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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 10, 10 June 1885, Page 3

Wanted ANTED or WANTED KNOWN Advertisements, not exceeding twenty words, One Shilling, pre-paid. TTTANTED an intelligent Lad, to I T t look after a horse and buggy ; ' must he able to milk a cow, and make himself generally useful. Apply to Jno. Waldbgaave, The Square. WANTED— Immediately, a Housemaid and Kitchen Maid for % I country Hotel. Apply Wanganui Labour Exchange, Victoria Avenue. WANTED— A Situation by a gentleman as Tutor m a private family m town or country. No objecfion to assist m light work. Apply Wanganui Labour Exchange. W "ANTED— A Handy Girl (one from the country preferred) for a private family ; good wages ; comfortable homeS Apply at this Office Wanted Known~ "ANTED KNOWN— For Sale, th« Goodwill of a first-class Restaurant. good situation. • Paving investment for a pushing man. Address W.8.C., P.O. Box 92, Wanganui. WANTED KNOWN— Oats ! Oats! Oats !1 1 In any quantity at 2s 8d per bu.*hal at Wollerman & Hutchhson's, The Square, Palmerston. WANTED KNOWN— Parties furnishing are requested to inspect tht stock of Crockery and Glassware at WoLlehman & Hutcheson's, She Square, Palmerston N. ANTED KNOWN — New Castl. Coals, ex T. W. Lucas, on trucks at ship's side, 34sper ton. John Rendeli , Coal iferchant, Wanganui. "TTTT ANTED KNOWN— Special attenTf tion directed to advertisement from N.Z. Clothing Factory, which appeal* on first page. Turn over and look at it. \For remainder of B anted and Wanted Known Advts. see First Page:] WANTED BUYERS. FOR Kaiapoi and Mopgiel SnHf, Men'B, ; idy's, and youths clotl • ing, m large variety. Very cheap and good. BENTLEY BEOS, Town Hall. (Purchasers George's Stock.)

STANDARD SUPPLEMENT. SPECIAL NOTICE. NEW SERIAL STORY. WE have much pleasure m announcing that wo have now commenced the publication of Bertha M. Clay's new Novel, entitled HIS ONE MISTAKE. It is, to say the least, an extraordinary Story, by an American 1 lady, and dealing throughout with what i» supposed to be oue of the most exclusive aristocratic circles of Great Britain. It is a good story, well and forcibly told. The heroine is a sweet and brare woman. We never came across a more beautiful character, and Lady Ethel is little behind her. It is altogether an excellent tale, free irom sensation, full of pathos, which never degenerates into bathes or sickly seutimentality. Eminently* a ladies' book, yet full of interest to any man who can appreciate fine analyses of human nature. NOTICE. ESTATE D. M. GEOEGE. npHE undersigned having pnrL chased the Boo^ Debts m the above estate, begs to request an early settlement of all debts owing, before the 22nd hist. Address— Royal Hotel, Palmerston. North. E. W. SECKEH, Purchaser Book Debts D. M. George's Estate. TOWN HALL. BENTLEY Bros, will sell the whole of D. M. George's Stock at enormous reductions, for one month, only, commencing on THURSDAY, June 11th. 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 DESIROUS OP 083 TAINING FIRST-CLAS BUILDING SITES NEAR TH SQUARE nnHE whole of the Sections on botH JL aides of Andrew Young-street* with the frontages to Main and Cubastreets, will be placed m the market for Bale at at envly da to. The terms will be by 10 annual instalment free of interest, with option of faying the balance ofl »l any time. JAMES LINTON. March 30th, 1385. <ST Xou are particularly requested not to turn over this page and read the advertisements oil the other side.