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Manawatu Standard, Volume V, Issue 1, 29 November 1883, Page 1

I I ■ " v " v ' ''' ' Business Notices. _^_ 1 i ; 5 " PHED & OBA^ 4 S "« ; !i | Fatest Improved Cenlral Disc Harrow, • AT REDUCED PRICES. "VT EARLY 500 m use with i ew centre 't toy. for seat aud glancing purposes. -L^l Has one extra disc,- or is slxinchps: wider than those ot all otuM makers fp' the Fame .L'lven siz • ; disc 16. to 19 ii clibs dit-meter as tfesired. " : THEY fIAtE TfiREE CHILLED BBARJKG BRACKETS IN EACH WING Yii O^' : '* 0i, '^' l 3 ' f ; -Al' hoes aw m tho TOPj*nd'. it -is. the Srmj 1 s-/W, and' most'duvable ITisc Ha- row «i the Market ; Mid it is i.owjpo well known that te tiuion.als >.a Io '' efiici^ncy would be su}wrfluou£» Any s'zr/iiued with frnvflling carriage to pass through gates whp»ißirequir_<M Cam.ige paid to th'Vd: fii^nfi- liuHw yjJ Nations m accordance willi;Oiir,cata ; oeac. ' '"'' '"' K^' -.■ Vj^ J --- i - --1 CBmhlMi^_l^ler^;-sM i atcd'_tid , '{lnin, 20, 24,20, j,„_ m iUUnYSmeter, and from ( 6..t0 : 10 (cot 10ng.., . bingle ,a.n<l Double s^-e.d hmlc drliytry Reap rs. hroadca-t Wwi'i's for grain,; graß.c,'R_irturn.ij. eged. I- arro y,ji 1 tip Drayp. Cor-tj-aclois .tip^oa\l-dr'<)ys: etp; : SingP, D.ath c, i.ml !'reb: e Furrow PU»u-hs-'D il or Kidgipg Ploughs;- -Drill and Fi.-H GiuVbuis. .IL.r.owf, Zi.-Zag. . tii.d lF exib .V -Vi!od-Hnrf6Wv finding Twine ahd-.^ire, 'belt quality." iNc.'S Fc-ndng Wire' and Stam'aros all sizes, punched to any »ua!'j-e. '" ! • '"' ! . : , :^,!i.,r-iL\ !:.::.:,*... ' f..-,; ;7 .!_____, .'7}'7 .".'..;.. fffV/ j - : -«'-' •>'■»'■ j -ffl_istrated Gsrtald^ues Free" "? il-.. . ' n applicafion to our (feces' at Dunedin, Oamarui' 'Timarii; InVercargiJl, Ashburton,. Chmtchurch, ancl Auckland. „,

IfZEP YOTJ WAJSTT A Situation To But .anything A Servant To Let Fdhnished To Sell 'Anything ' Ob Ukfurpishkd or To Increase Your business,, :f ApVERTJBE IN THE , „ .. I MANAWATU STAND ARDf. , The largest circulation m the di.s- _ ■. . ti'ictj anjl '.consequently the Lest * . meoium for advertising Advertising is to business what steam : is to machinery— the grand propelling power- ; messrsVpoad & brazier ; BEG to infornij the . Public of Palmer ston North and. the Surrounding Districts,, that they. have opened a VETE KIN ARY &H OEJN G FO.RG X ; -• - - -AND. j GENERAL SMITHY ! «r A_\ .TE^ACE , i Horses Carefully Shod, an^ Genera Bln''V*mir.h , s wn.-^exeentftf' MAN A W ATD HOTEL, AVENUE FOXTON. TEIE Proprietor haying made. ,con«>siderable alterations and additions' to toe Hotel, sparing notbingi m order to provide comfortable and convenient abcomniedation for both Travellers and : Boarders, respectfully solicits a con« tinnkhce of tbe ; Public Patronage. . . ; Newly erected 'Sample Rooms.' " Excellent.Cuisine r First-class Billiard Tablo. t Good Stabling and Paddocks. j Bugg ; es. arid Hoises always on hand. !.. . OTTO BERKErEID, , ...... i ...... • Proprietor. \ litssee of the Foxton Puttie Hall, which is suitable for En' eftainmentp, • Lecturesyr Dancingi.. Public,, Meetings &c. ii &c. ] „ ,-.,.,..... j Cobb .#. Co 's Coaches start daily at 5.30 a.m., from the Manawatu Hotel, for Wellingtbb, arriving from Wellington at 4.15 p m • " The Booking « ffice is at the hotel, where tickets and all particulars can be -obtained ■ < ■-. ; 'I he Manawatu Hotel Express will meet the night train and convey travellers to the. hotel _ 1 -t_.E OF CHARGE. REMOVAL NOTICE.' H. WOxTIIkMAN HAS much | leasure m intimati g to his customers and the residents of PalmerStbh ' and surrounding districts that he has opened his <new premises m the Square, formerly Ho'unsloV and Voi.t's' Furnitiire Warehouse, an U trusts ; by keeping a first-.class stock fof ..Groceries Wines and Spirits, Bass's Ale, Guinness's Stout, also Ale v and Stout (Irewed at the r ell Brewery), and continue to receive the support so generously ac-, corded tohimin the past. Goods delivered m town or country by own van. Orders by Post or elegraur attended to with punctuaity. The Brands of the Wines and Spirits are so wel -known that further reference to them here is unnecessary. . A les and Stout brewed at the Bell Brewery are of as first-class a quality as any m the Colouy. N.H.— As H. W,' imports direct from •the Home Mrkts, and bi:ys from no c but the best firo.s m Austral a and f ew Zealand, he is therefore i» a postion to deal most liberally wi h customers, c Prices will be the same as those enumerated m the price list issued by the Palmerston 1 6ady Money Store, and goods of first-c'ass qvtaltyonly. H WOLLEr<MAN, Brewer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, ; t . and General. Grocer. The Square, Palmerston JSTorth .