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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 263, 3 October 1884, Page 2

.INTENDING .PURCHASEKS OF i- ClotMijLg SPRING & SUMMER SEASON ; Should Visit the ™«KEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S . Branch, Where they can select from the Largest' Variety* of Fashionable Garments, manufactured from sound.and reliable UTew Zealand Tweeds. The well-known reputation onjoyed by the Firm of Selling A Genuine Article at Wholesale Price Has resulted fn an increase of Busi I - ness during the past season, and they ' can now boast of having 23 Betail Branches m New Zealand, , thus enabling them to increase the factory prod uce, economising both material and labour* and ensuring , jbp , their .patrons, a further ■'■ benefit m the shape of a still Lower Rate of WJiolesale Prices. Shirts, Underclothing, Hats and Caps, Portmanteaus, and ~! every requisite at I Wholesale Price. I Agents for the Celebrated . Wertheim "SEWING MACHINES. ' E. Johnston, Manager Palmerstqn North Branch. ; New Zealand Clothing Factory, i : THE SQUARE. MEDICAL NOTICE. .T~\R CURL (of Rangitikei)lmay : f'-'J be consulted every ERfDAY, iat Remington's Dispensary, Rangitikei ! RouV, from 1 to half-past 5 -6'olock m the afternoon. ! • x Mr Remington is authorized to give any information as to fees,; and to arrange for put-door visits if requited. | Patients are invited to ATTEND. EA RL i V, to give time for careful , Examination. * / >' 1/ . ' .At: ...; : T 7 ffl :.:■ ■/.•r.,3. S : :«S ■■■:■- -hi -iM* *:.■.•■■. .... . ■ n c>. q h : .xjß " + ■•- IN VI SPECIAL ANNOUNdEMENT. TO FARMERS, OWNERS OF PROPERTY, AUCTIONEERS, LAND COMPANIES; INVESTMENT SOCIETIES, COMMISSION AGENTS, NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY, MESSRS PAIiMERSON- AND SCOTT; Surveyors and Commission Agerlts,-beg to announce.that :they have just' -opened a branch of their land agency - business m India, ;W.ith which they have arranged for ; the 'extensive advertising of i properties for sale m this district. Already .many clients have been making m- 1 qniries, and tho firm anticipate, a domand ior laud m Manawatu by residents of India. They are now prepared* to receive, for ; transmission to their brauch office m , India, full particulars of farms and rural properties m these districts, improved or otherwise, of which the owners wish. to dispose. They have leason. to. believe.tbat with the special advantages of soil, "climate,* and geographical position which Manawatu offers, that many transactions advantageous to the vendors pnd tho district -will be effected; The firm will exert themselves to the utmost m the interests of the vendors, or agents, aad will.be satisfied with a reasonable commission. They trust this effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlers will be appreciated, aud they give their assurance that no effort shall be wanting-, on their part ; to secure thpfbost value ol)t;ahiable for their clients*. ■ It is-desirable that no time should be .lost m forwarding to their Palmeraton office all the required particulars for earl*yj- transmission to India. Exchange Buildings, June 4, 1884. Hoadlcy, JLyon, & Co., AIIQTIONEEBS. Land, Stock, and Station .Agents, NAPIER -AND HASTINGS, ■'■- Hawke's Pay. Stock. Sales held at Hastings, first Tbui'^lay; m every month. REFAIRIM BY MR E. ELLEEY GILBERT. MAKING four visits m th" year hetweeu cw Plymouth and almerston, calling at all the town and country disff viols, having with him. a- good supply of all kinds of m terial for repairing Pianos, and Harmoniums, &c. Pianos tuned by tho year. Next visit to Palmerston on or about the 30th September.