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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 119, 15 April 1884, Page 4

GOBB & Co.'s Coaches for Mnsterton and Makotoku, via Woodville. run as follows : — - For Woodville, Masteftonj-Vbd Makotoku, coaches leave the R O y a l Hotel on Mondays, . Wednesdays ana Fridays, at 12 45 p.m. For Woodville. and Makotoku, leave Royal Hotel on Tuesdays, Thurtsdays and Saturdays, at ,5.3Q..a.m., reaching Makotoku at 1.30 p.m. " Leave Makotbku for Palmerston and ' Maatertoh on Mondays, Wednesdays l and Fridays, at 11.45 aua., reaching Palineraton at 7 p.m.; and for Woidvih'c and Palmerston. on .Tuesdays, .Th u.rsday ? . «nd Saturdays, leaving Makotoku at Ltk.^v.., reaching Palmeraton at 12 noon. Leave WoodTille for Maftfh-ton on Taeadays, Tteirsdays"; and Saturday?, at 6 a.m. Passengers reaching W'elliugton the same evening. . : The Booking Office at vVoo.dv.ille is at Murphy's Club 'Hotel, and at Palraerstoa Royal Hotel. /i KORGE A%D Y^OHPANT, Palmerston Butchery, 1 ' Tat SQ.U4RE,,. : ";■■•; PALMERSTON ;NORTig:.

niTY T> UTC IJ/EK V , -: " ■■■ ■;■ " ■ -.1! SQUAME, PALMERS rON NORTH. mHE MERCANTILE A.tfD fiA.NK 1 StTPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW 1 ZEA.LAND. '\ r The proprietor of the MEticA\TiLE and Bankruptcy Gazette r of New Zealand haa much pleasure m announcing to sub/cabera and | the. public generally, that the ' subscription to the Gaiette wPI be Vebuctd^to Two Guineas .perannunij as fiomlst Tanuafy, 1884. He Is enabled, to made tbis!:intimation ,m . cpns^qqenca of theliighly encouraging increase m circalation which con tinnes to attend each- issue of' vvli^t has proved to btf a most vfflutble business publication, and because of the economc reforms introdncefl -by" the " Chattels iSecurities A.mendmeiit Act, 18S3-" v The Gaz-ttenasinow i eht( J^-] f^ Ninth Yeir of existence; -nnd^eK-ji ■ • its past snicess, the Prop; i-cr i;-.:; .; > j ass *re his numerous subscribeVk'thMtigbI oat the Colony that n itiher i!l lab3tfr nor expense will be jfpared iri'sa^tauans its present idieserv^ed reputation as t|i^ mosfc reiiab c circular of Jts kinl ia >ew ZealondV The Half-yearly Index will; inlfutnre, ba issued separately, atan^xtjh charge of J ive Shillings per annnra. ■'''■'' Thk Mebcvktile ANb B.\^irt piof GAZETrE is the Only Gazette Fv.u via Colo y. piiblish'eTtn'New Zsalan-^. NoTß.~Sub!;criLtrbb'witlh v lndex, £2 7s per annum^ wiLhmifc index, L 2 23 PAYABLKMN ADVAKCfI. .". „ . Person^ d.vsirpus of subsoribing to the Ga^eite frum the lsi January, , 1884, will please s3Ud their natges and addresses to the agents —Mess; s Bak'e.r 8r05,,- , Lambtpn (^aay, .^eftiri^ton and thej lopal , ageijiLs f^c-'ti:e. ,vmilov?s dislricts.l.aVwelf as to ilia p'robriet ir, Li. T. Nc. r : B;^taffQr4^treet, Daueiin. . .-."'..' ' ;'. .''"'/."'

N^v^ Saddlery •.... r ,• jsstablsihjient, ''■'■ STiia ' VB9 ROYAt. ' HoiTEL. ' : THE , £QIIABE. '!. ;' D. PRINGLE, OF ' the ' Hutt, Wisilin^tba, has Just oi>eriecj a Nevir Shipment' o^Goods, whiten willlqe found of Special Quality, an^l Exceptional Value. '" An Extra Cheap 5 line of /Sponees. . ■;■ "' f /-.■; ALSO, '- L '•• Beat i^ake I—Stirrups,1 — Stirrups, B.t«, bridles 1:1 y " ' v.°: Spurs, &c. ; On ; Hand—Neats-fdbt Oil' and Soft ■'-Sa'ddlea,' Bridle^ Harness, and everything: connected'with the trade supplied at lowest prices, iij; -py QaaUty ujrsurpaesed. Call and see j^JN^ope i A;ddr«j|Sr- Next Royal ,^toteJ, jV the, I Sqaire l „and street, I^almerston North. .. , . ;ii ■ ; .';...-.,":.',..... -. J.'.' . ,:.■-."'■ A'SITITATION To But ASffTHINa A SBRVfIiNT ■' •• TOIIIBXJ'iFbriNISHED ToSEii AmrTHn«i r O*r.U*p(JKNisHEi> i<' j:; ; : ; ;; . -.) ■■;.•■■ 'OR -.'-i . i-,7! f : .To Increase Your Busii3>;s, ADVERTISE IttvTHH MANAWA^ STANDARD ■•'■' the largest chfetilStion m t'h'efdis> •-triet, and cpn'seqUently thereat ;; medium 1 for advertisin{*( !i "Advertising is to btisine&s Wfidt steam is t6 • ma.chmery-^he:' grand Spelling power. -- ! ■ :H ". ''.':;-' : '"■';;"' __ • pHE Makawatu Standard "-Bas by ±: v for the largest wculatjion: o any newspaper m Manawatu, and^nb other ournsl' m the district is read by so manj people. Advertisers' should remenroer'T" ?r- r - .-