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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 87, 16 March 1885, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED — A general servant. ■Apply «t once to Mrs McLkxnax, Lon._'»-nvn "%*"• ANT BD. KNOWN— Room for ** a few quiet horses m Sta.vdahd Paddock. Abundance of feed and water. \ ANTED — A steady, respectable * * lad fora general store. Apply H. PEN'BfeRTHY, MiikillO. WA iNTED— Tenders for electing 28 chiiius of .stab-fence. Specifications to be seeu at. Trondheim Sayv-milJ. Tenders close on SATUR-P&Y-i the 21st of March. "ITTANTKD KNO^N— Clothing ;V-Y made to measure at Factory, prices. N.Z. Clothing Fact kv, the Square. , Of ANTED KNOWN— Just ArVV rived, 250 New Patterns Tweeds, Coating?, and Serges for retailing- purposes. N.Z. .Clothing Factory, the Square. ANTED KNOWN— Selliri»-off at Greater Reductions at R. Thacker's. Central Rmidy Money Store, M.iin street. Shurpe's * A xes, «>*; Parke's Spades, ss; Knives and Forks from 6s per doz. .; Plated Forks y«ry,,dj«'ap ; and .all other Goods at Equally Reduced Prices. TifTANTKD— Tenders for about, W three miles of wire-fencing. !A|»})ly to JM. Pkesdergast, Fitzherbert.. •■ . . ; WANTED KNOWN— There is a vacancy m the Standard Office for a steady turn-over^ and also foi* a respectable' laU an apprenlice. WANTED KNOWN — That Stkvexs & Gokton are purchasers of Timothy Seed (good samples) m -any quantities. WANTKD— Everyone to read P. BellVadveihseriiont 6u fourth jpage m reference lo great sale at ; Victoria House, Wansrauui. WANTED— The public to call on D. Prinsle, and buy their Saddlery. The cheapest houses jin the district. The Square, Palmer stdn North, and next Bellve's Hotel, Feilding. ANTED KNOWN— That F. Whitlock's Worcestershire Relish fc» the best, the purest, the richest, the most delicious, and the cheapest Sauce for gravies, cold 'meats, soups, and every purp se for which Sauce is required! Ask your grocer for Whitlock's Woi-cefttersjrire Relish. Try it once, you will use no other. Whitlock's Delhi Chutney m still to be had at all grocers. .T*T ANTED KNCUVN.. That 1 ;y\ havealwavs on hand and for sale, a large quantity of double and single seji ted Buggies, Ladies' Pbsetons, Waggonettes, Business Spring Traps of ail -descriptions j-Oity Expresses, Sptfng ' Tip Drays ; also, first-class Brougham and 1 first-clas* Landau Carriage. ' Every article built of the best material, and the •workaaajhip is not to be surpassed. Apply to the Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street and Taranaki place. M. Bohan, Proprietor, who has 32 vears' Colonial exuerienoe. WANTED KNO WN— The Manawatu Standard is the pnly newspaper on the. West Coast ; which issuos a fourteen column supple,mcnt every Saturday gratis to all siibsciibersj, N.B. — Subscription, 5/- per quarter. ; ij • PfANOS,. by Hoeling and Spangenberg, and Chappt'll, nmv be had from H. COLLIER i' CO., ; Music Sellers, "Victoria Avenue. ;*;.; ; : notice. finHE Tobacco and Hai»dresning JL Saloon lately carried on by me adjoining the Royal Hotel is nowclosed, and the business transferred to the new piemises next 'Clarendon Hotel, where customer^ will find evei v requisite m tlie trade. i ' ' ' M. LYONS. ;.: '*.'.>. : i: . - -: FOXTON-NEW PLYMOUTH RAIL- ■■:.- ■■■ ■ WAY. : " MANGAHUIA OUTLET DRAIN. WRITTEN TENDERS: will be received at this Office until Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, 1885, for above works. They are to be marked "Tender for Drainage," and addressed to the Hon. the Minisier for Public Work^, and sent to Wanganui Office. Specifications and general condition? may be seen at Railway Stations Foxtou and Palmei'Rton North and Fcildihg. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Overseer' Public \\orks will l>e on the ground on Friday, the 13ih March, to shew the work. JOHN T. STEWART, District Engineer. Public Works Office, ! Wanganui, 7th March, 18S5. PRIVATE ASSEMBLY. A BALL will take place, m the Foresters' Hall on FRIDAY, March 27 t]u Doors open at 8.30, commence at 9 o'clock. Addmission -^-Lady and Gentleman, 4s ; Gallery, Is. <SF You are particularly requested not to turn over this page and read the advertisements on the other side.