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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 7, 6 June 1885, Page 3

Wanted. Y| /"ANTED ()r WANTED KNOWN )> A Ivv'iiiscments, not exceeding v'eniy word v One Shilling, prc-paid. •, ST AXTKii Immediately. a General : V -.•:■. Apply to ' Mrs 6. P. ll.uviiixs, Ch ii-c'.i-street. "'STT'AN'TKI)— huniediafely, a Huu.seV f mai 1 and Kitchen Maid for a eouiiiry flote!. Apj>!v Wanganui liabour Ex<-iiange, Vivtoria Avenue. "YVTANTED— A Situnfion by a gentlet T man as Tutor m a private family m town or country. "No objection to assist m light work. Apply Wangauui Labcwr Kxehange. WANTED— A lTandv Girl (one from the country pj"uferred) for a private family : good wages ; comfi>rtable homej Apply at this Office 'Wa iiteil Bi iiowii . WAXTKI) KNOWN— Oats! Oats! Oats !! ! In any quantity at 2s 8d per bu«h«l at Wot.t ermax & HUTCHESoN'S, Tii'j Sijunre. Pa'nierston. WANTICD KNOWN— Parties fm-nish-ing are recjuested to inspect the stock of Crockery and Glassware at WolTiEUMAX &: Hutcheson's, The Square, PalmeiNton N. TT7" ANTED KNOWN— New Castle T T Coals, ex T. "W. Tineas, on trucks at ship's side. 'Mv- |>cr ton. John Rendell, Coal Mwf.hant. Wanganni. ""TJTT-ANTED KNOWN— Special attend V ? ' tion directed to advertisement from N.Z. Clothing Factory, which appear! on fir-st page. Turn over and look at it. [For remainder of Wanted and Wanted Known Advts. see First Page."] "Yet Another" COXSIONMKNT OF TITTLE BLANKETS, Tn Size and Qualities to suit all require ments. and for Value it will l:e found hard to equal. THESE BLANKETS To be Seen at TSIB JBOW JfIARCHS. C. M. Ross & Co. Arc now Showing the most Complete Stock of Men's. Hoys', and Youths' O!.»thin<r they have ever held at one time. Men's Tweed and lieaver Overcoats. Men's Shirts. Tlats, and Hosiery m Great Vaiietv and of Sterling Value. 0. M. HOSS & CO., The Lou Marche. OUE SHOW-BOOM Contains a Splendid Stock of Mantles. Ulsters. Skirts, Costumes, Corsets, and Underclothing. MILLINERY To suit any taste, made up „n the shortest notice by MISS McKKNXA. und.-r whoso charge our Show-Room i.s now placed. DRESS STUFFS, Of these we have a very Large Stock, aud the Value we are offering spea!:* for itself, AT THE BON MARCHE, C. M. KOSS & 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 AISiD KAIAPOI FACTORIES. . T. T. KEIISLAKE, Temple of Fashion, (Next Foresters' JTall.) TO THOSE BKSTftOUS OF 081 TA ] NI N G Vllt S T-C LA X lUJLLDING SLTKS NKAtt Til SQUAKE rfIHE whole of the Sections on bot^i I sides of Andrew Yonng-sireei, with the frontages to M.»iu and Cubastreets, will he placed m the market for sale at »L early datu. The terms will lie l»v 10 annual instalment free of interest, with option of paying the balance oft sit any time. JAMES LIN TON. March 30th, 1885. TTUtPLOYERS wauling Servants— AdJli vertise m the Standard. You wants made known for a Shilling. NOTICE. WE ha. ye much pleasure m aunouneiug that we will .shortly commence the publication of JJk 1 tiia - M. Clay's new Novel, entitled HIS ONE MISTAKE. It is, to say the least., an extraordinary Story, by an American iady, and dealing throughout with what is .supposed to be one of the most exclusive aristocratic cin-les of Gmit Britain. It is a good story, well and forcibly told. The heroine is a s\ve«L and brave woman We never came across a more beautiful charaeirr, and Lady Etlu'l is little behi.id her. It is altogether sin excellent tale, free trom sens. tion, fuli i<{ pathos, which never degenerates into bathos' or .sickly sentimentality. Esninently a liwlW book, yet full of intent to any man who cm appreciate line analyses of human nature. $£F Yon are particularly requested not t^ tuiM over tMi rare nnd rend Hie n«l^rti:e--xoeutß on the other side.