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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 290, 12 November 1883, Page 3

Wantea ? \XJ AHTED — A man accustomed to 7 r gardening . Permanehf ' emP^yment. Apply A. McDonald, Awahuri, or Standard Office. WANTED kNOW AfIXEU-KNO WN. laat I h^e - alway tf on hand and for : sale, • i large stock of- double and isingle-seated : Baggies, Ladieß' Pbibtons; • Wag'ioii^ ##??>, lfpioeßS ; Spririg Traps' of 'all defccriptiohs, City . fixpriesses, Tip Drays, Common Tip Drays • afso, firstfclass Brougham and -i jfirst-class Lanaau Carriage. Every article built nt' the I 'beßt material; and the workmanship is not to; be surpiissed. Apply to the Wellington Coach Factory, Mknnera street and Taranaki place. M. Bohan, Proprietor, who has 32 years', Colonial experience' . ; UiICE iv oHiiARBRS. •THERE is room for three good X , shearers m the Oroua Downs Shed. . . ' . ,' . "OEMlNGTUx^gquare, Chemist and JLhj Druggisr, " Honorable Mention," Pans, ] §67. '"• ■ J IMPORTANT no FARMERS. '"' Testimonial. : . J. HAi^LON \ Has built a 50ft Cement Sheep Dip f Or us; the workmanship is satisfactory: ! A. & H. Russell. Monumental Tomb. Stories, Vaults, and all kiads of Cemetery work executed. Csment Water, Tanks,Bufcter,and Mea , PreseryersV &c.. ; Address — -' : ' ;'• •• ■>?■' --i- ! : J. IIANLON, ■ Then Shamrock Bower, ■ ■•=■ TerracecJfnd, Palmerston North;; FOR Delicate Females, : ilron "ia btfttles, Is 6d.: fvemiiig-: ton's, Sqware. : '•■'-' ■• ■' •■ •■' ■.-■•-"■ I SHINGLES V SHINGLES 1 1 ;.." ' .- PALING^! PALINGS lif ' | • ' tATHS;! : i,ATHS II •■•-•■■ ;/' THE tJnde'rsigned is". prepared; 1 ■, supply Sawn. .Totara": Shingles itf ! : any quantity at 9s per 1000 Palings,. Laths, &c, at proportionally •. low prices. . . - : . R. NIXON, ;:.':j Union Saw Mills, :../" . MakinOi . • JTTIOR, the: Skia and iCooVplexion, ' X}- " Berberie^' 2s6d. Remingtori's, ; Square. ' '"■ : . ■--■■■■-■" MAN A WATXJ CARRIAGE' AND ' WAGGON FACTORY. • .-'J Rangitikei Street, PALMRRSTpir^ : ... ■• North. .-. (•>. ,•■-.£ ivHp; -Subscriber takes leave : to thank:, the inhabitants of Palmerstoa district for the prompt manner m which they have rallied to support his newEstablishment, and .so as to merit a continuance of favors, assures them that the premises are now REPLETHJ with all necessary appliances for carrying on the business. New and second hand vehicles, always on hand, also double, and single harness m variety. [ Inspection Invited. N\B. — As the hearse and funeral paraphernalia is now complete, and m readiness for use, the undersigned i 1 prepared to carry out instructions with -■ regard to interments. Arrangements can , be- made for use of .'hearsevi separately. ;•.■• .-i> • : '; F. STRATFORD. ''' v JSTIBILIOUS Liver Pills, Is and ~ J\. .Is 9d. Rcmington'p, Square. ■■■*. G- MACRO :r ; IS now selling t . Tobaccos, Cigars^and Cie;arettes, of the most api ; proved brands. " ;'; '" ! A varied assortment of Pipes, .Cigar.- : ; | holders, and every necessary m corinec-^i tion. with a Tobacconist's Business.- is Stationery, Fancy Goods, and a large - variety of NOVELS. BILLIARDS I BILLIARDS !!. Is per game. . i : :>> POOL I— ls per game. Note the address-— • ■•'"'•. NEXT CLARENDON HOTEL> The Square, ! Palmerston North. oRotTA^ County couNCiLi- . ." NtJTICE is hereby given that copies of the Petition to his Excellency the Governor for the suspension "of the Counties' Act within the County of v Oroua, have been left at Council Office^ Feilding Mr Tompkins' Store, Halcombe Road Board Omce, Palmerston I North Mr Marsh's Store, Ashurst ..,...- . Cheltenham Hotel, Kiwitea , -■:■_-, Ratepayers are earnestly requested to sign the Petition . when . m either of the above-mentioned, townships m order !/= V/ to'save expense and delay^in getting the Counties Act suspen^ cd. :-■ •■•:: .-. V .; D. H. MACARTHUk,; .. ', l{ ..<, . Chairman. .. „ i RIDGWAY BREWERY, "\ ' OPENING ANNOQNCEMENT. JOHN 1 Py WATT BEGS to ; intimatft that he hais taken the Old Established Brewery, lately known as Barley's .Brwery, • which:i^ na'w ( -in. 'full, working order,. The gsepyiees- of MB HEFFER, an eminent ;Brd#er 6f ■ both^ ;Jjßoine ani ; Coloniar.. ..e'xpenence, . l^yiing i, been " ." Bocured^ the Trade may srely, ;upon get—; tina an Article equal to "any thing, eitlifr brewed or imported into tEe District. ' ' ' Support respectfully solicited, and^ satisfaction ia return guaranteed.