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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 138, 21 November 1884, Page 1

Terrace End and Palmersto. rnUE undersigned V.egs to notii X to the public of Paliiierston h - intention of miming a coach, betwee; tlie Square and Terrace End, Fare, 6d each. way. Parcels Delivered liafrs; -^.-J^iyHte individuate can arrange with tlur-.pi'oprieTui m.mnui uy iuv coach, at reduced rates by the week. D. CLIFFORD, * Priuccss Hotel, Terrace End. To Stand this Season m the Foxton, Palmerston. Feilding, Halcombe, Sandon, and Bulls Districts. THE PURE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE Sir Robert Bruce BRED by the owner at Waimptn, Otngo, is out of Daisy by. Si/ Win.. Wallace, was foaled December 2, 1877, and is now rising 7 years ohl. Is a very licli bay, 16| hands high, on short firm legs, lias immense bone of good quality, arid plenty of hair, is remarkably active, mid has a fiiu temper. He lias obtained the chain • pion prize m Wanganui three years m succession. For Pedigree see card*. Terms: £4 10s. Further particulars on application to the groom m charge. . , . .: JOHN MILLAR. Owner : W. Ckaig. : Susli Faa'Biilng Made Easy. LINTOK'S PATENT Stump Extractor. ft iHB above will remove tlip X Largest Stumpi bodily out of the ground with a small,, expenditure of manual power. ''.. , ,*.;. ; Prices on application to JAMES LINTON, The Square, Pal mevston • North; 5 BUTTER^KEGS 1 Tawa KegS'(split staves), "'Spirit' & Beer Kegs, CHEESE. VATS, j:;Brewers' Vats, Churns, &c. Havinff machinery for the manufacture of Tallow Casks, I can supply these at low rates aud on the shortest notice. Tawa, Kauri, and Oak Kegs. j W, COOK-^-Coopeir, Main-street, Palmerstou N. \J™i Gauges' i ia <"* H Circulation j n Mj^fc^^ 0 (I 'strict, r*^^^-^^ MAKE your wants known through the columns of the Standard. Its wide circulation will ensure their being mob. WOODVILLE TEJ?fIPEriAi\ T CJB HOTB2Ii. THOMAS"~GILBEET BEGS to inform his friends and the public that he has Purchased the above Hotel, and has decided to make Extensive Improvements, which, when completed, will compare favourably with any Hotel m the district. A first-class table is kept and TempeVince Drinks of every description cau. be had at the Ear. "Visitorfs will n'ud all the quiet of a home at tho. above establishment. Hot Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.-in. Meals at. all hours. Board, £1 per week. Meals and Beds, Is. Good' Stalling and Paddocks, T. GILBERT../. PitoPßifeTOß.