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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 6, 5 June 1885, Page 3

Wanted. . „ ■ j n WASTED or WANTED' KNO'Wfc Advertisements, not exceeding t\\v:ity w>r<U. One Shilling, pre-paid. UrAXT 'I')— Immediately, a : General ' Si: -iifc. Apply to Mra G. F. . F wkins. ' i ireh-street. XTTANTiSD— Immediately, a HonseV V maid and Kitchen Maid ii<r a country IFofol. Apply Wanganui Labour Exchange, Viet. >ria Avenue. "TTTANTISD— A~Sitnation by a gently T T man as Tutor m a private family m tmvn or country. No objecAon to assist m light work. Apply Wanganui Labour Exchange. WANTED— A Handy Girl (one f ro» the country preferred) for a private family ; good wages ; comfortable homejj Apply at this Office • .1(1 Wanted Known. -r WANTED KNOWN— Oats! Oats! Oats !1 !. In aliy quantity at 2s 8d per bushel at Wolmskman & HutcheSoN'S, The Square, Palmerston. ANTED KNOWN— Parties furuishing are requested to inspect the stock of Crockery and Glassware at WoLleraiax & Hutchbsox's, The Square, Palmerston N. WANTED KNOWN — New Castle Coals, ex T. W. Lucas, on trucks at ship's side, 34s per ton. John RENDER, Coal Merchant, Wanganni. ANTED KNOWN— Special attention directed to advertisement' from N.Z. Clothing Factory, which appears on first page. Turn over and look at it. [For remainder of ty anted and Wanted Known Advts. see First Page.] "Yet Another CONSIGNMENT OF THKSE BLANKETS, Tn Size and Qualities to suit all require ments, and for Value it will be found hard to equal. THESE BLANKETS To be Seen at THE BOUT MARCHES. C. M. Ross & Co. Are now Showing the most Complete Stock of Men's. Boys', and Youths' Clothing they have ever held at one time. Men's Tweed aud Beaver Overcoats. Men's Shirts. Hats, and Hosiery m Great Variety and of Sterling Value. C. M. KOSS & CO., The Bon March*. OUE SHOW-EOOM Contains a Splendid Stock of Mantles, Ulsters. Skirts, Costumes. Corsets, and Underclothing. MILLINERY To suit any taste, made up on the shortest notice by MTSS McKENNA, under whose charge our Show-Room is now placed. DEESS STUFFS, Of these we have a very Large Stock, and the Value we are offering speaks for itself, AT THE BON MARCUE, C. M. ROSS & CO. TEMPLE OF_ FASHION. The undersigned has much pleasure- m notifying the Arrival of Autumn & Winter GOODS, Consisting of Large Varieties m Choice and Fashionable Assortments just to hand direct from the Scotch and English Markets And also the N.Z. MOSGIEL AND KAIAPOI FACTORIES. T. T. KERSLAKE, Temple of Fashion, (Next Foresters' Hall.) TO THOSE DESIEOUS OF OBjj TUNING FIRST-CLAS BUILDING SITES NEAR TH SQUARE THE whole of the Sections on'botli dides of Andrew Young-street^ with the frontages to Main and Cubastreets, will be placed m the market for sale at at early date. The terms will be by 10 annual instalment free of interest, with option of paying the balance off at any time. JAMES LJNTON. Mavch 30th, 1885. . "— T^MPLOYEKS wanting Servants— AdI'J vertise m the Standard. You wauts made known for a Shilling.

NOTICE. "VTTE have much pleasuro m anYY nouneing that we will shortly commence the publication of Beuthjl M. Cla.y's new Novel, entitled HIS ONE MISTAKE. ) It is, to say the least, an extfraordiriarv Story, by an American lady, and dealing throughout with what is supposed to be one of the most exclusive aristocratic circles of Great Britain. It is a good story, well and forcibly told. ' The heroine is a sweet and brave woman We never came across, a more beautiful character, and Lady Ethel is little lieliiiul her. , _ It is altogether an excellent tale, five, irom sensation, full ot pathos, which never degenerates inro bathos or sickly sentimentality. Eminently a ladies' book, yet full of interest to any man who can appreciate fine siualyses of human natnrr. (IT You are particularly rei quested not to turn over this page and read the advertisements£on!t.he?otlier l ,side. ■ ■