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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 191, 19 July 1883, Page 2

Z^ I W **$&$ rTottces, ; '„ | .. l^oliy^To'LißM. : OK' f\f\f% an<J ofcaer umF t/O* \J\J\J 3 of Money to LEND on Freehold^ Security, at £8 per cent, interest. Large sums at ?£ per cent. Apply to E. W. PERKINS, 'olioitor, Palmerston North. BP """ 1 ■ ■ Dentistry M j MR COTTLE L.D.S DENTIST, (by EXAMINATION.) )ppo»ite the Roman Catholib Church TEETH FILLED with Gold or " : Amalgams ReguU' ities m Child ren's Teeth .-pecially Treated. Fall Uppers, and Lowers made m Continuous Gum«work ; the nearest approach to Nature yet devised m Artificial Teeth, Will be at Feilding on Wednesday, the l'Bthj 8.30 a.m. till 6 p.m. May be consulted at Belvee's Hotel. At- Palmerston from 8.30 a.m., until 4.30. p.m. on Thursday, 10th, and may >ie consulted at Koe's Private Hotel. R B E ENWO -» D ; Dentist, V7ANGANUL W. T. WOOD D LACK SMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, and SHOEING SMITH ( Corner of Kangitikei Street and Cuba Street.], PALMERSTON NORTH, (Between Royal and Clarendon Hotels) Shoeing done with care, ana on an entirely new principle. All Descriptions of General Black, smiths work done. Vehicles and Agricultural Implement* made and repaired. Charges Moderate. TWO WEEBLS ONLY. , W. SPRIGaENS Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. BEU.*> to announce that during the month of Juue he has decided to hold a CLEARING SALE of the whole ot his Valuable Stock of BOOTS ANDfiSHOES. The above is a bona fide and compulsory sale, as W. S. finds that, owing to his increasing trade, the premise* require considerable additions and improvements. In order to accomplish this, the whole ni bis Stock MUST BE sold at fc a TREMENDOUS bAGRIFIO&.'t "HuE-EN i feirilNG BC SO liSS. RKO GNISING that a Genuine Pork Butchering FCstabli hmfni was long felt want m the Town of Wadganui, the undersigned has pleasure m intimating that he has iteeuned • Business m the old premises, Victoria .Avenue, next door but one to the Bank of New South Wales. A speciality will be made of— . ; pairy-ted Pork Pork Sausages Poult»y Pork Pies (homemade) Brawn and other Small Good I Cooked Ham and Beet In resuming bis old business, tbe undersigned confidently appeals to his j friends for a renewal of their favours. The greatest care will be taken m pup uly ; ng the very best quality, as of yore, JOHN PAWS ON. Pork Butchery* Victoria Avenue /next John G. Shame's. n.-. ■- cis niDifix" . *■•:■■ i.« i-i tisfd Auctioneers^ Va'uatorß, Manners-street, WjSLLINGTOy. Am 1»* hiu^sro, Chf./!(J8 Moderii--Oof.t empn'g Prorr.r-ti. , '~" ~~ TO LXI. " " ] THE rJ'ront Shop, (now undergoing alterations) , m front of the Standard Office. The best site m the Square. Two good windows for display. Shop measures 24 feet m frontage, by 14 fee' i > dep b. Also room attached, witb opening to shop. Premises will be ready for occupation m 8 few days. Early application necessary. First«clasb position for Stationer, Fancy-goods, or jr.lW retail business. Pent moderate. For terms and lurther particulars app ! j at the Office. GENUINE CHEAPNESS ALWAYS DISCOVERSC TSELF. IT has alw\Vß*been the custom of the CORNER BOOT SH>P to sell Evwy Article as rensonable as may be cbnist. " t with afd' living Profit. Believe not the tradesmen Wh<* tell such bi if lies About selling their goods At a great sacrifice. They do not grow faf; '•■ n a bare bone who dine, Bat dhw lye like a shadow Who cat it too fine. Let poets sing what theme they choose l I siDK abou' my Boots and Shoes ; Some sing of Ladies, dark or fair, Of golden locks or raven hair, Give me the feet tbeu (I'm all there j To fit them with a lovely psir. Some >ire great m all such parts < Wh«'re they (pitch it high) on broken beat »8 ; • uch twiddle don't desecrate my muse i'd rather hear of broken Shoes. KW THE CORNER BOOT SHOP, f Thb avenue, Wanganui. I EVERyBODY &80W& |^ l( .