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wanted ANTED— Ten or twelve good strong active boys, for the Paiaka Flax Mill. Foxton. , A ANTED KNOWN— There is a ' * vacancy for another apprentice m the office of the Manawatu Standard. TUTT ANTED— Two or three respecV v table boarders. Apply to Mrs Ross, Broad-street. WANTED the public to come and purchase their Chri traas and New Ye.tr?s Cakes, Mine? Pies, (Biscuits), Milk Loaves, &c. All articles guaranteed pure and of th» best qua'ity at C. Whitkhba.d's, B*ker. IV'ew Premises, the Sq at e. WANTED KNOWN — Henry Potto, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, has just received a consignment of four dozen Ladies', Gent's, and Hoys' Riding baddies, best makers. Inspection invited. Useful st ckmen's saddles, from £2 153. Long-necked spurs, bridles, wbipp, gig, cat, and buggy harness, &c, at 10 per cent, under otdinary price for cash. Country visitors are requested to come and see for themselves. \ij ANTED— The settlers of Mana*t watuond Rangitikei to come and inspect ity newly opened up stock of Saddlery. Saddles from £2 10s to £10 10d. Bridles, whipp, spurs, spring-seat saddlps, &c M &c, with all latest American improvements. Thos. Dudson, Victoria \v«nue, Wansfanui. WAJNTED KNOWN. mat I have always on hand and for sale, a large stock of double and single-seated Buggies, Ladies' i'haetons. Waggon* ettes, Business Spring Traps of all descriptions, City Expresses, Spring Tip Drays, Common Tij> Drays ; also, first-class Brougham -and 1 first-class Landau Carriage. Every article built of the test material, and the workmanship is not to be surpjissed. Apply tv the Wellington Coach Factory, Manners street and Taranaki place. M. Bohan, Proptietar, who has 32 years' Colonial experience" D.M.GEORGE HAS just received a second shipment of new and Fashionable Goods, PER "IONIC," Also varied assortment of Funcy Goods for XMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. Men's Colonial-made Clothing, consisting of GEELONG, KAIPOI, MOSGIEL, And all other Manufactured Tweeds A large assortment of these goods always on hand to select from. A first-class Dressmaker and Milliner has just been engaged direct from London, per s.s. Tonic. GLORIOUS NbiWS FOR MANAWATU! — :o:~ BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION 1 ! RA LLINGHaM has just re- • JLJI ceived the Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable Stock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the . Manawatu. To cany into eflect the well-worn motto " Small Profits and Quick Returns," he offers the GREATEST B A RGAINS ever heard of m the district. The Stock has been carefully selected by H')MB BUYERS, m the Home market, and therefore, all middle profits ami charges by Colonial merchants have been obviated; coiyiequenily, the whole can and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance. Bespokf Work Cnequallbd, None but hrst-class workmen are employed, and nothing but the best of material used. For Fit, Style, and Workmanship nothing can surpass my • work, of which the inhabitants of Munawatu have had ample proof. R. A LLINGHAM, "Ok The Square." \ PALMERSTON PAPERHAjnGLNG WAKEHOUSE. (Next door Bank of New Zealand, the Square, Palmerston North.) WM. DIXON, PA I|N TE R, AMD General Decorator, HAS for sale a large and varied assortment of Pape hangings, ranging from 6d upwards. Also, Glass, any size from 10 x*B to 60 x 36. Country orders] punctually attended to. Estimates Prepared. TO BUSHMEN^ """ HP A v TED a good bnshman, with V V bullocks and horses, to take a large contract for constant supply of mixed timber for a sawmill m Waipawa County. None but experienced and pober men need apply !. '" * '- D. CHAMIER, i Auctioneer 1 WoodyiLe.