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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 93, 14 March 1884, Page 2

LCAllb.--3HARIiI3IIGKERS. J~ambton Quatf* Opposite Bank of wew Zealand." wklli.n'gtos. J a oa'ud.j *£'*' W I LI, 1 A AI SDN4 UC, tVIfOLESAM! <& KbTaIL. "'■"" "wan vg vert i __-■•■■ - ■ ■■• YiMJ CJ BR'KS., CIVIL ENGINEERS, , Authorised Surveyors (And Licensed un lev Land Trans- \ .^er Act.; ,-' JItEYMOTH, AND "\ • yiCTOniA AVKNUK, . ; w a ; ;n g a nui. * IUTOrttA Ay.BSP.tC. V»VGAWtI., -J WALKER AND . TJATBUCJS, Wanjfsnui St^am ; fcHnflF Cotti^g* and :!.■>■■»■■ .-■:* Crushing MiVlf. :i : Wholesale Grain ' and FVoaUc^Mer- ■ i •- ■ ' chanls. !i T "JKIDGWAY-STREET, ' ' ' - WAN6ANUI. ... - •' - ' ■• ■ l J ' ' '"' '•'. "' : '' : ' : ' - ■ ■■■ NOTTdfi- ' , , FKLLMONOEB, Rangitikbi Line, Palmerston N. V '(Oiiposilb-'BVewery.) Higliest price given for wool and skins. Wool, Scoured on Cpmmi.«sipn. , j ! \ypol- Packs on; Sale. - ( H J. R: HARPER ■■-!^ ; ;U .1 : £;'- : ' •■ ; ' --V- - ■ •> '"■ BROS most respectfVilly to confirm what hns already appeared m the |)aj)ers, namely — that he has: purchased the property known as tho CAMPB KlibTOS \V :N if STOR E« ( ' and intends optnin^ tlie S'lrafi a,t an patiy p >, m connection jtith CLIKT'ON HOTJSE', Haviii^'liad i 6 yeara'^expprience m t wn arid ct-urijtrv m a geperal pd»iness, J. H."fl. has evrry confidence m solicitin^ the kind patron>Cge of.tha settlers m an I around ,Cnni t >bpllt< ; wn, , a.nd, can i assure them that every eftbrt will, be made tbiheet the requirements' of those 'favoutiou him with their support. Uavina:, a.l trge Wholesale Stgck ,at Clifton Hane, Bulls, .theiro. wilLalway? be a certainty of procuring anything that might be sold out, at a day's notice, thus saving the customer conside able inoavenience. The brandies of the Easiness witi consist; of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, : GROOKRY, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, SADDLERY^ FDRNITCTRE, BEDDI N G^ jrnd; all \ kinds of B UILDI N G; .T.IWER,"^; \ ;;;,, ;" ; \ r j t ;; :'", <.T ln; connection: with t w e two paces,; efficient han is ; ais.< (: kept.'to. execute ; orders m Cubine'-m'ak'ng, Upholstering, Tent making, Tarpaulin tnuking, Dressmaking, Miilinety, ietc,; And as: a further convenience to c««^tonaerjß apd tho travelling publif", Expresses, Trap'; ' Buggy, and Riding Horses are kept for ■..,•■.■..'' ':•■;' ' , ■ ■ ;. . i hire. . '.n--, •■:'< ■■ '■ : .:.••!.! i ; ,- . ■;; : -c; • ... ./ . ■„-.■.. =;) ;•• „*-,- ■./:, The Store will be opened" as'sbon as some alterations, which are "going on, are completed, and notice given m a future issue of this. paper. ; ; Clifton House, Bulls, February, Bth, 1884. - PIANOFORTE TUNING A^t> REPAIRING BT j A ! /TR i^ 17LLB RY / * ILBE T M. £i Jbi U •} Making four visits m the year between New Plymouth and almerston, calling at all the town and country districts, having wit i him a good -supply of all kinds of m teriiil for repairing Pianos, and Harmoniums, &c, Pianos tuned by the year. "v, k l* . b ENW i> U i l , ' ;, : WA^GANUJv