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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 98, 21 March 1884, Page 1

...... ." >■ - ■ ' '. ' " "■ Ma^boTiough House,; MEIsPS and. Boytf ..Clothing will lie „ ibid at such- re^uctiouffas will be WiiiQdW'eftect'a speedy sale. \ Men's and youtM Pelt, and Tweell 1 i^ats. m; gi^t variety, all very much reduced m price to dear. 4 . , .■■•.-. Men's Flannels, Merino Undershirts, Merino Pants, Cottun Shirts, Cotton . 3ahts, Fegatta Shirts; While .Shirty all most be sold at sweeping rednotions» °Sttle commences Satui-day, January "''■■ •.'.'" ','r,'''. '12th, at' '.'-,":.: ', BEWTLEY BROS., i JIA.BLBOR.OUGH H OUSE. 1 '^JT:;\ ■^S;;;;; f! ':\t''V; r "..Ji:" > --.' \ { IKP(?RTA^T It) FAfiMBRB. , .Tj^saonial. „..„-., J. |f ANLQN S Hrn boilt a Jsoft Cement Sheep Dip for : üb: the trorknwnihip is satisfactory. • A. &H. Eussbll. i ilpnuieital Stones, yanlti,and y all Triads of qe^iery work executed. Cewnt Butter and Meat on;:.;* ' PfreserTerßj.^c., , ... .' „ """■"-. : The bhainroirfe.Eower, ■'■ : '.' r " /'"'■ , : ... Terrace End, .. , ■'■•' : ' ! ' ll!< "■' '.'^almerßton North.: , ■■ J\ IOHTB& NANNESTAD &00 OTBAM SAW AND PLANING MILLS ' PALMERSTOIN NORTH, . :. ... MANAWATiri 1 ■■•'• ; MOULDING AROHITRAVES/Eto .„;, .! ;- ; always on; tand^ Contracts for timber, enpplfcd Iron . v;, : jiny of. their Saw- MU'i. - ; i Their Steam Floor Mill is ato m xol i *• working order. ' ' Silk Breised Flcir 6$ bWst q^it jr :..-). "i- : i ; Vi! -' ■' • ' ; ■■" ; '' :'' . '.' riOBG^ A jQo.'BjCoachßß for Masterton |j and Makotoku, via Woodville, run For Woodville, Maiterton, mad Makotoko, jcoacba« leave,: the Royal Hotel on' Mond»y«, Wegneßdftysr and Fndays, at 12.46 p.m. . : For J#podTlUe o an* ;M«kotdka, leaw Roy^r H;otel on Tueidayi, Thur.dtyt, and Saturday!, at 6.30 a.m., . reaching Mako»kuatL3op.m. : ■ , ; LeaVe Maketoku for Palnaeraton and , Masterton on Mondays,. Wedne^aya" and; Fridays, at 11.46 a: m., reaching Palmer■ton >at 7 p.m. t lnd for Woodville and Palmenton on TUetdays, Thursdays, anil Saturdays, leaving Makotbku' at tfa.m., reaching Palmerston at 12 noon. Leave . Woodville for ■' Masferton on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdayßj a* 6 a.m. Passengers teaching the same evening. The Booking .Office, at Wooidvills is at Murphy's Club Hotel; and at Palmerstoa Royajl , Hotel. ; v y ■ „-. : .\\. ;^ ■>. "■ UNDKR JBILLi OF bALBb A LARGE and Genuine Sale bf BOOTS and SHOES ia now being held m AUSSWORTH'S CORNER BOOT SHOP. Has decided to give inhabitants of Wangatjui $& borroundipg Distric'a a treat by letting them hare BOOTS and SHOES at ; very remarkably Low Prices. All Goo'da are made by experienced workmen, bo the pubic can r«ly upongettinjß Bomdthmg Genuine: OALL<»4RLY AND SECURE SOME OF THESB BARGAINS. ■'« fiIOHARDS, H)LDQ WAY JBRE WERY. OPENING ANNOONCEMBKT. JOHN P. WATT BEGS to intimate that he baa taken the Old Established BbewkrY; lately JknowD W Barley's Brewery, which is now m full working order. The ger^ic^a i of *MR HfePFJBIB, an wtninent BlißWer" of both Home and Colonial experience, haying _been lacnrectfihe W^Tmij rely ujon gptins an Article TequaV to anything eitlur orewed or imported ; into the District. Support rfts^tctfully eblicited, an>i ea*jsf action m return pnarpni'eed. BOTieE T6f HE PUBLIC. ,-. THE Standard having by f far the largest circulation of any journal published m Manawalu, has been'Helectdd by Messrs Stevens &] Gorton as the only newspaper issued m Palmeratou m which all the r district stock sales, special notices, &c, &c, will for the future appear.^