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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 65, 18 February 1885, Page 1

NEW YEAR ■ ANNOUNCEMENT. Wollerinaii & Iliitcliesoii* : "- •'•■•" ' Wholesale Wine and Spirit :: Mer chant s, Wish specially to direct the attention ; of their customers ■ami" the public of ' PalttUTflton arid surrounding districts to the. arrangements they have just |: conlpleted for the Christmas Eolidays. Besides a constant supply of Dunedin and local Ales, we have laid m a stock of choice European and Colonial « ■ Wfnis s^ arid are no\yj ready to, r supj>ly tampers of dozens at exceptionally low prices. are a few- of the leading" brands ke^t m. stock:— ' Brandies— Hennessey's. I and 3 , star, Lucien Bellot, Mewkow, &c. Whukies -'- Kiimarnock V 0., Dunville, Usher's Special Reserve, , Carrick Bland, Sic. : Ports & Cherries of the best • selected brands. : Australian Wines- Rich Conrstantia, Muscat, Coniooo, and others too numerous to mention. BprdeauxWines— st Juiien, St. Gavin, La ftose, and Margant. ? ' . Sparkliiig 1 Wines — eiicqnot, ' Pbineroy; Muscatel, &c. ' r: v>< English Aleis & Stouts m pints and o^natts.' 1 : i: ' " - v W. and H. Would also 1 call special attetftiohi 'to? -their large* and varied asiorjtißeut, : of Cbristmas fruits; also, to, their very large stjjclc, of Teas and •Sugars, selected from the lest markets, itml cnaranteed to* be of the finest qualities. \; 1 ■;_/_. /,.:./ We ha.ye.also jiis>t opened out a firstclass assbriment'of Crockery and Glass--W.are.> v Aud all who wish to, present 'heir friends with suitable Cliriilmas Presents," are invited to ilispect our of. Ornamental Vases, Flower PotS, &C. , . ; „ , , To. tls,'PtibUc.of'P,ahtentQn and ■ tSw'hiindmg 'Districts. > ; A word on Fine Arts. Furnishing is an Art, "Yes" One of High Arts. rjIHE Art of JFuruishing deals with JL .so many and such various branches of art, and if properly exercised demands from those who practice it so much ability and artistic . 'feeling, that it may fairly claim to rank among the Fine Arts. ; That it > properly occupied this position is > indisputable, and there seems no resisW wh) v it should' not "resume its ; jfla.ee.. , „ , 1 Pui chasing Furniture is a simple . task. You have polite shopkeepers and salt&inen to .swear black is white. This * or that article is jusfc the verythins;, quite uew, only opened up this niorning. ', But you say "Will it match niy' curtains or carpet." "Oh yes-, 1 Ma'n'mj couldn't be nearer," never , l thinking whether they are olive, •^reeii, or crushed strawberry. ' 1 - Why not save all worry of mateh -i . in^ *y[>d cont.ra*ts and, .make your home cosy, and neat by employing Uuhalstefers- 'who: make it their . study to avoid the gaudy and niercy ti'icidus, and % to procure patterns and ' colours that- will not offeud the eye. £10 spent l»y theui will equal £D 0 spen£ iiyiidiciously. . ; ; Your . fayours .are respectfully solicited. Experienced Upholsterer ; will .jattend- given residences to take , nicasuvcoa.eutH .and fix^ also to sew r aud lay Carpets, cut and fit loose . .Ooyers. j jEyery,' de^ci iptiyn^iof , Upholstery work made up ana executed at the Factory, Main- street. , , . MITCHELL "a^STUTTEE, Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers, Main-street and The Square. 1 VV, H. Nettleship, (Late J. King & Co.) MANUFACTURING GOLD AND } SILVERSMITH, masonic Jeweller & Medalist, fflectro-plater and Gilder. Repairs Neatly Executed. 1 1 k-" Old Gold aud Silver Bought. ' Victoriii Avenue, Wungamii, 3 doors ! from the Post Office. ' NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. Hi l^ * s requested that all complaints '»; JL; of irregularity of delivevy may 3 » 1 bo made to the Ottice at once, so that I they may be doty inquired iuto,