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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 253, 22 September 1884, Page 2

MONEY TO WttS. £1000 AND OtflEß StJMS.' Interest £7 to #8 Per Ceut. Apply to At JScoxthey Saker, SOLICITOR, • Thk Squaas. MONEY TO LEND. ffIRUST Moneys for investment on X Freehold Security, at current rates of Interest J. HHIRBERT HANKINS, Splicitoiv and Notarie, Public, £ Palmeraton North. AERIVAL OF Extensive Spring Shipments of Latest Novelties :■■' ■■■■—•■*,.. Millinery, Dresses, MantUs, $•<?. Special Display m Few Days. MeDowell firos-' Gash Warehouse, THE SQUARE. -j Agents for Hislop <fe Co., Jewellers, Wellington. •. p. -"M. George NOW O*EIfING UP NEW GREAT WINpOW DISPLAY TO-IVI&HTV Id, m^george. '•..'-■ /■.:',■ .ti>\ ■ j_V-- ■-■ ■ . -" - I^NTIfIIJDINa 'PURGH ASERS OF Clothiiig / FOB THB SPRING & ; SUMMER : SEASON -Should Visit the bNEW ZEALAND GLOTHIM FACTORY'S / Branch, Where they can select from the Larg-. ' est Yaiiely of Fashionable Garments, manufactured from sound and reliable Wew Zealand Tweeds. „ The well-known reputation enjoyed by the Fitm o f Selling A Genuine Article at Wholesale Prwe Has resulted m an' increase of Business during the past season, and they can now boast of having 93 Retail Branches m New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce, economising both material and labour, and ensuring to their patrons a further / benefit m .the shape of a «till - . i ■ ■■-- ■ ■ ■_ ■ Lower Mate of Wholesale Prices, Shvris, Underclothing, Hats and Caps, Portmanteaus, and every requisite at . Wholesale Price. Agents for the Celebrated Wertheim SEWING MAJCHIMES. Robert Peters, Manager Palmerston North Bmnch New Zealand Clothing. Factory, '- THE SQUARE. , Hoadlcy, I^yon, 'dp Co,, Land, Stock, and Station . Agents, NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Hawke*s Bir. Stock Sules held at Hastings, first - . Thursday iv every tnont-U. I)r J, H. li. Ulacintlre, M.R.C.S. (England), L.S.A. (London) Late Resident Medical Superintendent Royal Infirmary, Bristol. May be consulted at his residence, the Square, (house lately occupied by Mr Waldegrave),. between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m , 2 and 3 p.m., and 7 mid 8 p.m.