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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 56, 7 February 1885, Page 1

IMPOETffIi:, A Want Long Felt Notu Remedied. A. PETERSON, THk SQUARE, HAS much pleasure m announcing si-it o the public of Palmerston that fceKbas soenred the services of a first-Ajliisb^practical mechanic, and thatiaUhvork cntrnsled to h ; m will receiye^irompt and skilful attention. Locks; -Liiwn Mowers, Pumps, Lamps, Sewling Machines, &c, &c, lepaired. WorV promptly attended to. Char^e* moderate. i - ' ' ■ -■ Cirtlß HOTEL '■"•' The Squaee, ! PALM icRSTON NORTH; ' H. T. AKEES..... Pioprietok, (Late Manager Rutland Hotel, Wanganni.) Charges) Moderate. Flrst-Cluss Sample Rooms Good Stabling and Secure Paddocks. Every cave taken, but no . ... . respoiL-ibility. s Porter m attendance on the arrival of every train. Luncheon ... .*.. 12 to 2 p.m. Dinner ... ... 6 p.m. „ : — ' v '-. ■ •• ==r NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ffIHE Undersigned be^s to anX nounce to the residents of Palmeraton and a«ljacent districts that he ha* purchased the busings lately carried on by Messrs Lonn'd and Pederson, m Main-stree«, and bopt-s. to retain the support so liberally accorded to his predecessors. Quality of Workmanship Unsurpassed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Plain and Corrugated Irosi Tanks of all Seizes. Spouting, Plumbing Work, 6fc. A large stock of "Tinware always on hand. JAMES RAWLINS; . (Late Lound & Pederson.) Main-Street, ' Palmerston North. Riehtcr, UJTaiuiestad & Co Steam Saw PLANING MILLS. Paltnerston North, Manawatu. MOULDING "ARCHITRAVES, Etc., always on hand. Contracts for Timber supplied from any of their Saw Mills. Their Stecin Flour Mill is also m full . working order. Silk Dressed Flour of Best Quality. INSPECT i KNOX'S Fresh Consignment BOOTS JUST AERIVED Best Yalne In the District OSEAP AND GOOH 1 Gdei-s for besppke work carefully attended to, and with despatch. W. KN0X, ....:.;.. f '; . '. . . . .Phopeietor, The. Square. [La*« D. Clifford's.) FOU SALE. ON very reasonable terms, Grand Church Organ, 3 ociaves, 20 stops, nine sets reeds; Height, 9 feet; length, 4 ieel 2 inches ; width, 2 feet 2 inches: weight, about GOUH>s. The iitetrnnaent haa inmun.se pow vr and yolum'e ot tone. The case is of i»plid black walunt, and ihe pipes arc j-jebly embellnlnd with gold. Price and terms on application at Stand akd Office. JSJ.B. — The above is one of the finest instruments ever imported into tjie colony, and. ja being offered a