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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 139, 22 November 1884, Page 2

| ;^Ht^|t|^ A] SPRING f^UiVlMiSEASON Should Visit the J^^W^EALANi)' " r> "* GLMM»a EAGTOEY^S | Branchy iWherc they can select |roni the Largtest Variety of Fashionable Garments, jman ivfjjctiiied^fmm soufid ami frel \vM& \ 'itfew Zenlanrt Tweeds. The w.t<ll4ch6wn reputation on joyed | by the Firm of Selling AiM e WM>M Article: M:\ Wholesale | Price Has resulted 1 iii an- increase of Business during the past scasou, and they j ? ca^j jnoyr lipast -of having \\K<■ | ; "23 Retail Branches m New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce, economising both material and. labour, and Insuring to th&r patrons a further f benefit m the shape of a still Lod)3^ l&ffiehfWhdlesaleP'ncei. I Shirts, Underclotliing, Hats and ,, ; \ ... ii, . every requisite at . ;; * . j Wholesale Price- . : Agents for the Celebrated I Wertheim j SEWUSTG ■'■' MACHINfiSV | E. JTohnsron, ifiinager Palnierston -North Branch | New Zealand Clothing Factory, j . : the square; ; MEDICAL NOTICE. DR CU,RL ; (of Rangitikei) may be eonsiilted every FRIDAY, ait Remington's Dispensary, Rangitikei Rod, from 1 to half-past 5 of clock, in the afternoon. 1 Mr keinington is authorized to give ajny information as to fees, and to arrange for out-doorvisits if requited. — f-*at*ent"» we iiwitcd to ATTEND. EAiIL\ r ,7, ;to .give time for careful Examination. M -.it,-'..''' > \i - • ;■■' ■■ : : ; jjL| ■■■! ..,:.•■ ... ..: . M ':•-• •■•fl ; W « g '.- •= ' : ■•■■•■■-:•■ ;0 B '* % "' '■ : ' OS § 1 ■ : g vr 4 1 ;; : H IP ■.:;;,. j . ..::■■ <;■ •;■ :; : ■■; "> ■ pNOtTNCpMENi. ■ TpVParmersV Owners of Property,. Auctioneers) Land Companies) i Investment Societies) Commission iAgentS) &c . ". , JNO'tK?E EXTRAORDINARY MESSRS PALIVCERSON AND' SCOTT, Surveyors amd Commission Agents, beg to announce that they have j.ust opened,, a branch of tiieir land agency .business m India, with which they havO; arranged for the extensive advertising of properties for sale m this district. 'Already mauy clients have been making inquiries, and the firm anticipate a considerable demand: lor land m Manajwatu by residents of India. They are v noWf prepared to ieceiye, foi?; transmission to their bmnch office m India, full particulars of farms and rural properties m these districts, improved or othnrwise, of whicli the o!wners wish touliipose. ; : Tlieyv have lpason to believe that with the special advantages of 1: soil, climate, and geographical position which Maiiawatu offers, I hat many transactions advantageous I o the, vendors end, the ciistricb- will" BeJ eflect&d."" The Pfirm will exert themselves to the utmost m the interest" of Alieiveiidbvs or agents, aisd will be satisfied with a reasonable cojiuroi&sioni. trust ;tliia ; effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlers will be appTj>cfated, and they give their assurance that no wanting on tneir part to secure the best. value obtainable for their clients. It is desirable that, no tjme should be lost m forwarding to their Pahnerston office all the required particulars for eavly. transmission to J^ndia. • Exchange Buildings, - j June 4, 1884. : ■■'■- Hoadley, liyon, & Co., • AUCTIOJSTEERS, Land, Stock, and Station Agents, i NAPIER AND HASTINGS, I Hawke's B xy. Stock Sales held at Ilaxtijigs, first i Thursday m every 'mo'ntli. REI'AIIIING ? MB E. ELLEEY GILBERT. il-iFAiEING four visits m th- year JjLL " betwseen , ! *••<■•■ Wanganui ■'•■■'■ and r Palmerston, calling at all the town apd country districts, having witli him a good supply of all kinds of m terial for iftpairing Pianos, ami Ilarmcniump, &c. Orders left at the . Si'ANdabd Office will be attended to. * Pianos timed by the year. Next visit to Palnierston, Jannarv, 1885.