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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 23, 24 December 1883, Page 4

*Bu-:incsssK6fi-?,es ■ , Manufacturer OF, ' grated Waters . ; ; AND UO«pTA-1,-S: : ; ' ; FirZHKIUJHRT - STUEVT. .1 FAIiM:HJRSTU^ . "HOU 1 H. f E.MONADE, ! Water, Tonic 1 J ■ . - Waters, ' • GINGER ALE, - Gingpr Beer, Syrups, &c, &c. .vIANrjFACTQRED WH'TI PORE INGREDIENTS ONLY. gggT Goods forwarded by, Rail and " : Coach, ... And iv the immediate vicinity of . PALMEII6TON, . and adjoining Districts i>y own.Vaiu, ORDERS by Telegram reqeiye promp.i : Attention. . . j ;. ;. . _ , STiJP2;OIiT. ! LOCAL INDUSTRY. Summers <Sc ; Co, cAiSRATED : WATlift A : N;fe'.OJRDIAL MANUFACTURERS, : : FEILDISG. SYRUPS, Tonic. Waters,: Cordial Ginger ■ Ale, Champagne Cider, &c. stc. . ••■-•• "■■ '!;:. .-■• : 'Good* forwarded by "Rail or 1 Waggon, throughout the District. ■,y .. .;,,(, .. ,f, „^-r: ; .[ „;/ „',,. , •;■ Purity and Quality Guaranteed. ; Orders Promptly attended to. By Special EM^iF*"^ Appointment, I GBUFOJ. DIXON, : Manufivstui^'r of DOUBLE MRJLTED WATERS AND ! CORDIALS, ' : CyJBA-STUKET, WeIUNOTOK. AtoftfotiL Pi fee Sydney -liiXhibi- ■-■'■■ " : - • " ■•''tiori/' ':..<! '.r'i. if «S : GE \itfiO.E. DIXON; wishes to : ItJL intiinate'to her .tjienda- and the public gcniirally that the ■ business wil be Carried on a&> usual, under ber own supervision, and that no : effort .will' be. spared on her pait to merit a con tiuu.-, 1 a.;;ee ; of the patronage so freely accorded to her late hudband. . ; ■ J - ■ •■ A ll order's will' meet with prompt and careful attention .- w > ' ■;■.■■ THERE 18 NOTHING LlkE . , ' ....LEATHER.!'. : T. JORDAN : BlllGS most, respectiullf to inform liis rii.ahy friends th t he has commenced business m the new shop at the back of the Bank of Auetral 'sia, opposite Kcmihtitoiis', ",' Chemist, and (rusts that his old cusibraers Will one* in'ot'Q rally rbun Mi pi; when tuey : sbi/ir receive Vhe benpfits of good woi'lim >n— .*liip, ,whi6b Duly a practical arid longexperienced h-ind can 1 produce; bTOTE THE ADDRFS3 — T. JORDAN, Eack of the Bank of Australasia. ■ ' Op]iiO3ite Remington's. PAINTER, SIGN WEI.TEB, GRAINER, HOUSE DECOR iTOR, aim PAPER II ANGER, : JAMES S. J01.1.Y BEGS to notify \ to his numerous Iriends and ihe genera! j.u'bl'ic jihat he is iiow' prepared to undertike jail descriptions of work m the above line?. LcuiJrj Oils, Colors, Glass, Wcrim, Brush w'are'Jan:! all Painters' requisites. A choice consignment of Paperh ( iny:ingß to arrive shortly, px Merci-j, JSew DeBittl'S. . • ■'. '.-' ' . ... '.."■! Fetimtites given. Workmanship guai> ' ah'tetd. Prices moderate* Nctk the Address — Next lioyai Hct'l, K'.ngitikei-stree 1 . NEW! TOBACCONIST'S 'SHOP. : ' W. K. HUNTER | = (Late.ff the Thames) HAS started business as a Tobacconist ,m the Avenue, Wanganui, next door to Mr Spriggens 7 Boot Shop. Tobacco, Pipes, Fancy Goods, and a splendid assortment of the Beit Articles procurable m Wellington. CHOICE CIGAiS & CIGARETTES Wholesale and Retail Country Stores supplied. Terms reasonable. W. It. Hunter hopes, by attention and civility, and by selling none but the Very Best of Goods, tomeet aEd obtain a share of public patronage- ' KQTIC^. . , W. T. LARSEN ' HAVING r.-lensod the Halcomb' Siatum Refreshment Rooms, begs founder his thanks to the : travelling public for their '"past patronage, and ! would respeciln'ly' solicit a continonnc'e of thtir support. Tho New Bakery Establishment is complete with every convenience and facility fur producing a superior quality of refreshments. Hot Meals ready by nrriyal of each Train. Tea and Coflke always reody; W. T. LaRHEN, • Proprietor.