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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 65, 15 February 1884, Page 2

MRDICAL rOTICE. TiR OURL, (ot Ransitikefc), may U by Consulted every FRTDAY,>t Remington's Dispensary, Rangttik»»i* Road, from 1 to balf-pa&t 5 o'ejerpk m the afternoon • : . ; Mr Remington is authorized to give any information a* to fees, and to arrange for out-door visits if required. Patients are invitrd to ATTEND lUHLY, to give time for careful ffi*anruriation. . '. WHYTE'S HOTEL. FOXTdB. ■..:.!. I'!' EDWARD JEWELL- , WISHES to inforra the publi^ that haying assume i "be pro-i prie»»rßhip of the above w-U-koown and favorite hot-iV-H? int.en^s te spare; no expanse 'Idmßke ii 'the most com-j forub'e hotel oa thepoast. bwii^bnti expeninced^erTantskeptl and tisitcrh can re'y on receiving every attentionj »nl civility. - ■ .'.The tible will b* provided ip a tnostj liberal manner l^ and the proprietor's lotf?, experienpe asprovittore of the : late N.Z., S.^JConipany's and other boats will bej » «o*r«nteeth»t ' ■ NO»(E BUT THE BFST O^ 1 ALES, j WINES. AND SPIRITS, &c.j ' j ■ -- ■ i winbekeptinstbok. j ; THE, $TABLEB--will he under the management of the, well-known R. STANLEY, lateot Cobb! &. Cb., Foxtoh. r j . iThe ji^PRES^ from.thejHotel will be m attendance on night trains to; convey passerigors and lugg ac for those; wishing to stop, ft the.Hotel, , ! FISEdSCHAMaE.^ ; :■■..-. . ' >. ■> -'-■»>:■■•■•■!'■•=. - ■■ " "V. ' : .:: ; Cobb and €6i'4 i' Coaches stop at th 4 ■ H^er,ftft^o<l^/P a88 t a^ eirß ta - °' '") uThose for WrlUngton cqach m»y rely on being called io t«ne torhafehot b-reakj-fisit'before stariing. -'] f , ,1 ! DENTISTV (BYi KXAMINATIOir.) ■ ! " " ( |j; Victoria Ajfpne,, ; . .; I ; V-LL DISEASES 6t th* teeib, jawsj iV and ; associate Ji parts /treated ; :. Teeth stopped, >ith gold or silver | .Artifipial, ones made upon improved principles. - ; ;' ; : v ' : lk-i'-K .'■ ":» ' v ! jfi-- i .js n."w" o o ti ? •JM. DBHTIST, ;y : ■■', ; ;..;■/ 0./;;;^^lng'ancii:;o ./;;;^^lng'ancii:; : jj ; : .: ';.; j ' '.•■ i" .' ' .i...,...i — '> — »*" — "■ ; ••"'•'• ' l.v. , ;•. .■.!?,•.. [ A -dA*D.T- : . y -.'-:'- I.'" 1 : i . JilHEdadJey, iyon, % Co^ J:;-,:' :/ ,:;,; AUCiioN^Eis, ' .: -. : p~»--Iuan>i StooKj and -STATiodr Abbots, j . v HAWKE'S BA7. '- ; . Stock ; Sales, held at Hasting?, firsjt rhursday m every month . - ' p ' ' ; -••.:-. -d:.;. .-if.ij.-i „. „'; ■■•■■ ■■■!■■■ '-'■ '-'-J' , * 51i,600 ACR?iS OF FIRST CLASS LAND , -. FOR SALE IN. t MANA WATIi; fT'HE ; and Cplonists Aid Qor- . i poratioa bate the Above, : qaantity of land for aide m sections, varyingin «ize from ■,-[ ■. ■:,. 3IQO; TO 500 AC&E3 . .; \ „:•., . : • . -•, • .. WTHU'i' ■■■ ■■■ ■ ■ ■:•■- | ' ; MANCHESTER BLOCK; '. "The most rfsine di?trict..ln \ tJheNbrkh It--''■i : '* i" ' '•*■'•"'■' — .' • ■ :i ii * '■-'-'> \ »nd. . . { . ..,,.. „ >7 - , •: . ; :..,. Thelana ii the best of quality; ;and m many ' " cisep bM Very valaable i'ti'riaber upon , it. , ; . * ."' l"h^ .sOancbea;ter' Block is thecentre Of the * ;Mana#ata Timber industry, three foa-ihs of 7 thVaawmills m that County beiuglocaled m ;.:'tWß)Q9k...;v •; . : ■,;;.■ ::-•■ . 4 „'The 'larid^ is opened , uo by road?, m ' nianj : ciuesrmejtalled A 'a.n3 | tpe ' ftAitWAVi FiRQM >p^TON TO PATE A, , : Bans , tbrough , the 'settlement. Takinff >s intoconsideration the quality of the soil, .tbe and proximity to railway communication, the • land on the Manchester , B'.OCk i 8 by.farXHß OHEAPSST. NOW OKFEB- : MO TO T#E WOULD-BE SETTLER. ThepOpn- = latioa^t the.Block is at present about 3,500. Price — 60s per acre, three-fourths of pnr> , chase money-, may remain on mortgage at . mvmi per cant,- for five yea^a if required. :. Title 'ander.the Ltnd Transfer Aot. . i • ■ Follinformation supplied to intending purebauin on application to the Company'g Offloe^ Feilding, where a guide aod horse will ■ be supplied to enable buyers to personally inspect tbe landr Plans of Block and any - infounationreqaired sent free to any address, , on Application, by letter to the Agent Em,VIORAHT AND GoLONI3T'S AIP COEPoriTION i LWCTKD FBItDIXa. , ..-,, „ I : „L '' ' ■■"• '-' '...,j....-' .. '.!.."..■" ...':.:■ . C;; S/GAtTQN, , !;" ,-', •:■ BOOT AND SHOEMAKEB.t ".' . $ QHABK, 1 I^ALMEESTON X°BTH, <; BEGS to inform' the . inhabitants of the distrit. generally that he has ; re^ommenjcep!bfißineßs, as above, and . trusts that by making a thorough good ar tide- 4t modßrate 1; ricej to merit a -. > renewal ; ot the patrorage so kindly 1 bestowed on him previous to his leaving • . .,...,■,. v .^aimerstpuj ;.. . j , . .,-,;' ;■',',',.".' -Hepairs neatly executed. • Note the Address— Next the Commercial Hotel. : ;v" ' (The stani^^ b&&.) ' OROUA COUNTY COUNCIL, "VTOTICE isilierehy given that copiesJIS of the Petition to his Excellency the Governor for the suspension of the Counties' Act within "the County; of •■'•" Oroua, bave beeia left at j ; • ; Council flice, Feilding . ii. ! ■■■' Mr lompkins' Store, Halcombe - • '•; Road Board Office, : Palmerston 1; - - ''■ "North- ■. -' -■■ ■ . • • • ' Mr Marsh's Store, Ashurst Cheltenham Hotel, Kiwitea Ratepayers are earnestly requested to sign the Petition when m either of the above-mentioned townships m order j to save expense and delay m getting the Counties Act suspended. D. H. MACARTHUB, ,' n ■ Cbairmaln. Valuer, *r., &c. ' {WELLINGTON