanganui that . confines its business to the China, Glass, and Earthenware Irade, besides keeping every line umder the abore heading.; A. E. L. Has m stock aobeautiful selection of Parian Statuary, Va»e& Mc-nacks, E. P. Ware «fee., &c Glass balls for glass ball shootiag io stock. ■■-•• ■..■.•!• ,-.'; ■■: .'• „ : Orders by leUer attended to, with despatch, : :■;. .; '.' ... ; ■;.; . '.._ Note the address—Next door tc Bauket New Zealand, ViotroiaiAfe&oe WANGANDI.