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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 56, 4 February 1884, Page 4

TEMPLIi OF i^-ASHI )N. j rHK . ■■U^DBRS ! IttSEp i ,m ro-trf-'nifi" tlia-ik--; to the inhabitants of Pa! me is ton arid snrrouniiin^ ..district , _ ior'"ilieir 'libbViil"" siYppnft in' fhe past desiri-9 to inform tLiem that; he has josjt received his Spring Goods con^istin}? of Worsted Coatings, English ' coatings, 'English : and ' Sdotch Tweed. 'Also, fr m : 'cbYe bVatejd Mosgiel and "'Kaiapoi factories, a vaiiy choice anK fashi6n;iV>le assortment tlo select from, which he ' now offers' for. Cash at reasonable prices. r i: '''\ "■'"'■■■■ t 4 t. KEPjsLAKFv 5 1 ■ Teniplt? of 'Fsshiori, ' ' Nest 'Foresters' 1 U all. ' ST. HILL-STREET $MITHY. ; Opposite the St. Hili-Stbbet CATTiBi Sale Yards.' •■'■■' ; W. PARKES & CO. BEG to . ih r oma the inhabitants o '•.Wanganuir hnd the surrounding district that they have commenced business Jn the above line, and : trust that by good workmaoship and moderate charges a:share of> public patronage will be accorded. • ' ! The Horse Shoeing Department will be under the immediate care of W. Parkes, whose reputation as a horse- shoer is well-krown m this distrct. At the* last Agricultural Show the first prize was awarded him for shoeing hack" horses. Jobbing and all kinds of Work 1 executed with neatness iind de'sj aichi' ,-. ' r Harrows and all Farming Implements* manufactured on ihe. shortest notice,: and 15 per cent, cheaper than imported. articles." ' : - Farmers and Settlers m country dis^tricts would do well before purchasing : to give us a trial, ■ ' ~ !S^ ■ ■ ' ••'•■ ■ -^.^-■ 1 : '■ : •••■■ ■ ; Note' the 'Address :— St. Hill-Street, Opposite CAtTLiB -. Sale Fahdsj WAXGANub. - ■:■■' • IVTOTICE TO FAKMEPvS 'kNI) Jj\ _•■:■;■ / fi OTHERS.^ |ir '." M, HOGA.N AND CO,; ! PRODUCE MERCHANTS, A.ND FORWA.EDINQ AGENT'S, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, >„-..' Abb <" .. -...:. •.:• ■ . ; C 4SH BU RCHASERS Of Wool, Hides, Tallow, Sheepskins, , : Fungus, &c. •- . Highest Prices Given. ; ; , Oat's, Chaff, jPotatoes, 'Fowl -Feed, &c, „!',,';'" 'Al way s on hand. No cartag-e charged .from Hailway" Station to our Store on Goods con- ., signed to us. ; .'. Ivl. HOGAJT ."& CO., . Taupo Quay, "WAiiGAJsrui.: SE ASONABLE NOtXOE , ; SUMMER BEVERAGES. w/h. a. foster BEGS to diW the attention of .the public of Wanganui and, surrounding districts to the following large variety of : iERAIED WATERS, .OOBDIALS, &c., which he is now producing at the St. Hill-Street Cordial Manufactory/ CORDIALS. Ginger Ale Ginger Wine Lime Juice Ginger Beer Giuger Brandy SarsaparillaLemonade V-'p'y Viuegur Rasp'j Balm SaiSaparilla L J ine Apple BITTEItS. I'oriic Water Peppermint; Orange Raspberry ade Cloves Stoughton Seltzer Water Quinine Wine Stomach Cider Lemon Syrup Golden Potas3 Water Ksp'y Syrup St. Domingo Special attention is drawn to the new< Phosphated Sparkling; and Non-Aloo-holic Drinks introduced for the Season, ANALEPriC. ANALEPTIO..- , Try FOSTER'S DOUBLE SODA, produced by steam powerJ GINGER ALE, m piuts, half-pints, and quarts. Orders attended 'to with promptitude.* WANGANDI STEAM CRATED FACTORY, ST. HILLr,ST±i,EET, WANGANT/r. FOR SAL.E, THE Standard Steam Engine J. Power equal- to four horse. Portable. Tubular Boiler. First-class Government Certificate. Very handy. Double Cylinder. One of the best engines of its size and power and strongest boilers m the : North Island. "Would be useful m brewery, woodware factory, or for firewood cutting. Very j economical m fuel. Burns either wood or coal. In excellent order. Delivery can be given about May. Also, 'lirewood circular saw for" ''sale ; spindle, frame, belting and all complete. En-, gine can be seen working eveiy day. Apply at Standard Office. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TTN making my acknowi^jgp ( _L ledgments at the begiji.Jll^ ning of the New £lear to uly MglNil '>imany friends far their shpport, I h,a.vo to inform, them that I am about to remove to more commodious premises m the Rangitikci Road at the end of this month. I trust the same qualities which, have obtained me so quickly so many supporters m. the eighteen mom tis I have been m Palmer- 1 ston, 'will not only insure me a continuance of the panic favors, but (iv my new residence) will add to the number^. I shall, as hitheto, endeavour to supply every waul at all times, economically, carefully, and courteously. As to tb,e quality of my Drugs and pivpavatious, I challenge corn.pari.son with any m tho colony, J ain/a direct importer of most of them, and they are always ordered Al. ' ARTHUR REMINGTON, I Druggist, I Square, j