Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 20, 22 December 1884, Page 2

I i^^EI^IING[TON Tl^i&nawatu Steam Shippin'g^ Company's Steamer I JANE DOUGLAS, , Fras^ .••tj- \ j stances permitting) on 1 : ■ -'^roiglit: 12/6 per ton. ; J 1 Retnm" Tickets-will be Uwaedorf I md after the ls#H«e«niber, till tne February, §jgßg£>vailable tor Jeturn till the flra«cli n « xt » J^iiUaoH^ iiooolooW \ ■ W.Gt. KOBINSON, i , $ riyiMi^gen^^o^fa^ , Dr J. H. lulnfacintirc, ]j[!ll.C.s'. (England)^ L;S k A.; (London) - — -*>■ *«'V4^vvo«r.iycuidti > :Dupei'uißens a-enTKoyar 'innrmavy; TOstoiy .' " •j MiyioV^&tt^djat^^,!**^^! t te Square, (house lately occupied by MrtWlaideg^a'ires,«!be*ween:'l*[e Jkouw P.of 9 and 10 a.m , 2 and 3 p.m., and 7 aiid 8 p^.m"- 11 ■*''■' ■>'i; Ji i' : ' i] ■ t '" lI ' : - ; i< ! '^ WHQimSALj: '...■ Produce Stores, RANGITIKEI^STREET. value, o .goxeß; „/,,, f •■■-- l - Ditto : ditto best quality, extra jßne. Sugar, Best White. Ditto ditto Brown. Soap, Candles, and Salt, i FLOUR, Best Oamaru Brand. Oatmeal, ditto ditto. Oats, Ohaf, and -^Bran/ A';-\ l,' Ditto for \ Seed, beat sample m market. | POTATO^S,-Early 'Kidney and j Flutes, a fewlradkS only. \ Dijbto Bervyentß, first-fate sample, i | Gtefes -Sfeeds^of every 'deaoWpkon^ ' j Feild Turnips. - J Garden Seeds, a'laVge variety. i FencJngftWires,,Nos;6,7vand!a. ; j Kerosene^iigbejSt. tqst* , , . ; Corrugated Trim . ' - . ! Nelson (S^api'// /•' .'■ >.f--..l > : j All Goods promptly delivered •itp, #n$ { .sßxb, of, the; district.: ,;,. ; r •,; jv,- - ; '^;y,";'; :^ent : s':^ ; . (V 'r,, !; l *Fdr + New .Zealand Barbed Wire "' "'Company, best iand cheapest ' -market., n* ;i ••-.• .• —n.-i • Staples, diamond-pointed. ■ ! ■j Sheep Dip, Cooper's. j Ni.BJ-^An inspection of our Stooks „will satisfy anyone that we can .give the best value m Palmerston , as every prices. , . I r ■ Special Quotations for Large I ' ATJCTIONEERS^ " j Palmerston Nortn and Rangitikei. ■dgentfifini Lx^p^ola/r^LoTuiQn atid^ ' ! ii:-,7 !.ii|^-M..![i' :i -'I rr r ; ;^|i) U" ;f! ':■::': «p MMMMHMai^llHd|L|):': ■;:■•■ !■■ H ;-? - I p.,;.^ > jg-.J Vspeciai|an|iouncement. To Farmers, |owftej:s ?>f^Property, Auctioneer^ Land ; Cojoii)anies, ! Investment Societies^ Commission l^gen^^cf' £_.. |-^m.l/: ■!/...>:■• i NOTICE MESSRS iP^LjpjBSQN:-' rANB .^COTT^ Surveyors and. Commisgion a^ge^t!i; ; beg trt arindlfnce that they have jtwtf 'opehedi a branch of their land agency-business m India, with 1 Which th'<*y foave> arranged 'for the e'xtensive'advertidng of properliie'si fdr ' itt l^ 0w distiribt. • Alreadf many clients have been iiuakinig Ha-. quiries, and the firm anticipate a cdti^deMbl© demand iov>lau(l m M«nV awatu by re^dden^ of India^. They are now prepared to receive, for transmjusion ,to the^r ; bi-auch office m ind^'jiill pai^iculars of fafins and • rural. '.prWenies m these districisl | improved or otherwise, of. winch the | owners wish to dispose. They li&'ve ' teason to be.liev;e^hat >: with ; -the special advani ages of .soil*, *" climate, and geographical position which , ( Manawfttu oflei^,. that many transactions' ad^vnn^ageous to the^vendors endf^the distiict --wiU be etfectedi The 'firm will exert themselves to the utmost m, theiintiei-ißsts ofiche vendors o? agents, \ asd will be satisfied with a reasonable commission, 1 'They truant this effort to introduce ft new and de^ir^ble class of settlers will be appreciated, and they;" give itheir assurance that np l effott'Bhiall:be wanting, on their p#rt; , \6 secUrQ the best, value obtaiuable.fpr their clients. It is desirable that, no ' time be lost m forwarding to! (tfeeu'PrtltnoVston ofliceall the required, jwtiUiasukw's : for eai'ly transmission to; IndW v ■ - ; .i- E^ch^iigi- Birildiug* r - : , ik W I j June 4 t 1884.