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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 170, 16 June 1884, Page 1

WANGANTJI Confectionery .WORKS. •TpHE Undersigned, having disJL posed of the above business to Mr William Hogg, begs to tender his sincere thanks to the public of this and surrounding districts /who have him a large share of their patronage, and would respectfully solicit a continuance of the same for his successor. r. ■•..".■■■ JAMES BAIN. WILLIAM HOGG begs to inform his many friends and Customers (to whom he tenders his warmest thanks for the support he received- whilst 'carrying on the busi-, ness m Bell-street^ that he- has pmv chnsed from Mt Jamos Bain, the wellknown '' '■.'.'.;, . Wahganni Confectionery Works, And Biscuit Factory, Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, and begs to solicit a continuance of the favors so long enjoyed by his predecessor. Confectionery Biscuits, and Bread of the best quality supplied. Balls, Soireeg, and Picnic v! Parties ' catered for, efficiently. ' Wedding, Birthday, and Christening Cakes made to .order at the shortest notice. - WILLIAM HOGG, Wanganui Confectionery Works, ; Victorian Avenue; • ' CLAPHAM & CO., Merchant Tailors. WE wisL to inform our customers and the public generally that we have just got m our SEW WINTER STOCK, , Consisting of— GERMAN, SCOTCH* IRISH, —-.and — • EN G LI SHT WEE D& Of Every DescnjVtibn, ! ' Which have beeirSpecially Selected as; Suit ble for. This Market, A Good Fit Guaranteed. ONE TRIAL SOLICITED. CLAPHAM & COMPANY, MERCHANT TATLORS, Victoria Avenue, Wan«amii. Pliot ©graphic Notice. JY R. HXJFE TTAS now opened his New Photo_r~l graphic Rooms, in the Avenue, a few doois above his old premises. Work of all Descriptions is now undertaken. The Public arc cordially invited to inspect the work and premises at any •fcime. •' -: ■■ • : • • ■ . - A RTrSTIC PrIOTOGR^PHY, ; ' : Fxecuted m the LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLE. The Studio is open daily from 9 to 4: o'clock. CAZNEAU & CONNOLLY, PHOTOGRAPHERS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. SPECIAL NOTICE. ; TO OTJR SUBSCRIBERS. WE beg to notify to our subscriberfj who paid m advance that their term m many cases has expired, and we respectfully request a continuance of the same. By way of l'eminder 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 n very large iamount on our books, made up mostly of , small sums ; and owing to the expanse 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 tliereforerespect«