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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 91, 20 March 1885, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED— For Wunganui and country, several general servants, hmisomaids; nui"se"girls, men and women cooks, barmaids, waiti esses, &c. Apply Wanganui Labor Exchange, Victoria Avenue. VJLJ ANTED KNOWN— Room for v * a few quiet horses m Standard Paddock. Abundance of feed and w.-uer. . , . WANII'ED KNO WX— OL-.thing made to measure at Factory prices. N.Z. Clothing Fact kv, the Square. ** \\T ANTED KNOWN— Just ArY\ rived, 250 New Patterns Tweeds, C'-atingy, and Serges for retailing purposes. Js.Z. Clothing Factory, the Square. ANTED KNOWN— Sellhis-off at Greater Reductions at R. ThackeuV Central Ready Money Store, Main-street. Sharpe's Axes, Q<: Parke's Spades, ss; Knives and Forks from 6s per doz. ; Plated Forks very nheap ; and all other Goods at equally Reduced Prices ■—1 —-■ —^ WANTED KNOWN— There is a vacancy m the, Standard OHice for a steady Turn-over, and also foi" n respectable lad a.s apprentice. WANTKD— Every one to read P. ( Bell's advertisement oh fourth pn ; s« m leferehce to great .sale at Victoria Mouse, Wariyanui. WANTB.D— The public to call on D. Prinsle, and buy their Saddlery. The cheapest houses m the district. The Square, Palmer ston North, and next Bellve*s Hotel, Feildinir. WANTED KNOWN— That F. Whitlock's WtW-cestersh ire Relish i.-, the best, the purest, the richest, the most delicious, and the I cheapest Sauce for gravies, cold t»ieats, soups, and every purp se for which ; Sauce is required. Ask your grocer | l for Whitlock's Worcef.te.ih! lire Uelish. Try it once, you will use no other. ; Whitlock's Delhi' Chutney is still to be had at all grocers. -WANTED KNOWN. Th*t I Vf havealwavs on hanu and for sale, a large quantity of double and single-seated Buggies, Ladies' 'Phse- ! tons, Waggonettes, Business Spring Traps of ail descriptions, City Expresses, Spring Tip Drays; nlso, first-class Brougham and 1 first-claw Landau Carriage. Every article built of the best material, and the workiaaajhip is not , to be surpassed. Apply to the Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street nnd Taranaki place.. M. Bohan > Proprietor, who \ lias 32 years' Colonial experience. f '„',. , : i WANTED KNOWN. fTIfIAT T. HALL is doing all ' X kinds of Coach Building and Kepairing 1 and Wheelwnght's work at the Terrace End. Shoeing Forge (Brazier's). 30 years' experience. £2 REWARD. WILL »>e given to any person who will give information that will lead to the conviction of the thief or thieves who stole the Cucumbers" and Vegetable Marrows <>«« of my garden; or the amount will be given to the thief himself if he will come and claim it. H. T. AKERS. BRINSMEAD'S Celebrated Pianos may be liad from H' COLLTE R «fe CO., Pianoforte Importers, Wauganui. PIANOS may be purchased by Monthly Payments of £2 6s and upwards, at H. COLLIER & i CO., Music Seller", .Wanganui. HALL TO LET. THE undersigned is prepared to make arrangements with parties desirous of engaging the Public Room m the Building known us Bank Chambers. Also, Spacious Shop to let. For particulars apply to the Caretaker, T. JORDAN, Brnad-st reet. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATIJ RAILWAY COMPANY, (Limited). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Til HE Fourth Annual General JL Meeting of the Company will beheld at the Hall of the Chamber of Commerce, m the City of Wellington, 1 on MONDAY, the 30th March, 1885, at 12 o'clock noon. BUSINES3 : To receive Directors' Report and Balance sheet Election of Three Directors Election of Auditors And General. Messrs J. E. Nathan, W. H. Levin, and J. Linton are the retiring Directors. Messrs Nathan and Levin, being eligible, offer themselves for reelection, but Mr Linton retires. JAMES WALLACE, Secret ;uy. Wellington, 17th March, 1885. NOTICE TO SUB*UIUBLKS. IT is requested that all complaints of irregularity of di.Uve.vy m-iy be made to the Office at mu-e, so that they may be duly inquired into. TO LET. t I.^HE Shops under the Standard J_ Office. Terms reasonable to a : permanent, tenant. . , . . You are particularly requested not to turn over this page and read the advertisements on the other side.