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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 168, 13 June 1884, Page 1

WANGANUI Confectionery WCMIFS.-.-npHE Unoers^ned, having disX posed of the above 'business to I Mr William Hogg, Ijp^-s to tender his sincere th..nks to t'»e public of this ancl surrounding districts whoj have ; iven him a 1 rge suare of their i patronage, «nd wonV! resppcfcftilly solicit a nontinuance orthesf-ne for liis fiuceessor. JAMES BAIN. TTTILLIAM HOGG be-s to m W form h''s many frienfls and Onstomcrs (to whom he tenders his warmest tbttnks for the support he rocrived whilst carrying on the business m Bell-street^ th;t he has purc^tased from Mr tames Bain the well* known ; Wrng^nni Confectionery Works, i Arid Biscuit Factory, j Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, an<\ begs to solicit a continuance oi the .favors so long enjoyed by his predecessor. Confection ery, Biscuits, p>nd Brenrl o" the best qn^litv supj)licc.'. Balls, Soirees, and Picnic Perties catered for efficiently. Wed^rng, Birthday, and Christening Cakes made to orcer at the shortest notice. WILLIAM. HOGG, Wanganui Confectionery Works, Victorian Avenue, ! CLAPHAU & CO., Merchant Tailors. "\T7E xi\*\\ co iniovmoMvci'-vtoroei"* 1 pjid i de 'public «piiev«illy we I»<ve just got m o»i---]«E1V WINTER §TOCH, Con I* i log o." — GEBMAN, SCOTCH, IEISH, — nnd— ENGLISH TWEEDS, Of Every Description, Which hnvebeen Specially Selected as Siiib.-,l>]o for This Maeket, A Good Fit-'Gv'arahtebd.' ONE TRIAL SOLICITED. OLAPHAM & COMPANY, ME2CHANT TAILORS, Viotovia Avipoi«e, Wangnnui. Pbotographic Notice. J l , E. HUFF HAfiJ now opened his New Pfioco- • graphic Ifloonis, ij». tbe Avenue, a; lew dooia ' above his old premises; Wofck of ; f-\) Detjcn^ions is now undertaken. The Public t;re cordially invited co inspect llie work and jiremises at aay einsei ' •A BTISTTO. PHbTOaRAPBY. i iv the LATEST AND MOST APPROVED ; : STYLUS. The Sludic is onen daily from 9 to 4 . ; . .. r o'clock. cazneau Connolly, PHOTOGRAPHEFvS, Lambioo Quay, Wellington. SPECIAL NOTICE. TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS. WE beg to notify to onr subscribeffl 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 respectully requested.