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

, •••"■• • • : . ,'. • ■ ; i i , . ;POM]piiCIAL':; HOTIEL : :■'.' \ . ': STA.BI.ES. .•;•- ! THE Undersigned beg to noiijy tb the : residents of Piilnve^bn'.^nll the' travelling -public, that^'hkying ileased'the #)tne cent tally siituat^ I fnd bortitnbdions Stables, thoy wili ! 'eniideavour to provide always superior accommodation. Loose-b x s : m first-rate coiiclitibnj : and without equal m th'- district! : Single and Double 'Buggy arid Saddle : : Hd'ses always on Hire. .' : Best possible acenmrpodation foi"i '-• ! Ea'cihg ancl ' ' Stud ! H rses. . ; ; Good ' PqtfddcJcini/':'':' " l | r— — " ' : ,", .-. „ ' Horses broken to Saddle and Single! t smd Douhie Harness. j S&A— E. Walker, Ve^rinarySurgeon., will attend the Stable daily. All taxes of sickness m ilar es care fully attended to, and excellent accommodation for same provided. Cranwell <&; Gibson, LESSEES. " I . --- ' * George^&^Bo., 1 Palmerston Bntcbery, Tlie " Square, Palmerston North Poacl 1 & Brazier BEG to inform the public of Palnierstou ! ahd the : purrounding districts, that they have opened a VETERINARY | Shoeing Forge ; •■■ " 'AND - •. "' ! Oeiaeral . Sniitliy AT TERRACE END. Hoives carefully shod and general blacksniithVwork-execuleil. Grlorious. News FOR MANAWATU. BOOTS & SHOES i For the Million! . R :^LI_INGHAIyi U/_i" i it- i" jJi.Mi>ili -■■(.-. '}■'!■!';■ i HAS, ju>>'t received; -.the. Largest^. Chcaf eat, and mos.bi Fashionr. Stock of Boots anil Shoos ever imported into ibe Manawalu. To carry into effect the well-worn . niott.» " Small- pi ofitsand" quick ''returns,'' ; he offer 3: the Greatest Bargains ever heard of iq tlie district. Tlie stock h?\s beon carefully "selected- by ;Home buyers m -tho_Home ; mnrkets} and therefore ■ all - middle, profits and charges by-. Colonial ruerchants have been obviated, the whole can, ancb ivili be sold sit such prices as must" conjina"nd ;^a speedy clearance. <• ~ ** ■_ ;-■ Bespoke Work Unequalled. Kone bub first class workmen are employed, and nothing 1 but the best of material used. s "' E6r fit, style, and workmanship no hing can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of Manawatu have had ample proof. R? ] ALUINGHAM, "On The. Square: 1 : • VV. H. Nettleship, {Late J. Kiug & Co.) MANUFACTURING GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, Masonic Jeweller * Medalist, Electro-plater and Gilder. Repairs Neatly Executed. Old Gold and Silver 80ught.,,.,,