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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 167, 12 June 1884, Page 1

WAJSTGANUI Confectionery • WORKS. THE Undersigned, having disposed of the above business to Mr William Hogg, begs : to tender his sincere thanks to the public of this and surrounding distriots who have given him a large share of their patronage, and would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same for his successor. JAMES BAIN. WILLIAM HOGG begs to m(- ( form his many friends and Customers (to Whom he tenders his warmest thanks for the support he received, whilst carrying on the business iri Bell-street^ that he has purchased from Mr James Bain the wellknown Wanganui Confectionery Works, :... And Biscuit Fnctorv, j Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, and begs to solicit a continuance of the favors so long enjoyed by his predecessor. . Confection erv, Biscuits, and Bread of the best qnalitv supplied. Balls, Soirees, and Picnic Parties catered for efficiently. Wedding, Birthday, and Christening Cakes made to order at the shortest notice. WILLIAM HOGG, Wanganui Cohfeotionerv Works, : ■-•'' Victorian Avenue, GLAPHAM & CO., merchant Tailors. TT7"E wish to inform our customers and the public generally that we have jnst got m our IUEW WINTER ! Consisting of— ; f (JERMAN, SCOTCH, IRISH, „;,;■ ; •• ■■: — i-and-^*" :•■ ■" ; ENGLISH TWEEDS, Of Every Description, ; Which have been Specially Selected as . rSuiUble for This Mabket, . A Good Fit Gtiarantbbd. O^E TRIAL SOLICITED. CLAPHAM & COMPAQ, MERCHANT TAILORS, Victoria Avenue/ Wanganui. Photographic UTotice. F. R> HUFF HAS now opened his New Photographic Rooms, m the Avenue, a few doois above bis old premises. Work of all Desciiptions is now undertaken. . The Public are cordially invited to inspect the work and premises at any time. A RTrSTrC PHOTOGRAPHY, j Executed m the LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLE. The Studio is open daily from 9 to 4 o'clock. CAZNEATJ &^QONNOLLY, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Lamb ton Qnay, Wellington. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. WE beg to notify to our subscribero who paid m advance that their term m many cases has expired, and we respectfully request a continuance of the same. By way of reminder we have sent out accounts, and trust they will receive prompt attention. We specially ask a settlement from subscribers and advertisers who are more than six months m arrear. There is now a very large amount on our books, made up mostly of small sums ; and owing to the expense of running a daily paper, which m a large and scattered district is necessary very considerable, it is urgently necessary that book debts should not be allowed to increase. Prompt settlement is therefore respectfully requested.