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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 129, 8 November 1884, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED— A general servant Apply C. MiToiIBLL, Regietry i Jffice. • W^ llll^ Inspection of G. W. T V SiiAiiißß's champion Xinas and New Year's Greeting Photogr»ph, containing ; seven views of district scenery, artistically mounted and illuminated with New Zealand fefto<j. : Price— ! n\f O«ie Shilling^ Shaivsb's Photo Rooms, MaiiL-street. '.u-. „TX7;ANTJ§D. «- The attention,? of VT 7 sheep-ownera directed/- to bin: ! altered wool advertisement. Reaj>y -Money Store. ."" ' WANTED KNOWN — Clothing made to measure at Factory Prices at the New Zealand Clothino Factouy, the Square. • '.[' •SOtf" ANTED KNOW&rMro hua- ';;¥?• dred ana fitty' pattern* of Serges, andr/.CoiitUigs to select fi;om .a^ the! ' New .^BAif »d Clothi^o Factory, the Square. TXTAN Itfflj) To sell piano {Tri*T V chord), first-class; make and tene, nearly new. 'Bargain. C. Mitchell; next' Court-house, pal— merston. < V^' ANTED KNOWN —D. M. ; Vf' - Geor^eS's ßeiiing Crewel, Silk assorted. at ; l/li doz^, Ajrasene Wool and Silk (remarkably cheap), Berlin "Wools -'aiifl Fingering (a'it -shades), yPfciJosellef N#w" &sws trissst pat- , terns,. li-'aen. thread for MiaDneime lace, Wool-worked. ! Sljpjiera,, Cushious, Cushion 'Gords.TasSellsi&c.j Ad^and ,;A11; dQscjfip^ioiis; : of^^ncy /(xopci^ m ' great.. vajfietYt :'.'».' ''■ '..•",-*' : "'"=■ '- '- ; '" ••-•-•••■•• ■"'■ •• •-•' - r - ■»■• W^TED-The public to. ( call on " D. PnisGLK, and buy tlieir SacWleryj, Tiw.qheapest honses m. the district,,, The Hquare, .Palmerston,JJloi:sh,rand next Bellve's Hotel^ <Feildin#.'-" ■.. , •.. • ..!=<• • , : ,i „.',;, . ' i p;.. i .BOA.RD. rjjp|HE Collector for the MancliesUT - JL « Rp«d Board: will attend at the Corporation yri C)ra'(ii», Ash ii 11,'t, on Weduesday,. Nov. 12th, 188 i, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., for Li the pur|to»> of Collecting the cm «entyfar!n;Rates. All fates outstanding after.the alvive date will be sued toy wi^hftat fnnher notice. '.'" ••'" ■■■•- :t;: •■•••;"■ : ':«' ■■""''. .; :;.";: ;jt:^;'a,BßA'y;^^. _ . i ... :. , Collector. .GOSPEL NiOTICE. STONEY CREBK SGHOOL- •;.;; ! . 5 "-,' '^..HQUSE. ' • MR WATSON (Evangelist) will (DyV.); preach - the Gospel on Lord's day, afr 3 p.m* ■. > . ■'- a '■'■■, • ,i: .! Palmerston North; $oSA"k£s LiXTONiEsa., DEAR the titiaersignj Surgesses of the Borough of Palmerston North^: request that jnatedjfoi;,; thV pffice .of J^f^ayor for the ensuing term. We believe at this present tirhe matters greatly affectmg^eprospe.ri^y of the Borough will nave to be considered, and it wilLrequire the experience you have gained; in your previous public positions, to bring them to a successful : issue. Under the circumstances, we feel ednvine'ed r ' you ■ will accede to .c^iir request, and place your services at the disposal or your fellow burgesses, We are; Dear Sir, ; : i ! Yours truly, George M. Snelson D. McKay Qtiiijp* . ' John Walklej- • : 7 A.H. Wylda ; S. Al»raliani^ ■William Park " „ .. Eobt. R. Hatcheson Alex. McMinn , V ;-A. Svßontley ,1 Henry 'JVAkers . ■■, „.Alfred Petqi-son A. H..Kub>yjes; ; , J. P.' Clajiperloii :, C;H: Hqilrk _..,-,, G/KoWq ■["" .'/';f- ' !.■■■';.■ '• . ;' .-, Jftfiies Seddqn f . ! ;;■: -„E..'ißr6wno:." ' ".-". "7i ..■.-.■■■'; . - Thomas Wray -..■* Jnraes Fenton James Carroll ; Lewis. Lyons. ' ' , ''> C. Frantzen * •■•:■:: !-.- . James A. Weight ■ ' . 1 F. Mowleni ';. Henry McNeil; i; Ti Andorson ' . r „ . Jno.- Waldegrave ■ " William Beck Alex. Ferguson r : S.' M J.George s . iX' -.'' l£* :ti?ary ','.•-;-' - „ ;...,' n H. beards ■r' F. 1 Stratford ' : E. Turner ; I "■:' W^Hnnter ! ' Thomas King. ; ft ENTLEMEN',— I beg to thank \Jf you for the above very flattering and powerful requisition, and consider I Would tail m my duty as a Citizen were J to decline toallow mytu>lf to be iNojninatßdas 1 yqur Mayor for the ensuing terra.' . J, cordially agree with you 'that the present time i« a most "imporfciht period m our- history as a ,BpTO«j»h.V We are now aliout to. shoot ahead com^nerciajly from force of circumstances m and around m», '■ which are daily pressing upon us, each one tending to assist m con» aolida ting our jiosition as that of the nioat ceiitml and ini|)ortan tit Hand town m the North Inland. All we require now is to keep ahead of all comj >cii tori and carefully ?tuily to take advantage of that position therehy increa>ing our inipoitance as a Commercial Com* munity. If elected Mayor, I will »« iv times past do all that lies m mo to brin^ greater prosjwrity into our raidst, and on all occasions advocate our wants publicly *nd . privately « More than this I cannot jn-omiHe. Less than this will fail to satisfy. Your Obedient. Servant, JAMES LtNTQN*