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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 183, 10 July 1883, Page 2

- business Notices. 2ioney_To Leud. fit f^irif^l and other Sume X>O^\J\J\J% of Money to LENI> on Freehold Security, at £8 per cent, interest, Large sums at 7£ per cent. Apply to B. W. PK.KKINB, Q oliciior« Palmerston 'North. Dentistry MR .OOTTL&. : :tJ).B DENTIST, (by examination.) '- Opposite the Roman Catholic Chuwh . mEETH FILLED -with Gold or JL Amalgam. Regularities m Child ren's Teeth pecially Treated. Full Uppers, and Lowers made m Continuous Gum*w rk } the nearest approach to Nature yet devised m Artificial "-'.eetjji/ >|R O » B EN if O O D -;Vjh • ■ - ■.--■■ Dehtist, '"' ' "' ■tfP" ANGATTp'T. W. T. .W O O D T> LA OK SMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, and SHOEING c SMITH "fCqrner of Uangitikei^treet and Cuba tStreet^}! :^ PALMERSTON -NpRTH, (Between Royal and (Ol^rjepdon Hotels) ■Shoeing done with care A ana on an v' Cl '.; new principle. All Descriptions of General Black, smiths work done. \ Vehicles «nd Agricultural Implements | '- ■■<■•• : " made and repaired. Charges Moderate - TWO WEKKS OIJLY. Victoria Avenue ,'^^oanul BEGrd to announce that^duriug the month of June he has decided to hold » CLEARIJSG«SALE of thejwhole of his Valuable Stock of BOOTS AND:,SHOES. The above is a bow fide and compulsory sale, as W. S. finds that, owing to his increasing .trade, the premises require considerable additions and improvements. In order to accomplish this, the whole of bis Wock M=USI BE told at fc a TREM -NDOUS bAOHIFICE-

UE-ENTKKING BG^OkSS. . RC GNI^I G thftt a- Genum- ; o>k Ri.tc:-»-rintf- V Btßt>li htmni wu6 loug; hu! wane jn thY -lowa of SYr: -r-.-.T<n ; , *m> >-o»-w. D d bftS j.l^asure m intimating that he has iiebuaied Business m the old premises, Victoria Avenue, next door but '"one to the Bank of N< w South Wales. A speciality will be made of— Dairy-ted Pork ' \ Fork Sausages Poultry Pork Hies (homemade) Brawn and «>thvr Small Good I Cooked Ham and Beet In resuming Lis old business, tLe und'-jpigued cohfidenlly-appbtiis to his friends for a icnewal of their favours. The greatest care will be taken m sap plying the very best quality,. as of yore, JOHN PAWSON.I ViotoriagA venue (next John G% Sharpe's. FRANCffS QlDßX£..rAlßl> Co Licensed Auctioneers & Valuators, Mannerß-streeitj WBLLIN G T O Fr ■-■ '.I. Mill ''' t '-'- -''-'•■■ Ample btorage. " Ch«g*» .Moderme. , ; Sett'ementa Pron./>i, /TIHB front Shop, (now nnoergoin;.', JL alterations), m froi&oiM-he Standard Office. The best site m the Square. Two good windows for display. Shop measures 24 feet m frontage, by 14 fee*in depth. Also room attached, with opening to shop. Premises will be ready for occupation m a tew daye. Early application necessary. First-clash prsition for Stationer, Fancy-goods, or other retail business. Pent moderate. For term? andfiurther* particulars apply at the Office. rji GENUINE CHEAPNESS ALWAYS DISCOVEES ITSELF. IT has alwye -been the custom of the OORNRR BOOT StiOP to Bell Every Articl° as reasonable as m<v b consist u.t with a fair Hying Profit. Bi»lievo noi the tradesmen Wh • tell auch bi s r Hes Abnuf selling, th'ir goods ' t a great snerince. Th y o nut gow fat n a bare bone who dine, Pip» disw ",lv«» like a sn'ailow Who cut it too fine. i^et, pu< ts vsing wh.^t fchejnp they choo»e I sing aboar my boots and hixz-B ; . <■ •••*.. f i.i-H'-p, ft v k or' i-. t : i ■ .i k r -avfit h n \Jnw m*- th r«-et ti.*>n (I'm all the ej 7o fir them with a iov.-ly pair. S«mj«i are great m Hil..snuh' ii;ir!s Where the; (pitch it fcigh) on broken hearts } . V) Such twaddle don't desecrate my muse I'd rather hear of broken Shoes. IT THE O'JKNi'R BOOT SHOP, '<H'- 'VBNUB. WaWoahUl.