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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 62, 12 February 1884, Page 2

LCARD.^ mi LLI A M SON AND no. ',\ %. §HAREBROKEKS, iLanibton Quay Opposite Bank of New Zealand, \ WELLINGTON* Iα oard.j WILLIAMSON & C 0.,; vVholk6ale & Kktaii. OHBMIS-IS A*tl> DRUGaiSrS" ■ ' Victoria Avenob, ~ I t : - - wanat*vtit. •' •y~;- r?, MONEY TO LEND. WE have Trust Moneys for Investment on Freehold 'Security, at ! current rates of Inierest. HANKINS & BAKER, Sblioitora, Notaries, Ac, Palmerston North. pALMERSON io SOUTI j Authorised Surveyors and General i Commission Agents, ! ! j I Agbkts FOR—Auettttlian Mutual Provi- 1 . Jent SooisEyOl'^:.." : ■" ■' I /d-I YiOU-XG BROS.' T ] C I y y r l EKGIN $ R S. , ■ j [ '" Authorised JSurveyort, (And Land Trans- , ■>" ■'•■': - : '', ; fer Act.> ' ~; i <~G RBYMOt:Tti, WeSTPOBT, AVtL \ '" Victoria- Avektub, v : -■ ■'•>■■ W:-A'«N « - ] ::; ' r; :; j(^^Oi;N^ i BROS. > ; I y ..,■-,. ARCHITECT ; 'iuTOrttA 1,1 '■■ .ii ,■',;■»i-r/nt. /Hi-Mi" c -r ; : <»>■ , ■-■■ ■ E i, r , ■j& AitHJ&R 8!»«i H,N.U BT H^ ; ■ ■ '■ ::i '-»' rIAHE tJi?rerßijghed is prepared to 11" treat' ! wTth PtdekowHerß, Seitlere, and ethnrs : . i"he use 6i docks for/ grazing". pur within one -' - mtfo'of PaTiaierMioi. "' ■>■-■• ' :,: '■"■• :, . ' Size of Paddocks, 17. 25, 30i50, arid 60 acres;' , ,! " v I - EX<3JBLLENT -FE ED ANI7 : '';vi ;.. ■;....: ■-WATER; :V ■'■'" "■'• v 'Farmers a*tending- Hhe weekly and jmotrthty sale's held in will :find it to their -advantage to make arrangements for the use of the_: above , Paddocks, Apply to v ;■- ■; . - --J/CARROLL,- ---: Clarendon.Hotel,----;1 I .S;.. i .i l" i p ft i m^B ton'#ortn. • ' 1 ■ .-.i ; L.i .. i CI i /:. ' Tn 43F ° E » PALMBRStON NORTH. (fc GENERAL J OOMMISSIoii AGENT. Agent lor Insurance Co" Certificated Accountant ia^ Bankruptcy-. ; Has foe sALE-r-Nnmerous Town, and Rural Sections, on easy terms. ; LOANS NEGbTIATEO LOWEST CERRKNT RATES AND TTA?RLCK, WaoperiuT Si<«am GhafF Cotting and : Crushing Mills. ;• . .■■■■..■..:■-.-- -jj--; ; :., ,li\ : i\..:.:, Wholesale Grain aod Produce Merchants, .-woi'-j ■ .c-BIDGWAY-STBBBT, ;:.i:,.. WANGANUI. INTENDING T^OHASERS 1 OF aLQTfHING,. J? FOB W* , . ~ SPRING Should Visit the ;\JEW ZEALAND CLOTHING i\ FACTORY'S BRANCH, ' Where they can select from the , LARGEST VARIETY OP: FASHION. ABLE GARMENTS MariufactuirecJ f rpm Sound and Reliable i NEW ZEALAND fW^VS. Tfce vett*-ktfpwn reputation enjoyed be the Firm Selling A GENUINE ARTICLE AT 1 ! WHOLESALE PRICE Has resulted in an increase of Business during the past season, and they, can now boast of having , TWENTY-ONE RETAIL BRANCHES in New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory, produce, economising both mateyial and labour, and ensuring to their patrons a further benefit in the shape of a still LOWER "RATE OF WHOLESALE [PRICES. SHIRTS; tJNPEKCLOTHiNG. HATS asv CAP'S. PORTMANTEAUS, And Every Requisite at Wholeaaje I Price. Robert Peters, Manager, Palmereton Branch, New Zealand Oloibing Factory • ;-. THE SQUARE. '