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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 20, 21 December 1883, Page 3

"Wanted WANTED— Tenders for cutting, saving, and stacking about 6 acres of hay m Standard hay-paddocks. Apply at this office. WANTED— To purchase 20 or 30 Turkey Roosters at- once. . Apply to C. Whitehead, Baker, Main-street. U" ANTED KNOWN— There is a * * vacancy for another apprentice m the office of the Manawattj Standard. ANTED TO SELL— Un-- Gold Watch &ni chain th-' late property of Mrs. L. L. Levy, Maker's name, Bennett, London. Apply to George Boyd. GLORIOUS NEWS FOR MANAWATU! — :o: — BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION 1 1 RA LLINGHaM has just re- • IJL ceived the Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable Stock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Manawatu. To cany into effect the well-worn motto M Small Profits and Quick Returns," he offers the GREATEST BARGAINS ever heard of m the district. The Stock has been carefully selected by HOME BUYERS, m the Home market, and therefore, all middle profits and charges by Colonial merchants have been obviated ; consequently, the whole can and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance. Bespokf Work Unequalled, »____, None but hrstclaas workmen are employed, and nothing but the beet of material used. For Fit, Style, and Workmanship nothing can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of Manawatu have had ample proof. R. ALLINGHAM, " On The Square." CURE for Pilep, internal and exter nal, 2s Gi, Kemington's, Square PALMERSTON PAPERHANGING WAKEHOUSE. (Next door Fank of New Zealand, the Square, Palmerston North.) WM, DIXON, PAINTER, AND General Decorator, HAS for sale a large and varied assortment of Paperhangings, ranging from 6d upwards. Also, Glass, any size from 10 x*B to 60 x 36. Country orders punctually attended to. Estimates Prepared. MANAWATU CARRIAGE AND WAGGON FACTORY. Rangitikei Street, Palmrrston Nobth. THE Subscriber takes leave to thank the inhabitants of Palmerston district for the prompt manner m which they have rallied to support his new Establishment, and so as to merit a continuance of favors, apsures them that the premises fire now REPLETE 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 is prepared to carry out instructions with regard to interments. Arrangements can be made for use of hearse separately. "^ F. STRATFORD. NOTICE. E. J. B~ A X E * • FELLMONGER, Rangitikei Line, Palmerston N. (Opposite Brewery.) Highest price given for wool and skins. Wool Scoured on Commission. Wool-Packs on Sale. :. _.. VV A ' * *•" Financial and Commission ageut, Valuer, &c, &c. WELLINGTON STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS KEPOSirORY. MRS J. J. LAWLER BEGS to inform tbe residents of Wanganui and country visitors that having crmmenc?d Businebs m the above Linee, she wruld respectlnlly request, an insppction of her Stock previous to purchasing elsewhere; Crewel Silks and Patterns m large variety sent by Post. Fancy Goods suitable for Christmas and New Year Presents. Country orders punctually attended to. | AUCKLAND HOU>E, (Opposite Rai' way Station.) Taupo Quay Wanganui.