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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 46, 23 January 1884, Page 1

vT< r a__J7X; .- (i : • •, .Business-Notices. Latest Tmpiovpd Central Disc Harrow, { \ I?.;j*-^ h: :-iA»TMggDUJGKD PRICES. I "j^TEABLY 500 m wse with rew centre stay for seat and balancing, pcrposeg. c\, "»* 0 9e extra disr }i »r is^six inches wHpc than tf.bee of all other makers for the^ame gften plz- ;j disc If 9 irches^iameter as desired. -, . •,,..', \ THEY HAVE THREE CHILLED IJEa4iNg"bRAGE;ETS IN-EACH- WING . „ °. f l ' le - 1 ; 0 nnd 12.I 2 . % l sizes ' th e inibpr^jtnakejsb^viiig o»Ly two> ! AlUi..h O 'f B areintb P .-tOP, «nd ijb is fthe Sim,l sMbeefcand most durable Disc Harrow in- the Market jmd it is^ow so WHllaknowh that testimonials as to efl3cif;npy;.wo.yJd ! ;besup f i?fl.adus.:HA < ny;s.z4 fitted witir^ trrfvejflm^mage to pass i: thr(\ugh gats.* vh?n soKequwed. CaniHgefpaid to th^d^cvenl Railway stations m accordance with otu? c&tajogue. ; { ■;.. .CfljphrioV. Rollers, serratbd^ndi.-plliinr^O, 24, 2fi, and 30 inchfs m diameter 1 and fr^m^-to-lO'teefclong- single and Double s ; e(d back delivery Reap rsi 1 roadcast Nowoxs.-for grain, gras?, an-J turnip seed. Far* j>n 1 tip Drayp Contijacjors tiD^oad diyvys^etc,- Doube, Bn^.TreWe Fn -row Ploughs. Dl\ or Eidgirg Ploughs. Drill and Fieli G.u^beis. Harrow?, Zij.-Zag ai-d F'exib.p Tri; od Harrpwp. Binding Twine and Wire, best qna%. Wire and Standards -all 1 sizes, punched to any guage. r 1-..- hfyui'\ Mif. .•:.-'■:■ 'iO ■ 1 ' '*' ''' 2>lX " l ! -* : ' xJL '■ ' ( n application 'to our oflSces ati Dunedin, Oamaru,- Timaru, Inveroapgill r A>h,rjarton,YGhristchuifch, M»> .Aoc^laind.

■;..« Uj_ ji \ a Situation . ' : '1 Tjo ; J»t AN^fiiiNQj To Sell Anything |~Ob Ukpurnishkd | •i, : O ;)'.•:;■:.'.. t : (at i: :^ '/' : ! To Increase,; You# B^inegs, :/ .".r .\'ADVERTiriS:]S; Ir IN"T ! H-E,,.-; ; MAN A'WA T U> ST AND >AtR*D | ; Ibe iaTge'st cironlaiionfin thedis^" j trictj apft'f'consequ'entiy 'the best/: ! ■'■' •••mi'^inm for advertising; Advertising is to business wtstj; stfearii is to machinery-^lhe l grand 1 pro'jjeMng jiower.- •■■ J - ;: '- I "'" ■■' ••'•''' ' | '.{" 2 QAp;/ife RRAZI^R j BEG to inform the Public of Palrij. eiscon North and the<Sui ; rorinding ■Districts, ithafe they have opened a; i ' j VETERINARY SHOEING FORGK ■::;{»;■'' V :• ; and/. 'v«!/-. Hi ] GENERAL SMITHY ! ± J - : i^-AT /TERRACE , END^ Horses Carefully Shod, anr* Genera. Blarksrriidi's^ wn;H execute^ : MAiSA ; WATIt HOTEE, 'AVENUE FOXTON. .WOT i /rB- . 3 ■ THE Proprietor havi&g mane corio •'sitfera ; ble'-aUeratibnß'iandußddition;s •,to thrHQtelvSfljmriff nothjng, i^^rd^r to provide comfortable 'and' convenient i accommedation for .both TrayeileJrs iißoa'rdeiSj respectfuHywEoHQits a* con* (,tin ( uancja:of .th^e Public Patronagp. , }i | '•■{ft. l\\:iiij'L'-y.: X■■ :iL!:VT. .- : i Jjit.'.' •• -J j ' Newly erected -Sample Rooms. :j ; :i '-" ? . ';■ 'Excellent CtiisirVe »■ 7 ' lf! - ; j Firstidass Billiard Table. j j ■ (Jopd. Stabling and ; paddocks . ; Bugles and . Horses always on hand. I ° — • .;■■>; i'.-r! ' j ■■■ - . • • „i ]T O1TQ ; BERKErELD, i 'Proprietor. ! lit^s^e :n 6f the^FtoxtoiinP^btic Hall, which, js .suitable, for Entertairinient^ Lectures,' Dan6ing, 'fcAilib; 'Meetings &C.>,&C. -j-f, . ... ,T t •/, .. *eobb ; <& / eb^Coa'ones. siart^aily ;5.30-a;m., from^he. Manawafcu\ Hotel, ii Sbri WieMington, ani^ipgif rpnij Wellington at 4.a&pM& ,: The-ißooking « ffice is a,fc the; hotel,; iwherej.ticketsj and all particulars «an be obtained i i = >r*hhb kMand^vatu. fHptel >t ß^Dr^ss /sviEl ■a -Bieet othe.hlnigh.t ■ traja, a^d r , cpnydy : fravellert to ,the hotel; A^tE :i OF CBAR;GJiS'.. i . .■,>•:•, f; :,...= „-.. „i i ■ (jJ i; b: ' fiE^OVAiL NOTieE;^'."* I -^^ol^hMn ! HAS much,( leasure m mtimati gto V.' his customers andjhe residents ojFj^lmerstpn and s.urrpund^pg districts* that fe; thas ( ppened his new premises 'm tae Square, formerly ■ildfiAsloi*. an¥? rVoi.4tfß(.i.}KujsQiture ' v\areb,ouse i , l a^i > Wsts by keepings ißfst-ciask ! stock *<&> GroGeries* ' VV ines and . Spirit 3, Baßs's Ale, Gninness's ; ' 'Sto'nt, ! also Ale * ] arid ' Stout ; ( i Irewed at 1 'tlie tell; Brewery), 1 -and i continue to ■ r>eceive the suriport so generdusly>oaccorded to himitt the past; Gbod.B!ae|i- , ! vered' ih ! town or country by o&hvah.' • T - Orders t.y Post or ielegram attended I'■ ' to ' with' • purictua ity. ; >■ ■■■■ > ; The Brands of; the ! Wines .and Spirits are 1 so -knowii -'that: further .reference to them here is unnecessary, i . > Ales and Stout brewed at-t'.e - -Bell BfewWy are of as* firat&iags a quality as aay- -in-the Colony. | Tfiß.TrrAs H. "Wi, imgp.rte from . ,t]ie..Ho^ il'rk ts/;,aujcl|.'bu.ys fprn " no c but the best' fir oifo'lbf Austral a • 'ani ' ew '.^Zealand, -he' is a po"s.ti6ti : ia ': deal most "life^?ally wi\ h ■' customers r i Prices will b<>J he 'same as those enuin erated.-in-' the; price-list issued b> the P,,lmerston i'eady Nioney btore, a^i goods ipf:(fiA > Btf.c.. i ass,..flViany only . { '■■■ .^uWOtLE^MAN, ! Brewer, Wine_ u\d Spirit Merchant and,i general grocer , „!vV v OiiTH^eftTJA?^Jx-) | i