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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 138, 21 November 1884, Page 2

INTENDING PURCHASERS OF Clotlsß% J |PRJW6 # jWMMER Should Visit the NEW ZEALAND r . r ; CLOTHING FACTOR'S Where they can select from the Largest ''Variety of Fashionable Garments, manufactured ftom sound and reliable New Zealand Tweeds. ; The well-known reputation onjoyed * , by, the Firm of Selling .•• A Genuine Article at WholeshU- . Price ...,;? \ -vHas resulted m an increase of Buisi^ nesjj during the past season, and : they ;?"£ -i'-* can ndw boast' of .having '■ j. «t3 Retail Brandies m New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce, econQmjswg;both^nißteriUl and labour, and ensuring to their patrons a further benefit m the shape of a still j •j- _■_ .': n-^~-^" -TrVb*rVovv*riAs.Z^l 'PCS. • ■ . • "''•*" _____ \ Shirts, TJhderclotiiing, Hats and. Caps, Portmanteaus, and -.- - ..•- every requisite at;*; ') \ "Wholesale Price. 5 Agents for the Celebrated : „ . ■ , Wertheim SEWING MACHINES. E. Johnston* Manager Palnierston North Branch „ New Zealand Clothing 1 Factoiy, THE SQUARE. MEDICAL NOTICE. DJIiCTJRL (of Rangitikei) may be consulted e\^ry FRrDAY, at Remington's Dispensary, Rangitikei Roal, from 1 to half-past 5 o'clock m the afternoon. * . Mr/Reihirigton is authorized ; to give any information sis to fees^ and t6 arrange for out-door visits if requited. Patients a);e invited to ATTEND". EARLY, s to n giye time foiv; careful Examination. i h f. -g _ . : rl S « '•■•■"■ fr ''fej ' S „■■:,.<■,- W.^.- K ||- t-i *< ■■■'■■•■■ : . ■ B tf * - ,m .^ ? ■■-.-■■' i . '■■■■-> £ ■<•■ 'X- ! : ; : vl : SPE(iAL ANNOUNCEMENTS To P a armer,s» Owners iQfJProperty^ ■ Auctioneers, Land Companies, Investment Societies, Commission , Agents, . .' ' : :.v. ; ; NOTIC E EXTR^AORDINARtV MESSRS PALMERSON AND SCOTT,' Surveyors and Com-i mission Agents, beg to announce that theyyUavJß. jusi. opened a ; branch of ! their land agency business m India, with^ which 1 / they have aniiriged for the extensive advertising of properties for sale m this district. Already man^clients haye been^mjiking inquiries, and the . firm anticipate a considerable detmind jor 'laud m Man- '■ awatu by residents of India. "They; are , now pi'epaiiud •to receive, for transmission to their bmuch office m India, full particulars of farms and rural pi'opjertiea m these districts, improved or otherwise, of which the owners wish; to dispose. They have leason to believe :that with the special' advantages of soil, climate, and geographical position which Manawatu offers, that many transactions advantageous io the' vendors end the district will be effected. -The firm will exert themselves to the utmost m the interests of the vendors or agents, and will be satisfied with a reasonable commission. trust this, effort to introduce a new and' desif - a : bie class of settlers will be appreciated, and they give' their^ assurance that no effort shall t>e wanting on their part to; secure the best value obiainifiliie for tjieir clients. It is desii;able that no i time «hould ; bev]lost m forwarding to : their Palnierston office all the required paj'iicuiars for eaily transmission to : India. 'V-\V :i - ;i ! Exchange Buildings, June 4, 1884. Iloadloy, liyon, «& Co., Land, Stock, and Station Agents, NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Hawke's Bay. Stock Sales held at Hastings, first Thursday m every month. ■ hi T U W I HT » r e *• a i » imr » ME E: EtiERY GILKEKT. MAKING four visits m th<> year ■:\ bietweW Waiiganui and Palmerston, calling at all the town and country districts; having with him a good supply of a-11 > kinds of m terial for repairing Pianos, and Harmonium^ &c. Orders loit at the Standard Oflice will be attended to. , t'JPiarios tuned by the year. Next visit to Palmerston, January, .. .-.-'■•■;::• ■■■■■■■■■<■}■■ 1885. ■■■■■■•■■ ■'■■ V ■