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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 43, 18 January 1884, Page 4

j (by the pro snob.) j .JmTc Ma W hn|.rtid-4iiiTto.his wife, j : WDdfer,,thißisrioen>hti : . <iw r. • ' j $t*PX Saturday night. ., , „t. ,' . Yomrp a. bargain hunting, : .V, ''".. , ' . ■ And io Ho^n Coots and Leatlier '• - Yoo. knnct in'y wages do W; '; i!! Yod pick sp some" nasty Trawh. ' ' ' ' V And thin \r yoVve made; a' hit ; '• ' " ;> Bat before they ite : a -Week m wear !i YoM find thatyou ar»bjtii , J : 7^' Tießoote jo« boa^tftfortn^gtitaince mm wearithreeimonKhs,' you- said; i'°^7"» '» «o Jh«» jio more, ■ ; To let a reptile bite yoi twSe. ' , :• T hi.!:-".:- .: b Tm ' \ .. ,; "} j: [\ '■.„ \ v .<i ; AINSWORTH.% .-•/.: i,.;i TheLargejtSdfeil Scook'ittth ; c Colour nobhing.can e^mmWo&B^' THE GOBNEITBOOr SfiOP <^ Everybody Knows It '*■•'■' Victoria AVenue,' Wanganuii = > ; ' VicToiBiAJAviKUBiiW^^NOANr/ri < '.rr jn EOS to notify to the'inhaMtahta -of • -•-': ! "■',, ■ ■■'■'' ■■ : - •.;•..•,•:• ;of , . ...,-, •,''..'" i:. BOOTS AND SHOES • ' . :,:? NW LSHIPJVIENTS,; ; r : ! ; ftS*! Bf 8 %eanc| SQi.etior Qoalitj.. ever offered^ vYan^ul) wU I o^^ ' nntu Jburfcher Kodce. , • , ; , Qastomers;;" liberailyf^fe ; ; , ,;.", .•^ote^he^ddfjaw/ \,'. '/ ; Opposite >the_"co^ n fe School '°ttiP Avfinue, .Wanganm^^' " ' j ;.,..» W.A.Tpi ... TO of vJPalmerston, ™ Pn^Mfl ..^.prepared ;to drjve WeUs andgua^ntee, Water, "fit kinds o^ Pumps or pnVihe sa me . XLi P air ' Pl P« 8 col and screwed 'to 'aity- 1 ength. Wmd mi^- n F e d~u7 and a r el paired Beapbrt > . vjft^ oy^ Pn U rl 6 n ."P«w*.- Bouglas Ram fumpa fitted; up and- ;gnai:ante^d to workvCharges to suit the timep.' ■>'■> bountry^xders pnnctuaUV atteride-d 1 to. ; : - r " ; ■"•' ■■• - ■'•■ - 'h ..::yi..) )■■■■..-; './'.;[ ! - ; ; ; " IJ:i; ' ;; ■-.■ CPIj&.T'Qi ;; JJiiT \' fi ". J ! ':' ; ; j "' f " !;i ' En*(aeer- : ••-'u -: ; :","' 1 ' :i ;. : ■'■;[::' - Taonui-strfeet^' -i "■'■■■■■• 'i Palmerstb'n'Nv^ ffIHBJ Undetsign^- having disposed f of toe above basines^to Mr WiU ham Hogg, begs to tender nis sincere thanks to; the pnblrc -ofrthis and/^nr^ rounding districts: wha have him a -large share of their pvtmakge "JinS would respectfully soiicitJ* coutinifeictf • I ot the same for hig^ccessor. Imil^riM'HO^be^^^fbrnV 7 if f his many friends anir'tJustomers 1 '' 1 (to whom he tenders htewarinest tbanks tor tjhe sn. .port he, Fecei ved ' vKhjlJt f J^i n^- ?&s*. Mw i^ ißell-street) . that he has purchased fr^na^Mr ja»e^' Bain the well-known I Wanganoi 1^ Confectionery Works. ! *. ..'An* Biscuit TFabtoryy :l^ :J> TViQtoria- Avenue, Wanganni, •" ■"«>* and begs to solicit a cantina'arictfWfe 1 favours bo long, enjoyed by bis predecessor. • .:." "•:• 'ii „: .. 'il^. -\-:rL .•:[ :vIA Conifeciion^ry, 1 Biscuits, 'and^^arl . the best quality supplied." " ' ' " i^Mflj,^ 6^, ; and -Pattiea ■ ' oatered for eEßciently.; „..- : iWedding,, Birthday,, "and Christepmo. Cakes maW to drde'r at tho Goriest ' • . notice. • ; WlJitl^M HJOGG, : ' Wanganui Cbtifectionery Worlw } * Victoria ' Avenue* , ' " ' — — ; " ■ '■■ ■' •;■■ -.i ■if i* WH. NETTLES HIP • (Late J. King <fc Co.) MANUFAOTURIITG GOLt) AND .SItyEBSMITH, Masonic* Jeweller and Medalist, Elefilro-plater and 'Gilder; Repairs Neatly JExecuted. Old Gold and Silver Bonghl. Victoria -. Amende, 'Wai- vi, 3 doors from the Post Office. ' ' •■ iHr ■• '-' f ' ->■'■' ■ ■•■■■- : - '■■■ ■ '■'