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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 182, 9 July 1883, Page 2

r. ■■■ ' "^"Business Notices. Tcney To Lend. D.X AAA and"otti6r Sumt. /tt>^VJUV7j of Money to LEiNI) on Freehold Security, at £8 per cent, interest, Large sums at 7£ pe> cent. Apply to 33. W. PERKINS, °oliciior, Palmerpton Nortli . Dentistry MS .OOTTUS" L.D.S DENTIST, (by examination.) Opposite the Roman Catholic Church , mEETH FILLED witli Gold or X ' Amalgam. Regularities m Children's Teeth Specially Treated. Full Uppers, and Lowers made m Continuous .Gam^work j the nearest approach to Aatuie yet devised m Artificial teeth* |R G I •■. E EN W O Ol> )'JL Dentist, WANGANUL _Wr, T. - W O O D DIiACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, and SHOEING SMITH (Corner of Kangitikei Street and Cuba Street., PALMER3TON NORTH, (Between Royal and Clarendon Hotels) Shoeing done with care, and on an entirely new principle. AU Descriptions of General Black. r smiths work done. Vehicles ftnd Agricultural Implements made and repaired. Charges Moderate TWO WEEfcS ONLY. w^spii&GENS.,; Victoria .avenue, Wanoanui. BKGrS to announce that duriug the month of June he has decided to hold » CLEARING SALE; of the'whole of his Valuable Stock of BOUTS AND;SH.<JE3. The above is a bonafide and compulsory Bale, as W. S. finds that, owing to his increasing trade, the premises require considerable additions and improve* ments. In order to accomplish this, the whole of his btock MUSI BE ; sold at a TREMENDOUS bAGRIFIOfc.* RE-ENTEKING BUSINESS. RKCOGNISING that a Genmne Pork Butchering Rstsbii hment wt»s long felt want m the Town of Wadganui, the undersigned has pleasure m intimating that he; Has Keen red sa-iness m the old premises. Victoria Avenue, next door but one to the *"■ Bank of New South Wales. Afspeciality will be marie of— ■■ ,i- Pork . Pork Sausages Poultry l'ork Pies (homemade) i Brawn and other Small Goodi Cooked Ham and Beel ••* in-'reaurtiiog bis old business, t>ie ' undersigned confidently appeals to his frieuuisfor a /enewal of thefr favours. The greatest care will be taken m sup plying the very|best quality, as of yore, JOHN P A WSON.JPOBK BUTCHERYj Victoria^A venue (next John G. Sharpe'a.

pKANCIS OlDJflif „ AND Uo Licensed Auctioneers" & Valuators, Manners-street^ 1■- WKLLI NG T O VtAmple biorage. Che./g«« Moderme. j Settlements Pronciir^ j ■ ■ ■ TO LXI. i nnHE front Shop, (now undergoing 1 JL alterations), m front of the Standl abd Office. The best site m the Square. ' Two good windows for display . Shop : measures 24 feet m frontage, by 14 fee*in depih. Also room attached, with [ opening to Bhop. Prenii es will be ! ready (or occupation m a few days. Early application necessary, Firßt-clasi prsition for Stationer, Fancy-goods, or ; other retail business; Pent moderate. ; For terms and iurther particulars apply '. ut theOffioo. ; ~n\ GENUINE CHEAPNESS ALWATS DISOOVKES ITSELF, IT has always been the custom of the CORNEk BOOT 8 a -P to sell ; Rvpry \rticl» as reasonable as maF be ooii*>ist--'<t with af-iii living Profi*:. Believe? not toe tradesmen Wh • ttll such bi* lies About selling their goods At a great sacrifice. They do not grow fat ;">n a bare tone who dine, Em disn Ive like a <ha<iow Who cnt it ton fine. i.rt po t- siii|£ wb.tt th'Miie they choose i Bin^ abouf'uiy 't-'ots an* >b •♦•s j JSo.i.e siiiK of Ladies, !a-k or fair, Of golden locks or raven hair, Give me the feet then (I'm all there) To fir them with a lovely pair. Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse I'd rather hear of broken Shoes. I >3VTETK CHRNrR BOOT SHOP, f i« v ?E '"a GWUI