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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 155, 9 June 1883, Page 3

... . Business Notice., , • .'/■. .'..-■.■■ i ■•:... ' ''■: — ■:■ '■ 'f ' '■■ • — ' , NEW 9ADDLERIT JSJSTABIJQH- ! "" ?" ' ' MBNT, " '"' "' j '. JHiELT THE FOBEBTBBB* HiiiL/ ■ THE SQUARE. T\ pR IN GLE j OF the Hutt, Wellington,, ias opened the^ above, and would beg [to Solicit a share of Support from t;he Palmerston Public, and sarroundiiaif Districts. - i , Saddles, Bridles, Harness, and everything connected with th» trade supplied at lowest prices - 1 Quality unsurpassed. Call and see for'youTßelyea. ■ n \ ' C^Note the Address— Next Forester^' , Hall, the Sqnare,* Pajmerßton Nprthi GIT V BUTCHERY • Opposite the Union Bank), The Square, ; PALMERSTON NORTH* STEWART & Co. i ;.... M '. i pEopiiKXOk3 l ; FIAMILIES supplied with nothing I 1 but the Primest Beef. Pork, and Yqsl. \ : .;.;,; ..-.,;-. Spiced Beef and Small Goods always on hand, or to, order , .."" . / . \ (^* AH accounts fourteen days jver : dde will bfl ohargQ'd" ten per cent. ';

Miscellaneous. j NEW^BAKEKY,! AND CONFER TIONERT. .. „ NEXT THE " BON M AItCHE, The Square, Palmerston North. Tt\ Tl RASER, having » JJ « jL commenced business as above, trusts by stticbly attending to business, and '■ keeping. -in Stop!> ONLY PDRK- Confectionery, and tfreadof the best, qualiiy, to. secure a share of the Public Support. 1 Balls, Parties, Suppers, Piclnicsj and all Public Entertainments upplied on the shortest -■ ;: . ; "■;'■'■ ■ Notice. ■ '• '• '- r '<s.Jellies, Bane Manges, Ices , Creams^ &c. made up t order. @* Note Thk Address' — J. p. FRA^ER, Pastry Cook & Contectioner, next ihe " Bon Marche," 'The Square ;OPElsll^iO NOTICEJ ;\ / v , \ j ESBR 8- ELDERSH AW and XL Collins, having taken over the well-known Bakery, formerly carried on b? Mr G. Eldersbaw, ; beg respectfully to inform the inhabitants m and arbnnd Palteerston that they are now prepared to supply the best of Bread and Confectionery at the shortest notice. > Small Goods always on hand or made to oifder. Families waited on daily, and orders punctually attended to. ELDKKSHAW •& C.LLI>?B.

PALMERSTON BUTCHERY^ Established ... ... 1872 B"|It"ANS.ON, m reVuvning ' his habitants of Palmerston and its vicinity' lor the very liberal patronage bestowed on him Bince his commencement~in the bntchery. business^ begs to announce that m consequence of the increase of trade and population he can now afford to flell meat at prices to suit .themillion 111 /V;; i . .:. ;,.:; ;a\j Primp Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, Lamb, rind Small^Groo^ds,^ on and -af^er tbis.date, : redacedto .former prices s ipr jjaslj 1| N.B. — Sheep^ wanted ior. bpiliDg r down. Highest cash „ price given for Tallow;, Hides, Sheeprskins, and Wool . Neatsfoot Oil, 9s . per Gallon..; '..-,., ...__. ■; ;^ ; ■-•■• -u-::\r riATTLE found trespassing m the \J Standard paddocks will be -im-i pounded,, and damages charged ..ipr. destruction of fences. ■ , is ax a watu c arri ag e and "" WAG -ON. FACTO Ry. 7 Rangitikei«streeb^i '■ Palmerston \Nbrth. rpHE Subscriber, takes leave to tfiank : X the inhabitants of-Palmerston district cior- the prompt manner m ivhichthep have rallied to support his new Establishment, a r and soas.i ito : merit a; continuance oi favours, assures them j thtit.thei premises- are now KfcPLkTE with all necessary appliances for carrying on the business. , New and second-hand vehicles always on hand, also double and single harness in;v«r^ety v . ... /h'-'jkj t T .- i Inspection Invited. F. BIRATFOBD,