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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 138, 16 May 1885, Page 1

WANTED— Purchasers for good Cooking Apples. New Fruit Mart under Standard Office. Jl. G-akdes, Proprietoi. TTTAN'FED^An Investment for £400, VV trust moneys. Intercut, 10 |. or cent. Town or countiy. but security must be ample. Apply by letter. S.J.C., Staxdaud Office. WANTED — Purchasers for Horse Covers, Men's and Boys' Leggings. Winter season advancing. Come early and inspect. (New Goods.) D. Pringle, Saddler. TTrANTED— Every one to Head P. 7 T Bell's advertisement on fourth [>agcin reference to great sale at Victoria House, Wanjjr.iui!. WAN T V, ! > KNOW N— FtjkiVs . Oonsult:iti.»:i i.s Genuine. The Large number of Tickets ii'ieidy sold proves the asfmudcsicc of. the pul'lie. Will positively 'Olosc ?»lay 22nd. Early application necessary. "irr ANTED KNOWN— There is a vaT 7 c nicy m the Hta?:i>Abd Office for a steady Turn -over. 'and also fur ;i ru-'peri-ib]p lad as Apprentice. \TrANTKD~KNOW-NT— Tre««T>M3ers~i!i V? STAXDATti) Jlav Paddock or Tush Paddick (Doiiclly's) v.'ill Le prosecuted. "\TTANTEb KXOWX-Mr H. AT. lY;:svy T .Sow, Wiing/inni Laleor Exchange, has been appointed Agent for Maxavtatu | Standakd. OlHce : Victoria Avenue, Wan- ' ganui. W"~ AXTi-i)~KNOu'N— Thsit Bill [[avis and MfcriioiK-ndvin Foi in-; arc Icing print a 1 and doliveied m any par' of the district ;\t ?f>>is 17.-; per tliousand. at the Stand Kmt> Steam Printing Office, Palmerston Nor Mi. ' WANTED KNOWN— Mr J. F. Axdeupon )\m ) ecu appointed Agent for the Standard at Otaki. . XTTANTBD" KNOWNI-The Manawatu VV Stakdakd has by far the Lirpcst i circula(i<:n of any ncw.spaper published m ' Manawatu. r,?id is meoinpaiably the best and cheapest advertising medium m the . district. WANTED KNOWN— Fkaseii 8r.03.,, Awahuri, have for Sale Timothy and other Grass Seed:? at lowest current rat.;.-;. ANTED itNOV/N l^Thc Country Ediii'.sn of ibe MAKAWAT'J Rtakd-' ahi> goes to ])xo»j at H. 45. Advertisements received till 2 p.m. A NTED '"KNTTwn"— I J^.^foTftlew quiet Horses m STAXDAUD J'addock. Abundance of feed and water. ! \^,/'A>;TED KNOWN— That V. V\'hit V V lock:. Worcestershire Keli^ii-iiJ the bei?t ( the purest, the richest, the most delioioas, and (he clie:ipe-t fcviuce tor gnvvies cold meits. soup.-:, and every purpose for which Sauce i.s required. Ask your grocer for WhttiaiCK'.s Worcestershire Relish. Try it once, you will u--c no other. Wi'iTLocsi'ri Delhi Chutney i.s still to be had at' all grocers. W" ANTED KNOWN— That T have always on luind and for Kale, a large quantity -of Double and Single-seated lUiggies, Ladies' Photons. Waggonettes, Business Spring. Traps of all descriptions. City Expresses. Spring Tip Drays ; also, ljrst-clnss Jivougiir.ni and 1 iir.it-class Landau Carriage. Every article built of the best material, and the workmanship is not to be surpassed. Apply to the Wellington Coach Factory. Manners-street and Taran aid Place. M. Bohax, Proprietor, who has 32 years' Colonial experience. Woolcock &. Hosking, BTjACK SMITHS, Farriers, and Wheelwrights, Main-street West, PALMERSTON NORTH. IMPROVED CORISIIStf RANGES Made to order, to burn cither w.,od or ooal. Anyone about to builil, would do well to first iusnect the above. Every description of work executed with despatch. Horse-shoeing a Specialty. Iron Pipes screwed and cut to any leugth or sizePALMERSTON NOBTH VIfITEKIXAKY SHOEING FORGE, Corner R:in«itikei and Oubn-streels. (Jsext Ciareudon Hotel.) W. T. WOOD, PEOPRIETOR. All description of. General Black- j smith's work done. j i .. _. j . Agricultural Implements made and lejiaiird'. i Shoeing done with care and <m an entirely now. principle, under the. personal supervision oF the proprietor. All Work Guaranteed. Charges Modei-att',