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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 138, 16 May 1885, Page 3

Mr F. A. Coxhead, photographer, of Dmibdiii, was this morning engaged m taking a view of the New Z«-aluti<l CiotiiJtig Factory premises litre. Mr Johstoti, tlm umnagor, iiiforniß us that tlif proprietors intend exhibiting a monster photo sliii Itl ut the forthcoming Inter i national Exhibition to bu ' held at Wellington. The shield will comprise views of all the New Zealand branches of the Factor}*, numbering twenty-five, and will i>.- iiioiiiitt;(i m a huiiddomo frame, the whole measuring about 12 squire feet. Mr Littlejhon is kept quite busy repairing jewellery und other goods. Those who have patronized Mr Littlejohn since his advent here are more than satisfied with his workmanship and surprised at the exceedingly low price charged for repairs. Our local tannery company has turned out some excellent wool mats m both white and dyed colors. The goods are indeed a credit to the factory and should meet with ready sale both m this district and whore exported. Samples may be seen at Mr A. Peterson's store m the Square. Official notice is given that Mr J. H. Bnnneister I mis applied to transfer his section iv Kui rauga to Mr James Bell. Mr H. McNeil requires paddnckiug for 3 or 4 cows for the winter months. The Woodville Dairy Factory has 37,000 lbs of cheese m stock at present. The Wanganui Gold Prospecting Company hay« selected a pally of prospectors to go out tinder their auspices. The party will mske a start early next week. At the conclusion of the first charge against C. S. Cross, for embezzlement of the funds of the Heads Railway Company, accused who reserved his defence was committed for trial at the sitting of tha Supreme Court, to be held at Wanganui m September next. Bail was accepted, accused m £500, and one surety Mr Harley, m £'500. Messrs Welch and Co. are kept very busy early and late getting their largo Btock into order. They expect to have it open for inspoction during the beginning of next week. They find their premises none too large for the goods now being opened up, which for variety, ex« cellence, and novelty it would be difficult to surpass even m the larger towns. The chief feature m their business will be the exceptionally reasonable prices, their special Home Arrangements enabling them to sell at English co«t. Purchasers m this district who have hilherto had to pay high prices for (stationery goods, <k\\\ be glad to avail themselves of an opportunity of obtaining wtiat they require at much cheaper rates. The new firm will content themselves with reasonable profits and by that means will soon seen re an extensive and lucrative business. ■

Messrs Greenwood & Son, Dentists.. Wanganui, Registered under the Imperial Colonial Acts. Dentistry m all its branches. Mr Greenwood brings with him all the requisite apparatus for administrating Nitrir ous Oxide Gas for the painless extraction of teeth. Mr Greenwood maybe consulted at Palraerston on — a* Walkley's Hotel.— [advt.] ONK BOX Olf CLAUKE'S B 41 PIL.LS U warranted to Cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs, m either sex (acquired or constitutional). Gmvtil, and l'nins m the Buck. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold m Boxea, 4s 6d each, "by all Chimists and Patent Medicine Vendors ; Sole proprietors. Thk Lixcolk axd Mini. an i> Coustiks DittTit Co., Lirn-oln, England. Wholesale of all th« Wholesale House. SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTRACT — Surgical Clinc of Prof. M'lntyre, College of Physician* and Surgeons, St. Louis— Seirrnu* of BroiLst— Excision. Eucalypti Extract employed. No swelling, heat or discoloration. Cured m U days. SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTUACT. toiler, SI.D., Prof. University, Greifswald, roporto :•— diptherio. Tonsils continually coherent, presenting ulcers with white exudats. Cured m 14 days. SANDER AND SONS' EUCALYPTI EXTUACT- — KosIer, M.D., Pro. Unirersity, Greifswald, reports :— The Euca. Ertr. pro Tod magnificently sue. ce.ssfu) m rery serere contusions, bruisps, sprains, wounds, scaldiugs, broken ribs and limb.H. ' SiVNDEB AND SONS' EUCALYPTI* EXTRACT (Clinical Record, 1880).— The mcd. profession uses m gonorrhoea, as an injection, an emulsion of one ounce Eu?. Extract, one ounce gum Arabic, nud 30 or 40 ounce 3 of water, applied four times daily.

ALEXANDER FERGUSON, IMPORTER, &c, WHOLESALE & RETAIL STOKES, The Square, Palmeraton North. GROCEEIES, Families watted on for orders. H ARmVABE, See Advertisement on Fir*t Page. AGENT FOR Sufcton & Sons, of London. Chv. Hansen, of Copenhagen. Nolson, Moate, <fc Co., of Christrchurch. Garrett & Buchanan, of Philadelphia. Licensed Dealer m Firearms and Ammunition.

THE! *A1" BUTCnERY MOORE & CARTER, having taken possession of the pieluiHeH formerly occupied by Mr James Heaton, baker, the Square, and hay- J ing made extensive alterations, intend j carrying on the Butchering Business ] m all its branches ; and by civility, combined with cleanliness and atten- i tion to customers, they hope to gain a reputation, and also a fair share of public patronage. Small Goods Department (a speciality). None but pure and good material used m manufacturing iheae goods. German Sausages, Black and White Puddings. Hot Saveloys and Fagots eveiy Friday evening. U .B.— Our Cart will run daily round the Town and Terrace End. Please note the Address — MooRE & Carter, Family TButcheis, next Toppiug's, the Square, Palmerston N. PALMERSTON NORTH ltifles will Parade Inspection PUIDAY, 29ih M«y, at 7.30 p.m.; it' wet, 3rd Ju :e. C. STAPI\ Major.