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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 25, 30 December 1884, Page 1

, IMPOETANT. A ■ Want long Felt Noiu ■'.' . Remedied, A. PETERSON, TSE BQUA.RE, HAS much pleasure m announcing to the public of Palmerston that he has secured the services of a first-class practical mechanic, and that all work entrusted to him will receive prompt and skilful attention. Locks, Lawn Mowers, Pumps; Lamps, Sewing Machines, &c, &c, repaired. Work promptly attended to. Charges moderate. NOTICE) TO THE PUBLIC. riIHE Undersigned begs to an- | nounce to the residents of Palmerston and adjacent districts that he has purchased the business lately carried on by Messrs Lound and Pederson, m Main-street, and hopes to retain the support so liberally accorded to his predecessors. Quality of Workmanship Unsurpassed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Plain and Corrugated Iron ' Tanks of all Sizes. Spouting, Plumbing WorJc, fyc. A large stock of Tinware always on band. JAMES ITaWLINS, (Late Lound & Pederson.) Main-Street, Palmerston North} Bichter, Bfannestad & Co Steam Saw and PLANING MILLS. Palmerston North, Manawatn. MOULDING "ARCHITRAVES, Efcaj always on hand. Contracts for Timber supplied from any of their Saw Mills. Their Stecm Flour Mill is also m ful -working order. SiHt Dressed Flonr of Best Quality. C. S. GATTON, BOOT AS» BHOJIAKEB, The Square, Palmerston North. THANKS his numerous patrons for the support accorded him since his return to Paimerston, and assures them that no effort shall be wanting on his part to enable him toj sustain the high character his Goods have always obtained None but the Best Material and Workmanship employed. C. S. GATTON, Next the Commercial Hotel. (The Standard Office.') BUTTER KEGS Tawa KegS (split staves), Spirit & Beer Kegs, CHEESE VATS, Brewers 1 Vats, Churns, &c. Having machinery ftr the manufacture of Tallow Casks, J can supply these at low rates and on the shortest notice. Tawa, Kauri, and Oak Kegs. W. COOK.- — Cooper, | Main-street, Palmerston N. FOR SALE. OK very reasonable terms, Grand Church Organ, 3 ociaves, 20 stops, nine *ets reeds. Height, 9 feet; length, 4 feet 2 inches j width, 2 feet 2 inches ; weight, about 6001bs. The instrument has immense power and volume of tone. The case is of solid black walnut, and the pipes are richly embellished with gold. Price and terms on application at Standard Office. N.B.— The above is one of the finest instruments ever imported into the colony, and is being offered a bargain;