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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 146, 19 May 1884, Page 4

SEASONABLE NOTICE. SUMMER BEVERAGES. w. h. gTfoster BEGS to draw the attention of the public of Wang-anni and surrounding districts to the following laree variety of B 8 iERA/iED WATERS, OORDIaLS, &c. which he is now producing at the St. Hill-Street Cordial Manufactory! CORDIALS. Ginger Ale Ginger Wine Lime Juice Ginger Beer Ginger Brandy Sarsaparilla Lemonade jw y Vi ne g a r Ra Sp y Balm barsaparilla Pine Apple BITTFRq Tonic Water Peppermint Oran-e Raspberryade Cloves Stoughton Seltzer Water Quinine Wine Stomach £ m Letuon S y rn P Golden Potass Water Rsp'j Syrup St. Domingo Special attention is drawn to the new Phoaphated Sparkling* and Non-Alco-holic Drinks introduced for the Season ANALEPTIO. ANALEPTIO. ' Try FOSTER'S "DOUBLE SODA, produced by steam power. . GINGER ALE m pints, half-pints and quarts. Orders attended to with promptitude. WANGANUI STEAM CRATED FACTORY St. HiLLNSiftEET, Wangamtti. COBB & Co. 'a Coaches for Masterton and Makotoku, via Woodville, run as follows : — For Woodville, Masterton, and Mako- . fofcn, coaches leave ihe Royal Hotel on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 12.45 p.m. ' For Woodville and Makotoku, leave Royal Hotel on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5.30 a.m., reaching Makoloku at 1.30 p.m. Leave Makotoku for Palmerston and Masterton on Mondays, Wednesdays 1 and bndnys, at 11.45 a.m., reaching Palmerston at 7 p.m. ; B D d for Woodville and Palmerston on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, leaving Makotoku at 5 a.m., reaching Palmerston at 12 noon. Leave Woodville f or Masterton on laesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at oa.in. Passengers reaching Wellington toe same eveuing. The Booking "office at Woodville is at Murphy's Club Hotel, and at Palmerstoa 1 Eoyal Hotel. /GEORGE AND i^OMPANY, Palmerston Butchery, THE SQUARE, PALMEHSTON NORTH. .Q ITY T> UTCHERY, SQUARE, PALMERS TON NORTH. J. DINSDALE. 'pHE MRRCANTILE ANDBANR 1 RUPTCY GAZ ETTE OF NEW ZEALAND, The proprietor ot the Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette of New Zealand has much pleasure m announcing to subfeibers and the public generally, that the subscription to the Gnzette wi'l be rebuced to Two Guineas per annum, as from Ist January, 1884. He Is enahled to made this intimation m consequence of the highly encouraging increase m circulation which con dimes to attend each issue of what has proved to be a most vslutble business publication, and because of the economo reforms introduced by the " Chattels Secu-ities Amendment Act, 1883*" The Gaz-.tte has|now entered its Ninth Year of existence j and, encouraged by its past su ;cess, the Proprietor begs to assure his numerous subscribers throughout the Colony that n ither labour nor expense will be spared m sustaining its present deserved reputation as the most roiiabe circular of 2'ts kind ia Nev Zealand. The Half»yearly Index will, m fntnre, be issued separately, at an extra charge of h ive Shillings per annum. The Mercantile and Baskkoptoy Gazette is the Only Gazette for tub Colo^iY. published m New Zealand* Note. — Subscription with Index, £2 7s per annum ; without index, L 2 2s Payable m advance. Persous desirous of subscribing to the Gazette from the Ist January, 1884, will please send their names and addresses to the agents — Messrs Baker Bros., Lambton Quay, Wellington, and the local agents for the various districts, as well as to the proprietor, R. T. WHIiELER, No. 8 Stafford Street, Duneiin. IFYOU -WJLJSTT A Situation To But Anything A Sebvant To Let Furnished To Sell Anything Ob Unfurnished or To Increase Your Business, ADViiRTJsE IN THE MANAWATU STANDARD The largest circulation m the district, and consequently the best medium tor advertising. Advertising is to business what steam sto machinery— the grand propelling power.