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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 40, 15 January 1884, Page 3

Owing to atmospherical disturbances the wire was working badly 10-day, thus causing delay m the receipt of press telegrams. The newly appointed inspector of ■ jhools for is lying seriously :ll at Auckland. NOTICE. TO OUR ASHURST SUBSCRIBERS. OUR Collector vill wait on our Ashurst subscribers for payment of their accounts as rendered on Thursday, the 24th iust., when a settlement is respectfully solicited. NOTICE. ! ALL Debts owing to . Stewart <fe Co., if not paid on or ; before January 16th, will be sued for without further notice. STEWART & CO. NOTICE. | rpHE Lutheran congregations of I Mar ton and Halcombe will celebrate their annual mission festival at Halcombe on Monday next, the 21st inst. Revs. Meyer and Gaustad will conduct the services. AIJ Germans and others friends are cordially imited. PIANOFORTE TUNING. MR ELLERY GILBERT having arrived m Palmerston, will rer main m the district for some 10 days. OROUA COUNTY COUNCIL. SPENDERS are required for works on JL the Fitzherbert Roads, East and West. Specifications at the Road Board Office, Palmerston North, where tenders are/ to be left, addressed to the undersigned. Tenders close on Wednesday, the 23rd January, at 11 a.m. E. J. ARMSTRONG, Engineer. THE Steamer TUI will leave Foxton for Wellington on Tuesday nighty at 10 o'clock. ' . ■ JOHN W. LIDDELL, Agent. A | RS HARVEY intends re-opening ■YL hey School m Alain-street on Monday, 21sc January, 1884. : Term* : £1 la per quarter m advance. : ' MANAWATU CARRIAGE AND WAGGON FACTORY. RaiVgitikei Street, Palmkrston North. THE Subscriber takes leave to thank the inhabitants of Pahnereton district for the prompt manner m which they have rallied to support his new Establishment, and so as to merit a continuance of favors, aosares them that the premises are now REPLETE with all necessary appliances for carrying on the business. New ,and second hand vehicles, always on band, ulbo 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. C. MACRO IS now selling Tobaccos, Cigars, and: Cigarettes, of the most approved brands. A varied assortment of Pipes, Cigarholders, and every necessary m connection with a Tobacoonist'B Business. Stationery, Fancy Goods, and a large variety of NOVELS. BILLIARDS 1 BILLIARDS II la per game. POOL1 — Is per game. Note the address — NEXT CLARENDON HOTEL, Thb Squakh, Palmerstou North. __ „ A ROAN HORSE, with -white Ktar on forehead and one white hind foot. Finder rewarded by returning same to . HAWKINS & SON, Solicitors, : Palmerston North. TO BUSHMEN. TT'A^TED a good bushman, with YV bullocks and horses, to take a large, contract for constant supply ftf mixed timber for a sawmill m Waipawa County. None but experienced aW 1 ."QbvJf nien need apply. i ' lisi " ; DjCHAMIER,