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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 171, 17 June 1884, Page 3

Wanted CHEAP ADVERTISING. ' .- . • » rniiE WANTED COhtJMN m the A Standaud Is intended chiefly ibr'fche benefit of those seeking or oiFering situations, though othei advertisements will be inserted m it at the uniform rale of S IX T EE N WORDS for ONE SHILLINGS per i insertion prepaid, eighteenpeuce „ if booked. ■"-• ; ■„z r ~-zZ''j r£ » *"*■ Ordinarr advertisement^ at the same rate of charges will bf inserted, m any part of the third 'pa^e, wheii! KpeciaJ ly arranged for. v > v The Wanted* Column of the M v»rawatp Standard is admitted to be the beat means of o;»ta s iuih"g, a ,wide' and promihene puliliorry forannounceraeuts thai, can be had* recourse to ia the "District. *** 'o ensure inseitien, orders from- the country .should b« accotu- | pnnicd with their value m stamps.. HIGH ART i HIGH ART ! ! ■ WANTED— All the Ladies m Pal-, merston to purchase an artistic tea canister and pound tea at Wollerinan and Hutcheson's, for 3/-' cash. K. B.— To avoid disappointment come early. ; V^!ANT|jp— -A situationpo afarniJ Vt fpr a respectable boy. -iApDlv. A. a i WANTED— Every one ; to read P. , . Bel) 's adveitisement on fourth page m leference to great sale' at : Victoria House, iWanganui. ; WANTED— The public to know that C. Whitehead is selling best bread at 3d per 21b loaf, purity cleanliness, and full weight guaranteed. Delivered to any part of Palmerston. Square and Main-street; * :: WANTED— Every oho to fcnowr that D;M;. George haa jiisiij' opened out a nice assortment of Winter Millinery and Dress* Stuff*. Address— Next to Public Hall WANTED — The Public to Know that they can have printing of every descrij>tioh execuled on the shortest notice, aud at moderate rates, at the Stanjuud. Office, PalmefstonNorth. - ANTED— The . settlers of Manawatu and Raugitikei to come . and inspect my newly "opened 'up stock of Saddlery. Saddles from ' £2 10s to '£10 10s; Bridles, wlu'pß, : spurs, spring-seat saddles, &c, &c., with all latest American improvements. Thos. Dudson, Victoria A venti*, Wangariui. ANTED KNOWN— Wollerman and Hutche6on are Agents for Mr Fitzgera^ of Wellington, Patent Medicines. ANTED KNOWN — Chaff, Oats, Bran, Barley, Wheat, Potatoes, and Flour at lowest prices for cash at Wollormau and iiutcheson's, the Square, Palmerston. a ANTED KNOWN— There is a "vacnncy for another apprentice m the office of the Mana ivatu Standard. WANTED KN-o WN— Advertising is the- business man's breath. Dull times;only mean :. Look to your advertising. ANTED KNOWN — Henry Potto, Tanpo Quay, Wanganni, has just received a consignment ot four dozen Lad ies ? , Gent's, and Boys' Riding Saddles, best makers. Inspection invited. Useful stock- : men's saddles, from £2 15s; Longnecked spurs, bridles, whips, gig, cart, and buggy harness, '<£e.jWt 10 per- cent, under ordiuary prices for cash. -Country visitors are requested to come and see for themselves. ANTED KNOWN— The Mak-,: awatu Standard is the onlypaper ou the West Coast which gives to its subscribers every Saturday a fourteen-column supplement gratis. WANTED KNOWN. That ; havealwavs on hand and for sale, a large quantity of double and single-seated Buggies, Ladieß* Phjetons, Waggonettes, Business Spring Traps of all descriptions, City Ex.. presses, Spring Tip Drays; also, first-class Brougham and 1 first-das* ,* Landau Qarriage. Every article v built of the, best material, and the workiaaajhip is not to be surpassed. Apply to the Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street and Taranaki place. M. Bohan, Proprietor, who has 32 years' Colonial experience. WANTED KNOWN— Judicious advertising creates many a new business, revives many a dull' business, rescues many a lost businsss, preserves many a large business, ' secures success m any business. •"." ; Ladies', Maids', Sf Children* Ulsters AND . 4s IN HAND. Second Shipment now opened out r AT The Bon Marohe NOTICE. r ~~ ! T> OBERT PARR begs to announce Jl\j to the inhabitants of the Man-? awatu and Kangitikei Districts that he hus QEsumed the Sole Proprietorr ' ship of the Coachbnilding Business '■ formerly carried on under the name 1 of Parr and Bennet. This establishment will m future bo known 'as Paur's English and Ainer-can Coach Factory. Buggies, Brakes, Dog Carts, Drays, and all kinds of vehicles ' made to order. . The best only of Americiin, English, and Colonial timber will be used, and the workmanship is gnarante.ed^ All kinds of repairs executed with' neatness and tlcsnalch^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—