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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 91, 12 March 1884, Page 1

-—-_____ _____ I_^1 _^ Business Notices. . ■■■'■'■ -■.': --■•'■• latest Tmprovpcl Centilal D^c llarrow» " , AT, ■BEDUOKD -pnic^ES.". '[_ ' iy EARLY 500 m use with" tew cenln? st«y for wit and' balancing prrposea. frTr fi 9P - e *^™ dlS0) or - is six inch^ s wH^ Il)n n ■■tl'OPe of 'all oH'er ihtikerß tor the Fatne-piven -Pfev-. Si* c 16 to 19 ii ches dirmeter *s d.^ired. ' ' , THEY HAVE THREE CHILLED BEARING BEA'KETS EACH WING - " *"™.& l I s ]n o, ? ;fl nH Double Sj e<d Wk R..p rs. or Ridging Plouthfc-Brill and Fi.U G.iilbcrG. H-howk, Z*-®»* m d F «ib c and btandarus all sizes, punclied to any gua^e. < I .'v * U : Illustrated Catalogues Free .? , :-.-.,, -i ,'.,n A rP a Pr lib » tion to our (^cos at Dunedin, Oamaru','-- Tiniat'n,' 'Invercargill Ashburton, Christchurcli, and Auckland. - .... *" verwil ß l "i

Ir^ 1 1 ""iroTj;'iyy"^jSr i r B. Situation .To Bot /) nothing A SeevlNt' To Let Fuhki.shed To Sell Anything Oe U^^yENisHED^ ' OR ' " '.' ," ; To Increase Ycur Business, ADVERTISE IN THE MANAWATU STANDARD The larg(Bt circnlotion m the district, and consequently the test hWinni for adveitising. Advertising is to business what steam is to machinery— the grand propelling power. . . MESSRS. POAB & BRAZIER •*n KG to inform" the Public of Pal.ru: Ij e> ston N orth' and the Siirronuding Districts, tliat they have opened a VETERINARY SHOEING FORG* AND ! "'•■' GENERAL SMITHY ■©•AT TERRACE END^ : 'Horses Carefully Slitod, an^ Genera "B 1 a rlr smith's wnrV exeputef^, MAJNAWATD* HOTEL, AVENUE rpHE Proprietor having made coiio 1 eiderable alterations and additions to tbe Hotel, sparing nothing, m order to provide comfortHble and convenient accommodation for both Travellers ond Boarders, respectfully Eolicits -,a cons tinuance of the Public Patronagr. Newly erected Sample, Rooms. I Excellent Cuisine \ First-claasaßjlliardgTablo. ; Good Stabling and Paddocks. Bugg'es and Horses always on hand ' " OTTO BERKErE! D ; Prop:i«»ror. litssee of the Foxfcon Pubic Hall, which is suitable for Entertainments, ■ Lpctunes, - Dancing,- Poblfc Meeting^ &c. &c. . • ■: ■■'■■:- .-'■£ Cobb & Co 's Coaches sta't daily at 5.30 a;m;, from the -Manawatir Hotel, for Wellington, arriving from Welling^ toirat'4.ls p ! m '■'■ The Bookiug * ffice is all the hotel; where tickets and all ■particulars can be obtained ■- 'I he Manawatu Hotel Express will' meet the night train and. convey travellers to the hotel l^ttE '('F Ic.HAttGis. ; „.. ; , REMOVAL ; NOTicK: ; :; : ; , : H, "WOLLEHM^ -.;, ■ HAS much [ leasure m intimati frtcf, his customers and the . residents \ of "Palmerston and surrounding dis^" tricts that he hns opened ..his^ new premises m the Square, formerly Hounslpw and Voi^t's Furniture Warehouse, anl trusts by keeping a first-class stock of Groceries,, Wines ,and Spirits, Bass's Ale, Giunness's ! Sfcout,' also Alo> and Stout (t'rewed at the Hell Brewery), and continue to receive the support so generously accorded tohimin the past. Goods deli- ! vered m town or country by own. van. i Orders by Post or 1 elegram attended ! to with •' pun'ctva ity. The Brands of the Wmes and Spirits are so wel -known that further reference to them here is unnecessary. Ales and jStout brewed at t^e Bell brewery are of as first-class a"quality~ : as any m the Colony. B.— As H. W, impo:ts direct from the Hom> M rk ts, and b ys from no c but the best-, firms m Austral a and .Aew.ZealanpV.he is therefore x> a. postion to deal most liberally . wi h : customers. Prices will be ilie same as those enumerated iv the price list issued h$ the P lnierston I eady ; Money Store, and goods .of first-c ass' qua! ty only . ■'■ H WOLLE'MAN, Brewer, Wine and ( Spirit Merchant, and General Grocer .... . ,i . •■■.'. , ■ The J-qtjarb,' •». . . < • j f almerston North.! :-■':•■■'.