Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 252, 26 September 1883, Page 1

! Business Notice. j IRON AND HARD WARE MERCHANTS '! \™L IMPORfE^S OF X <lVj X en : l-'^'AMEEICA^-e ;- -1 ! AGRICULTURAL LMPLEMENTS, BRtISHWARE, LAMI WARE, PAINTS, 'j iL.-^iV-. J-Lr-.-T :-.-,- ! -'.OlLS,!tfo*'.-'' !> •''' -■"• : : ' ' ' vyxx;x u -^xXr. „U— o-_- ; ; , > -...;■ 1 , LICEJ^SED^DEALER^ UNDER ARMS ACT. ! ■ - „, ; l .'...,.-. I Agents Fob Samtje t .Bon's, and McCobmick's Stbin« Reapebs & Bib debs . " ' And Pebby's Fibe-Pboo* Safes, h ii j xX: :;;.,.'; ( • victori^ |.;AVE»E;^.' ■%■«-■ yXX« Victoria Wanganui." !THE LARGEST A^D BEST iFURNITTJ^E AND CARPET < , : WAREHOUSE Ifr WANGANUI, IN STOCK. iStnfied Couches '. Baskets' ' ! Dust Pans Tapestry Designs Couches 'Toilet Glasses - -Carpets Curtains, new > ! \yyy >■■>■:•-■"■';'■. :■ \ • Marble Glasses ; Brussells ;• Matt'r asses ! Sofas Chairs -" Chimney' Glassjss Tapestry Springdo.. Folding Chaifs "6|lt» Rosewood do. Eidderminster Hiir,' Wool and •Croquet Chairs ;M_ple_ Inlaid jdo. Felt - ■: - ; and Flax do ; . Cheffoniers Hang-up' Glassea Felt Squares Feather Beds ' Book : Cases" ' "Booshelves Stair Carpets Palliasses 'Loo Tables "Wardrobes Do. Linen Bolsters/Feather i Kitchen Tables " Hatracks; Crumb Cloths and Fibck Tables Cornice Poles ! Coir Matting -Pillows ! : ; ! Dressing Tables v ; % LWlbdow --Bblleiraii--:.- -Obrd.Dd;---- TTaspocks j u^casionabie Table's Patent fc hades -Manila do ' ,v Foot Stools 1 Chess top Tables Venetian 1 Blinds Flax do Ottonians i Kipsy Tables Whatnots China do - ' Hearth Rugs j 'Depoy Tables Centre do , \ Oilcloth, wide Door Mats i Work Tables', ' ' Canterbury do Passage do Engravin 'Washstands Canterberries; Linoleum - WasLstand Sets Musio Stools L. Window Hollands Screen i Cheßt Drawers Brackets and Shelves Table _-ai_es "MJats, table " Iron Badsteads Enclosed Mahogony Do m cloth Fainges Iron Canopy .Wasbstands Do m Piece Ottomaas Wood Bedsteads Perambulators, four Green -Baize Quicksilve Iron and Wood and three».wheel Damasks Glasses I Commodes Bassinettes !__ «' Repps - Work Boxe Towell ! horseß , ' Fenders and tfxn* Silk do 'Upholsterer's j . . irons ; Trimming Brushes ; Kitchen Horses oor scrapers Oil Cloth Hair Brooms ! Dressess - r Gritonne _!.... Qarpef do &c.,&c.,&c., Drawing and Dining Room Suites, New Sty les ; Wood, Cane, and Spring Seat: , , Chairs of every description, * ; j

Business , . Notices..-, . ' . \ •:■•■'■ ''.': '\_ijt^__\ g_9B£9_v .X^i:%XSs^^ij&^ 'Rangitikei . Street, Palmerston North. : ( HOB^ESHO_BS, AND N .: (GbNBBAL BLAOK.SMITHS. >Ai LL : kinds: of Agiicultural Impler __, ments either Imported or made on the Premises, including. Double an<_l Single Furrow Ploughs, .all, si_eß,v also all kinds of Piojugh , fittings,; Caßt ..and Wrough.tVlron , Shares, Mould-Boards, Skeiths, Wheels, etc. : ; : - •. ;. r •■:■..''■..; -.'ALSQ, ./■;.. .-;:... Oat-Crushers, Winnowing Machines, Chaff-Cutters, Horse-Powers, etc. ' ' A " working model of a W obi PreßS can be seen on the premises. 11 IvL LI ARD TABL ES , GEO. WRIGHT & CO. Biiliardj Table Makers and Patentees 162 to 164 r Weßtminißter Bridge Road, London. Gold Medal Christchurch Exhibition, 1882. Gold Medal Adelaide Exhibition, 1881. . Prize awarded Melbourne Exhibition, ""■ ;; . ' 1880. First Class Certificate, London, 1872. 'TlieseK'maienfvfipait Tables are of solid 'Mahogany, with best slate beds and RfcFsial "ipipYbV-d "last cushions which are ( gnar-ii-.itccd 'not to get hard i the coldest climate. ______ '•.'' i ■ '■ X E A TIN G> S POWDER BXLLS BUGS, FLEAS,; MOTHS, BEETLES. T_is POWDER is quite harmless: to animal life, but is unrivalled m; ! destroying fleas, bugs, cokrbaches,: I beetles, moths m furs, and every other ! species of insect. Sportsmen will find; j Jthis. invaluable for destroying fleas m, ! dogs, as also ladies for their pet dogs. ! ,This Article has found bo great a sale that it has tempted others to vend a so-called artiole m imilatioe. The Pubiic are cautioned that tins of the genuine powder be the autograph of THOMAS, KEATING. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. \ a. purely vegetable sweat-meat, both m appearance and taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administeri ing the only certain remedy for intesti* ' nal or threadw orms. It is a perfectly ■ safe and mild.prepara tion, and is, especi- • ally adapted for Children. Sold in r tins by all Chemists and Druggists.^ * - »■ Proprietor—' '„ ' „„„ 3 . v , ■ T hoMAS KE AHN G, j ■'.- ,' -, : London. Export Chemist and Drnggist. : .-,...-., i ..... . :.,<. : , 1 .... i . rf -. ...

' •Medical.L".. LLL.f MEDICAL. L'.;V •'" ■ '..'•^'O.T; -'. ready, newand revised editionTHE MEDICAL GUIDE ; to health, happiness, , and a vigorous old age. It has been the aim of the Author of this little work to point out the nature, treatmen^ and cure of a class of Nervous and Debilitating Diseases, unfortunately tbo common, and that he has' successfully accomplished his- task is evinced by the enormous circulation which this Medical Guide has attained In presenting to the public. this newand carefully-revised edition, it is done m the hope that it will 'be -equklly acceptable as ■ the .preyipus editions. A ' copy of this, work will be . sent free, by.post to any. '• address on receipt ot . two stamps to re. pay postage. Ap 1 plyt6H.W. • '," ■'•MITCHiI, „ South Rich-: , ' m r o"n d , . MELBOURNEf : : - ; ■x.b'X. -■ W. T. W O 0 jl) T> LACK SMIT H, W H EE LWRIGHT^ akd SHOEING SMITH (Corner of Rangitikei Street and Cuba Street.', PALMERSTON NORTH; (Between Royal and Clarendon Hotels) Shoeing done with care, and on an entirely new principle. All Descriptions of General Black- ; ■ smiths work done. Vehicles and Agricultural Implements made and repaired. , Charges Moderate. PHpTO^A-tHic: iSOTICE, F. fi; Hufi I HAS NOW OPENED higl New Photographio Roojqqs, inj the Avenue, A. FEW DOORS above his old premises; ;.Work of all - descriDtions is now, undertaken. The -Public are cordially invited to nspect the work and premises at any timet; rHE Manawatu Standard nas oy far the largest circulation o any newspaper m Manawatu, and no other puraal m the district is read by so many people. Advertisers should remember