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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 76, 28 February 1884, Page 2

MKUIUAL FOTICHI. l DR OTJRL, (of '' Rangtiikei), may ,_ bt, Consulted o very FRIDAY, at ;'K )mihgton f s Diapensarj, "Rangitikei ;Koad. from 1 to half-past 5 o'clock in cite afternoon ,„ \ ;. .^ Mr Remington, is authorized to give 3'4For^"{^idn^aV to" fees, and. to arrange for out-door visits if required. Patients are invited to ATTEND HIVRLY, to give time lor careful B^initiatipu,^-v^ .$ ;-. r?" 1 '; . T}4JCkM.&B S-O N a-h d S G OT I ■-'■ 'Authoiised Surveyors and General .Commission- Agents.™ PALME RSTON NORTH. Agents fob — Australian Mutual Provi* Jent Society. Ef LA-RCO MB , ill HL in NGINEER, ■; AUCH ITECT &c; PA LUKRBTOK NußTfl, wit -.4 1 : Jfi- i. N VV O O D, -VJI Dentist, INTENDING PURCHASERS 0E .. , •>fi':. r o> "'-I r 'xon&SR -■>''>■■ --'I l ' '■- '■''■''■ ' n SPatNa AND. 'SUMMER' SEASON <r, \.uii .>.. $fie ; : H' : ')SW;W&iMT>] Clothing '* Where they can seleit' from the .JUARGEST VARIETY op FASHION. ii : ABLE GARMENTS Jla'nufactured from Sound and Reliable ' NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS. .The well-known reputation enjoyed be the Eirm, of Selling A GENUINE ARTICLE AT j : ' J WJiOLESA LE PRICE 'Bas resulted in an increase of BusinflßS during the past season, and they can ■ ' now boast of havings - Tv^^r^-CWW^ETAlL<^^OtiitiS in N^ i?eajan4/ thup enabling them to increase the Factory produce, .«con^ omising both material 1 and labour, and | ensuring to r theii'' patrons a "ftirther ; ; benefit in the shape of a still XOWJfti R^TE; OF WHOLESAiiE 1 ! V; ! V"'-' [PRICES, ;•• - 7n ;':; v „ SHIRTS, UNP^RCLOTHJNG, . H/LJE^Aifi' C\PS. PpRTiIANTEAui, 7 And'Every Reqliislt'e at'Whol^ale J" Price. .Robert Peters, 1 ■ \ Man.a^er, Palmeraton Branch, 4 ."'."• New, Zealand ! (^rpthiug s Factory ', v " the* s<itr arts; ""^ { XffK SquARK, ./. ( . : r *•-.; PALME RSTON NORTH. ACCOUNTANT & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. A gent tor : '* Standard Insurance Co V Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. His fob ■ mux — Nuineroas • Town, andj^ Rural Sections, on easy terms. ''■ - -; LOANS NEGOTIATE D^^AT LOWEST CURRENT ,RATEB BOTTLINa BUSINESS K W. LITTLEWOO© a AS tbe, : pleasure to inform his frieads and former customers that , r ; he. baa t^V en 9 > BOTTLING BUSINESS, i: „ ;'. V IJrSON-rSTRBJST, Attached to Mr J.,,P. Watt's Brewery, and in prepared forthwith to Btipply Bottle J Ale and Porter of the beßt • brd*s, and at reasonable prices. : Country, Orders Promptly Attended to. f , -^^ LITTLEWOOD, • Bottling Stores, ;: I ;- ; .. WJlsop-stre'ey, ' Wangaom - 1 AA f ACRES of land for sale;, lUU Section No. 434, Rangitikei Line. Terms easy. Apply to F. PARKER, Nurseryman, < « < /. ', — ; — > ■ ' '• ■ "" CLUB HOTEIi, , ; THE SQIfARE, ...'.'i'. ' jPALMBRSTON iJORTH. ■ : H. T.. , Akebs. . . . . ? .Trophietob. (I ate manager Rutland Hptel, Wan- ; ; ' • ganui.) • ' nniaE^ above liegs to inform the public X generally that he has opened this .newly-built. Commercial : : and Family; :Hotel,, which he intends, by civility and iconstant attention, to make the most popular Hostelry on the Coast. Private Familie» r -Commercial Gentlemen, Tourists, Theatricals, and Permanent Boarders will find the Club a comfortable home. CHARGES MODERATE, Private Sittin? Rooms for Families and Permanent Boarders. Wine*, Spirits, and Ales of the best : prccurable brands, First-class Sample Rooms. Uood Hiabling and secure Paddocks. Every care tuken, but no responsibility^ Porter "'n attendance on the arrival of every train. Luncheon ... ... 12 to 9 p.ria r Dinner ... ... ... 6p,',m< mOOTHAGHE CTTRF, 1/6; RemJL in^ton's, Rangitikel-stree^