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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 16, 17 December 1883, Page 4

Business Notices Manufacturer ; OF jErated Waters ; AND' COUDIALd. ! FITZHERBKUT -STREET, ' 1 PALMERbTON NORIH. i . . * LEMONADE, «pda Water, Tonic Waters, [ GINGER ALE, Ging-pr Beer, Syrups, &c, &c. ■ »T AND" FACT UR ED WITH PORE |; INGREDIENTS ONLY. : Goods forwarded by Rail Rnd Coach, And m the immediate viciuity of |:V: .* PALMERSTON, ; c; ■■ ■-■■• ... ■ . , ■ . , and adjoining Districts by own Van. ' ORDERS by Tele^rana receive prompt Attention. t . 1; SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY. I; ■ , ; t '! Summers & Co, ; — Ui 5 AERATED WATER AND COR- - 3: DEAL MANUFACTURERS, ;! ; FKILDING, '■ , SYRUPS, Tonic Waters/ Cordials,, Ginger Ale, Champagne Cider, ji &c. ■; Goods forwarded by Rail or Waggon , throughout the District. ; Purity and Quality Guaranteed. , Orders Promj)tly attended to. i . J By Special ; '■'••■■>■■'■ GEOBGK DIXON, Manufacturer of DOUBLE iERA^TED WATERS AND , x ' " CORDIALS, CuiiA-StRKET, VVELLINCtTON. Awarded Prize Medal, jSydney;£xhibi- > tipn. I ' ... . . MRS 'GEORGE DIXON wishes to intimate to her .friends and the public generally that the business will • be carried on as usual, under her own supervision, and that no effort will be spared on her part to merit a continuance of the patronage so freely accorded - to her late husband. ' All orders will meet with prompt and j careful attention ■,• . ' ». THERE Iti. NOT.HING LIKE ; ,'.. ; . . .LEATHER! : »! T. JORDAN -:"•'. BKGS. most respectlully to inform . his many ' friends. 'th t he has commenced business m the new shop at ' ? the back of the Bank of Austral sin, 3 opposite Remingtons', Chemist, and x trusts that Lis old customers will occe 7 more rally round hrn, when they shall receive the benefits of good woiknun- ' f Ship, ;whjcU only a. practical aud long- , experienced hand can produce. i .Vote the Addiuss— I' t. Jordan, 3 Back of the tiatik of Australasia. 3 Opposite Remingtcn's. l ~^~- — : — — — ■ ■ '■ 3 PAINTER, SIGN WRITER, f GRAINER, HOUSE DECORA i 1 TOR, wd PAPERH ANGER. _■). ' '■■' • '■ '■' ' : i J JAMES S. JOLLY j' iT3^CfS to notJly to hia uumemns 3 J3: . Iriendn, and ihe general public i; that he is now prepared to undertake j- all descriptions of work m the above liaes. T Lead?, Oils, Colors, G'ass, Hcrim, Brush '" ware, an'l all Painters' requisites. t A choice consignment of Paperhin»ings , to arrive shortly, ex Mercin, New^DeB ; SltJ IS. i Fstimtttes given. Vtorkmonsliip guaraniet'd.. Prices.. moderate. ■l "^ ' ■ < a :• • NoTJfl the Address— i, Next - ifoyal Ucte), Kungitikei-stre'e^ i ; — ; : . : I NEW TOBACCONIST'S *SHOP. ;•; W. K. HUNTER (Late f f the Thames) HAS started business as a Tobacconist m the Avenue, Wanganui, I next door to Mr Spriggens' Boot Shop. Tobacco, Pipes, Fancy Goods, and a - splendid assortment of the Best Articles procurable m "Wellington. CHOICE CIG A HS & CIGARETTES Wholesale and Retail Country Stores : supplied. Terms reasonable. ; i W..R. Hunter hopes, by attention and civility, and by selling none but the Very Best of Goods, tomeeti and obtain ' a share of public patronage. \ NOTICE. i W. T. LARSEN 1 IJAVISG re -leased the Halcombe ' XI Station Refreshment Rooms, begs ■ to v nder his thanks tp the travelling public for tht-ir pust patrnnago, and would respectfully solicit a continuance ' . . of their support. ! The iN'ew Bakery Establishment is complete with every convenience and facility ! for producing a superior quality of 1 ■ ' ' refreshments. Hot Meals ready by arrival of each ' Train. Tea and Cofite always ready. W. T. L4LIBBN, Proprietor.