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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 281, 31 October 1883, Page 3

NEv7 SAtt>EEß# EBTABI IBHh •^MENT, \ \ NIAR THE KOTAL HoTXL. THE SQUARE. I TV "P^7 N GL B r OF the Hutt, Wellington, hag Just opened a New Shipment of otoods which iwill be foun/i of Bpecialv Quality, and Exceptional Value. -•■•*/-...• / An Extra Cheap line of Sponges. ALSO, Best make— Stirrups, -Bits^ Bridles, Spurs, &o. On Hand— Neats-foot Oil and Soft Soap. i „ BKdles, Harness, and everything conheoted, iwidithe triule supplied at lbw^t priceY ' ; \ \ •-' "' ~ ''> ' r Quality unsurpassed; Call "and see lor vouraelvea. ~"~ ~ ] a^Note l&e lAddress : l- Next <R O yai Hotel, the Square, and Rsngitikeifltreet, Palmeititdn -North; : C. S, GATTOf, ;o 50OT A^D The %UAj*i PAttiosßSTON ' ISTobth, BEGS to inform the inhabitants bf the district generally that he has re-commenced business' as : above, and trusts that by making 'aP thorough good' article at moderate j rice, to merit; a } renewal of the . patronage so kindly bestowed on Jiim previous to hisjleaying 1 ' a ;^' ! ' 7 J Palmerston. ; \,^' \ ~ ""^le^alrFn^irexe^utedr^ ! ? ■ / INote the. Address—- '. T i M Next the, Commercial Hot^l.* j ; ; •'" •""■. (The JStlndabi)' Office,) j '»i: '■>?■> jrn .' : y. ;, ;. ; . f/^HHT. '.;r ' :T: ' "' 'HiJ^a^^B^B^^BHS'' ' GLORIOUS NEWS FOB MANA- ' ' ' WATUf '. ; ' --. — :o:^ ; ' '" ■•■■'. BOOTS" AND SHOES FOB THE H ■p i i LLIK GHAM has juat re^ XX) m JX ceived the Largest, Ctteap- t ! est, and mosfc- Fashionable Stock! of I Bbotsiand Shoesever imported into the I Manawatu. To cany into effect the | well-worn motto " Small Profits and , Quick Returns," he oflfers the GREATEST BARGAINS ever heard of j m» the ; district. The Stock has-been carefully selected by, HOME BUYERS, m the Home market, and therefore, all; .middle 1 profits and charge's ,ty 'Colonial merchants have been obviated ; consequently, the whole can and will be sold at sucb prices as must command a speedy clearance. . v , . \ Bespokf^ Work Unequallid/ r None but hrst-class workmen are employed,' and' nothing but the best of material used. For Fit, Style, and Workmanship : nothing can surpass 1 my work, of which the inhabitants; of Manawatu bavehad ample proof. ' B. ALLINGHAM, ....■• - .-■■■. i =:'«*-Ost'T.H»^So^A^E.'s;.;; PAIN TEB, SIGN WBITEB? GRAINER, IHOI7SE DEOOfcA^ TOR/awd PAi^RHAN/3ER, | • 3AMES S. JOLLY :-'•• ".i BEG3.^to riptily to, his numerous ** iriends i and" 1 the general public that he is'uowipreparod to undertake^ all descriptions- of work m the above Leadn, Oils, Oolbrsj Glass^Scriui, Br ashware, ; and all Painters' requisites. - ' A choice cpnsignment'of.Paperhangings to arrive shortlyfex Mercia, New' De-: ,/y-J: .-. i ... ..U Bipnßi- .-■■'■■■'•■' ,' .'; j.;i Estimates given; Workmanship quart : ; mteed. Prices mbjlerate. ; " * Notb-the Address — jv ; i. 'Next Royal Hotel, Knngitikei street.. '■■■^ ■■• :::i A^N6twIpEMENt/ l.v«i., it*' »^ '■■■* a^'gJ-.. .X*- •■'■■»' •' r, -,v.; WA^NGANtri CONFEOtiONEBY - works. .; r\;;: fT)HE UndersigrJed, having' disposed 1 of tne above business to Mr j William Hogg, begs to tender nis sincere thanks < to the 'public of this and! sur~ /rounding^districts'who have given him alarge share of their patronage, and would respectfully solicit a continuance of; the same for his successor.; I ' . " ;■* ; 7. WILLIAM HOGG begs te inform • his many friends and Customers (to whom be tenders his warmest thanks for the support he received tfbilst carryidg on ths business m Bell-strept) that he has purchase d from Mr James Bain the well-known Wanganui Confectionery Worjks, And Biscuit Factory, j :> Victoria A venae, Wanganui, and bogs to solicit a continuance of the favours tfo -long enjoyed by bis predecessor. •■ - ;- ■• ••' Confectionery, Biscuits, and Bread of -the best quality ■ supplied. Balls, Soirees, and Picnic Parties : ■ i :,■ catered for efficiently. ;• '' Wedding) Birthday, and Christening Cakes made to order at tho shortest j. ; . i- ::->-... ■:. ; , ;^notice. . ■■ , . "■■ ■■• WILLIAai HOGG, — Wanganui -Confectionery Works,, ., ti . Victoria Avenue. .v> >> i J ij r..j. •. . „■;,! SAB BA P At R;I;L L A A N i> . fDANDELION For the -Blood, Bott'es 2s 6d. ' V -; 1 NTIBILIoiIS LIVEK PILL^ iL d i,» Xfeand; lsJ9d» BBMJ»QXpN'§r §9UABB. i