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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 180, 6 July 1883, Page 2

"^^ •Business J^ DPv AAina and other Sump £jOi\J\JxJy of tLEMi) un Freeiibid Seeurity^ at £8 pet cent, interest. Large sumi at 7^ pei cent. -4'V>Apply to S. W. PERKINS, Solicitor, Palmerston Worth. Dentistry MR .GOTTLE' L.D.S& DENTIST, (by kxamination.) Opposite the Roman Catholic Church. mEETH FILLED with iptold or X Amalgam. Rpgularities^iu Children's Teeth 'peoially Treated.. ! Full Uppers, and Lowers .made m Continuous Gum»»W!>rk ; tbe s : nearest approach to iSature. yet; ; |df vised m Artificial Teeth, ""*: : ", '"- •, liR BIE EN %®>.O D | 1± Dii»TIST, J vV ANGANU t W. T. W O O D ; . ... . ■.« ; .Jt^-.. BLACKSMITH, WfiJEELi WRIGHT, and SHOEING SMITH j f Corner of Rangitikei Street and j Cuba Street./ - ■ j PALMERSTON NORJH, (Between Royal and ClarendQnlHotels) Shoeing done with care, andi' on an ; entirely new principle. All Descriptions of General Blacksmiths work done. Vehicles and Agricultural Implements v made and repaired. Charges Moderate; ~~ TWO WEEKS ONLY. W. SPiiiGrEJSS gVicioßiA Avenue, Wanganui. OEGS to announce that duriug the RJ mon^h of June he has decided to hold a CLEARING SALE : of the; whole of his Valuable Stock of BO< )TS AND SHOES. The above is a bonafide and compulsory sale, as W. S. find* that, owing to his , increasing trade, the premises require considerable addition* and improvements. In order to accomplish tbis, the whole of his Mock MUSI BE sold at^a TREMENDOUS bAOKIFIGE. KE-ENTEHING Bfel^'ESS. RECOGNISING that -s- Genuine Pork Butchering^ Establishment was long felt want m the^Town ot Wauganui, the undersigned; has- pleasure m intimating that he has Resumed Business m the old premises. Victoria Avenue, next door but one to the Bank of Ntw South Wales. A speciality will be made pt-— Dairy-led Pork Pork Sausages ' T; Poultry Pork Hes (horns made) v Brawn and other Small Good I Cooked Ham and Beet In resuming v bis old business, the undersigned confidently appeals to his friends for a tenewal of their favours. The greatest care will be taken, m sup plying: the very best quality, as of yore, JOHN, PAWS ON. POEK BUTCHERT} / Victoria Avenue (nexfcjJohn G. Sharpe's. riKANCIS niDJBX AND Co Licensed Auctioneers & Valuators, Manners-street; . W b l lino to./?*. '' mple butfage. Chc/gJs Modernw. • Sett'ementi Pronvw*. r ; , TO LXI. mHE iroht Shop, (now undergoing X alterations) , m front of the StandABD Office, The best sito m the Square. Two good windows for disp'ay . Shop measures 24 feet m frontage, by 14 fee*ia depth. Also room attached, with opening to shop. Premises will be ready for occupation m a few days. Early ap,. Heat ion necessary. Firbt-clas^ prsition for Stationer, fancy-goods, or other retail business. Fent moderate. For terms and lurther particulars apply at the Office, __ __ GENUINE CHEAPNESS ALWAYS DISCOVKRB ITSELF, IT has alwiys been the custom of the CORNER BOOT SR >P to sell Every Article as reasonable as may be consistent with a Mr living Profit. B 'li«v not the tradesuien Wh luli auch billies' About selling thir goniw At a great sacrifice. — They do not grow fat i m a bare bone who dine, But dissolve like a shadow Who cut it too fine. Let poets sing what theme they choose I sing about my Boots and Shoes ; Some sing of Ladies, dark,or fajir, Of golden locks or raven hnir, Give me tlia feet toen (i'm.all theruj To fit them with a iov«ly pair. v ■' • - . Homa ctfe gr«nt m all aixcb parts Where iliey (pUcli it higix) oa broken hearts ; Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse I'd rather hear of broken Shoes. WTHE CORNER BOOT SHOP, TjJR ATBWUE, WAHOAKOI.