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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 237, 3 September 1884, Page 2

INTENDING PURCHASERS OF ' Clothing FOE THE SPRING & SUMMER s e! son * __ JShpnld, Yilli .$?!-' * NEW/ZIAMOT) : A& .^- '''■"'■ '■■"■'- ' : Where t%)6Sn select from the Largest Variety of Fashionable Garments, mann^eiftted from sound and reliable J?M U^__ ■-, ■ ■ , , The well-known reputation onjbyed by the Fifni of Selfin'g' r : A Genuine Article at Wholesale , UOWPrice ' y\ ■-.-..• Has rekUUed m an increase of Business during! the past season, and they ■' . xcaninbw;boast of having. ; - • ; : ; m NewtZe&laud, thus enabling them to incAase tiie' Factoiy produce^ econ* omieingibothmßterial and labour^ and ensuring to their patrons a further beaefit un the shape of a still v Lowt^otUjoJ ■ Wholesale Prices. ] baa z'viii.ii.! ; ■ ' • ■ ■ _ Shir^iiDflderclothing, Hats.and Caps, Portmanteaus, and ...... ; GVCT.y requisite at - WlK)le^ale tPrice, Ajgjmts .fpr ( the .Celebrated .:•! IVertheim SEWMGS [•. -T— -. ■■■■■■■ ■ Robert Peters, Msnager^PalnVer.ston North Branch New*iZealand Clothing Factory, THE SQUARE. - * NOTICE. DH iifkli. (of Rangitikei) may be^nsMtjed;, every FRIDAY, at Reiyn|[ton^.jP|ispenßary,. Rangitikei Ro'io, from 1 to half-past 5 o'clock bjj^afternoon. , "Mr Bji^ngton js authorized to give any information iis to fees, and to arrange for out-door visits if required. Patieg^.aver ( invited to ATTEND. E A RL^ ; give . time ; for careful Examination.; !.,-.'. '""ori K i.| -„-,■" .-. .. Qhl^*-* ?■■«■■■ « n^Jt 1! s " ■ ' * : " ; , „,,? . .; -i v , v ;■■'.: SPECIAL ANNOtJNCEMENT. —^^^riaiEßSr OWNERS OF, PROrniiii uTrfl IHOT1 PTSIPO fAWr> CIEJDI^'CQMIII 1,.,. l.l.ll'l'^lJiUii,^ NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. TI/TESSRS PALMERSON AND JyL SCOTT, Surveyors and Commission Agents, beg to. announce that they ham opened a branch of their land agency business m India, with which they have arranged for the extensive advertising of properties for. sale m this district. Already many clients have been making inquiries, and the firm anticipate a considerable demand lor land m Manawatu b\L residents of India. They are now prepared lo receive, for tranßmiß/qon v to;their <. branch office m India, full particulars of farms and rural properties . m these districts, mproved ,or j otherwise, of which the. owners wish to dispose. They have reason to believe that with the special advantages of soil, climate, and geographical ' position which Manawatu oifefg,, tlujit 1 many transactions advaniaggqus.Lo the vendors end the district will be effected. The firm will exert themselves to the utmost m the intece^js of the vendors or agent?, aud wilLh&iQatttifie.d with a reasonable coiorui««ion. They .trust th 13 effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlors]- will be appreciated, and they give their, assurance, that no effort shall be wanting- on their part to secureitbe best value ''obtainable for tlieir clienhi.iJJt is desiittble that no time should be lont m forwarding to their Palmerston office all the required particulars for early transmission to India. Exchange Buildings, June 4, 1884. Hoadley, L<yoii, & Co., MJOTIOKEEES. Land, Stoch, and Station Agents, NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Eawke's Bay. Stock Sales held at Hastings, first Thursday m every,- month. * ■ • - TCSIKG -;■ ..by MR E. ELLERY QILBERT. MAKING four visits m the year between New Plymouth and Iralmerstoni callingat all the town and country districts, having with tim a gMd supply' of all kinds of material, for repairing Pianos, and Harmoniums, <&c. _ viouQ9 tuned by th« year. I