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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 149, 22 May 1884, Page 4

SEASONABLE NOTICE. SUMMER BEVERAGES. w. h. gTfoster BEGS to draw the attention of the public of Wan^anui and sur- ; rounding districts, to the following laive variety of ■..-.■«».•. 5 W MR,ViED WATERS, CORDIALS, & c . .which he is now pvoJucing at the Qr. . Hill-Street Cordial Manufactory. !.. • cordials. : Ginger Ale Ginger Wine Lime Juicp Jemonade R.p'y Vinegar Uasp'y Balm harsaparil.a Fine Apple BITTFHq Tonic Water. Peppermint Oran4 Raspberrvade plnves Stou.rhton Seltzer Water Quinine Wine Stoniach Cider [Lemon Syrup Goldea t Potass Water lisp'y s yrap St> Tj omineo Special attention U drawn to the new Pliosphated Sparkling- and Non-Alco-hohc Drinks introduced for the Season ANALEPTIC. ANALEPTIO. * Try FOSTER'S SODA, produced by steam power. ! GINGER ALE m pi nt s, half-pints, and quarts. j Orders attended to with promptit-ide. ■ WAWGANCTI STEAM CRATED '' FACTORY " ; St. Hill^St&ket, Wakgaotx. { jnOBB & Co. \s Coaches for Mastertotf ;VJ and Makotoku, via Woodville, run . as tollowjs : — ; j . Woodville, Masrerton, and Mako^ j foku coaches leave the Royal Hotel on . ?'J?" da y s ' Wednesdays and Fridays, bt 12<lo p.m. ... J ' \ For Woodville and Mnkotoka, le«v« Roy aji Hotel on Tuesdays, Thur^daya, and Saturdays, at 5 30 a.m., reaching Makotoku at 1.30 p.m. • Leave Makotoku for Palmerston and MHrterton on Mondays, Wednesdays ß and *ndHjs, at 11.45. a.m., reaching Palmer•stoa A t 7 p.m. ;. 8n d for: Woodpile and Palmerston on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and batunJays. leaving Makotoku at 5 a-m.', reaching Palmerstoa at. 12 noon. Leave Woodrilfe' for ■ Masterton on Jueadays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at oa.m. Passengers readmit? Wellington the aams evening. ' ; ' ,• _The Booking. "Office at vToodville is at Murphy s Club Hotel, and at Palmerston lloyal Hotel. . . r^EORGE AND /^OMPANT, v^T" " XJ Palniierston Butchery, ; . ,TRE SQUAItE, PALMERSTON NORTH., r\ ITYi-n dTCHERY, %' SQUARE, PALMEHSfoiN jN"ORTH.. : • -'-j^'BiiirsjDAiic:. rp'HE MERCANTILE AND BANK ! 1 KTXFTCY GAZRTTB OP NEW" : : ZEALAND, The proprietor .ot the Mercantile and Bankruptcy . Gazette oi New Zfaiand has much oleasiireih announcing to subscribers and the public generally, that the suhscripttoDL to the Gazette wi'l be leV-ucpd to Two Guineas per annum, as from Ist January, 1884. He is enabled to made *bis : intimation m cons-qiiencd of the highly encouraging increase m circulation which cod i'uies to attetid each issue of what has proved jo be a most wimble business publication, and becnuse of the e,cononio reforms introduced by the '"-Chattels Secu'tti<?B ; Amendment Act, 1883*" : The Gaz tte haaiiow entered its Ninth Yeirof existence; and F encouraged by its psistsn jcpss, iho Proprietor begs to ass ire his nmnerous sui)scribersthrough■outthe Uolouythatn ither labour nor expense will be spared m sustaining its present deserved reputation as thnmoat r«iiabe .circular of 'its kind ia N.^v ! Zealand. The Halkyearly Index will, m future, be iauied separately, at an extra charge of five Shilling.* per annum. ' ' The Mercantile and Bamkruetot Gazette is the Only (.-azettb poa thb Colo y. published m New Zsalan.J. .Note. — Suo>crif.tion with ladex, £2 7s per an"num- without iadox, L 2. 2s Payablk m advance. ' ; Persoiis d 'siro is of subscribing ti> the Gazette from the Ist January, 1884, will please send their- 'names anil addresses to the agents— Messrs Baker Bros., Laiiibton Quay, Wellington, and the local ' agents f jr the rario'tis districts, 'as weli as to the proprietor, R, T, WH-t;.ISLEK,.No. 8 Stafford Street, Duneiin. '■■ A Situation To Boy Anythino A Seevant ToLet FaKNig'^BD To SisLL Anything Oe Unfctknished''' To Increase Your Business, ADVbJEUTsE IN THE MANAWATO STANDARD The largest circulation m the district, and consequently the best meiiinm lor advertising. Advertising is to business what steam sto machinery— the grand propelling power- :