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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 241, 13 September 1883, Page 3

„ ii^' BROWNE AND BOIJSEN'S HOUSE BAZA'AK. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, • Rangitikei-streefc, Palmersto^ JNorth. ' Having purchased .these Stables, we I are prepared caref-illy and thoroughly break horses to sadlle, single and double harness. Buggies of all descriptions, and horses always on hire at moderate charges. Good paddocks and large roomy loose boxps. Thfi stables* being open | day and night, and our motto being "civility and attention," we shall aU ways be open to do business and trust to see "our old friends and their friends " rally round. N B'.— The loose boxes are well adapted for race horses and other travelling blood stock; Ij^* Note the Address. -— "Hangitikeistreet.next Wood's, Blacksmith. RUTLAND- LIVERY AND LETTING ;/■"'■ STABLES. Victoria, Avjssue, Wanganui. Robert" ross HAVING re-opened ths aV>ove OldEstablisbed and Centrally-*Situ-ated..Liverj Stables, an J haying a long and varied experience m the abovo business, m many parts of New Zealand, 1 hopes by supplying the public with Superior Saddle Oorses for Ladies and Genrlemen, Single and Double Buggies, and open and closed Carriages' of'every description, on the shortest notice, together with civility, attention, and at very moderate charges, to receive a share of public patronage. EXPERIENCED GROOMS IN ATTENDANCE NIGHT AND DAY. Horses Broken into Single and Double Harness. Horses Eought, Sold, or Exchanged. ROBERT ROSS, Proprietor. ■ ■ .. ' I^TJ-ETTI. X • PRELIMINARY NOTIbE--10 STAND THIS SEASON m the ] Manawatu and Rangitikei Dis, trictsi j The well-known' Pure-bred Stallion <-.; h ■: ■ !> -.MUFTI. 1 "■■■■' ■ Pedigree, and further particulars to appear m a subsequent issue. ; LOWES. & FALLOON, ... Proprietors. Ashurst, Augnst 10tb, 1 883. /PRELIMINARY. NOTICE. mHE PURE-BRED : Clydesdale L Entire Horse , PRINCE OF THE VALLEY Will travel the Manawatu, Palmerston. and Woodville districts. Terms :£3 10s. Paddock provided, JOHN CHUBBIV, Turakina. August 30th, 1883. .[ . „ rr ,0 STAND THIS. SEASON the' JL: * Draught Stallion YOUNG HERO At Hay's FarmV.Rangitikei Line, Palmerston North; , . For further particulars apply to WALTER BAfER, . X '' 'Owner. ' PHE THOROUH.BRED Stallion Will travel the Palmerston^ Feilding, and 'Rangiiikel districts ,. ;t THI S SEA SO N.: For particulars apply to E. D. BROWNE, ■ Horee Bazaar, Rangitikei-streef, or j FRED. NEAME, | ; * Bulls. ' August 21, 1833. i : ST. HILL-STREET SMITHY, Opposite- .the St. Kill^Stbeet Cattle . Sale Yards. W. PARKES <& CO. BEG to inform the inhabitants of Wanganui and the surrounding district that they have commenced business m the above line, and trust that Dygood workmanship and moderate charges a shaie of pnbiic patronage will be accorded. The Horse Shoeing Department will be under the immediate care of W. Parkes, whose reputation as a horse-shoer ib well-known m this district. At the last Agricultural Show the first prize was awarded him for shoeing hack horses. Jobbing and all kinds of Work executed with neatness and despatch. Harrows and all Farming Implements manufactured on the shortest notice, and 15 per cent, cheaper than imported articles. Farmers and Settlers m country districts would do well before purchasing to give us a trial. Note the Address .-— - • ' ' St. Hill-Street, Opposite Cattle Sale Yards, Wanoantji. FOR PATENT MEDICINES, no TO THE' pHEMIST REMINGTON'S, SQUARE. * 1— ■ = = - f Toothache Cuie, Is od. I REMINGTONS, kQUARE.