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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 20, 22 June 1885, Page 1

ALEXANDER FERGUSON, IRONMONGER, THE SQTJAEE, PALMEESTON NOETH. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, O' W J^^^ CARPENTERS' TOOLS, @^XX» vi&v[ mM!Bt SETTLERS' REQUISITES,^ !^ vj II AT N 'i. 1 3l RS' ]Vi AT1?11 TA T i 3 %W gee Advci'tfisemeiit After Hessdisig Matter. THE ENGLISH & AMERICAN KIMBOLTON EOAD, FEILDING. PEOPPJETOE. In thanking my numerous customers for the very liberal support accorded to me 'during the last, twelve months whilst I have been in -business m Feilding, I now enter tinou the second year with a greater determination JiiarLjßver to keep pace with the times— or m fact to be before the times — *' v . ""^^^ftLsnch work as shall give every satisfaction both as regards price and qualityT" -—^^^^ essaai PRICE LIST.-StronY^p^Q^^ s ,,; table for ■ a ]wA of ™ ,dnoo or taking the raniily for a^^^^^Jiß^B^lafyat design!. and very comfortable to ride m), A25 to £60 ; Suigle JBTt^woy^^^^^^Piu — £36 ; Double Buggies, from £40 to £55 ; Express Waggons, Coaches,-A»4-^. every kind of Vehicle built to order at American prieee. Tip and Wharf Drays made to order. Estimates given of repairs. The Time Payment, 'which has been found to suit the some settlers ad— inirab'ly, will be continued . Support Local Industry I : Let's do our best for one another,

HAIBMESSING, \ SHAVING & SHAMPOOING CLUB, Now started next the Clarendon Hotel. Everything first-class, andfa neatlj fitted-up shop. Members of Club carefully attended to at auy time during business hours. Tobacco, 1 obacco, Tobacco. PIPES, PIPES, PIPES. Fancy, Goods, Fancy Goods, Fancy Goods. Every requisite m the trade m large variety. Call and Inspect for yourselyog. M. LYONS.. ~.... Proprietor.

THOMAS HALL, The SQUARE, Palmrrston North, Family Grocer, Tea, Flour, Crockery, IBONMONGEE, &o. and GENEEAL STOREKEEPEB. Tents and Flies for sale, or procurred to order to any measure. Orders Promptly attended to. THOMAS HALL : The Square, Palmeraton North. Zealand ia Boots IN QUEENSLAND. Extract from a letter dated Darling Downs, October 19th, 1884. SPEAKING' of my Boots, tell Tom Skolton that my crushers are the admiration of everyone wherever I go ; they are more trouble to me than enough. I sleep with them under my blankets wherever I'm camped, as there have been three attempt* to steal them already — twice when camped out, and once by a Chinaman. Can by procured at all stores and Boot Shops throughout the colony. Wholesale from LIGHTBAND, ALLAN, & CO., O^RtSTCHUIICII. •

Exhibition Ales PHCENIX "BREWERY, (Near Club Hotel), Palmer ston North . MESSRS PASCOE & Co. desire to oall the attention of the public to the Superlative Quality j and uniform condition of their Malt j Liquors, and beg to solicit their patronage and a trial of their celebrated Pale Ale and Brown Stout, brewed from the choicest selection of Hops and Malt on scientific principles, possessing a Tonic and PreSsrvative condition free from Acidity. W. H. PASCOE, From an extensive experience and success as a practical Brewer, having obtained PEIZE MEDALS Melbourne, 1866 and 1867, Sydney, 1872 and 1880, Melbourne, 1880 and 1881, Can with confidence recommend their various brands. * Orders attended to with despatch. nnHE Standard is an anthorisec X GAZETTE for all Notices trader tli, Debtors and Creditors Act.

THE PUBLIC TBUST OFFICE O NEW ZEALAND. mHE PUBLIC. TRUSTEE may he X nominated Executor under the Will of a Testator, or Trustee under a Marriage or other settlement^ No charge is made upon the deposit for safe custody of any Will by which the Public Trustee is appointed Executor. Present Trustee's, Executors, or Administrators may, if approved, relieve themselves of future responsibility by transferring trusts to the Public Trustee. Hence, Trustees residing m England, America, and elsewhere, holding moneys for the .benefit of persons who have emigrated to New Zealand, may not only relieve themselves of responsibility, but. as the rate of interest obtainable m New Zealand exceeds the English rate, will greatly augment the income of the beneficiaries by so doing. The State ftives an absolute guarantee against loss of funds by the fraud or dishonesty of its officers. The Public Trustee holds large sums of money for investment on real security at current rates of interest. Applications for advances on first mortgage will be received at the various agencies, where all further particulars ui«y be obtained. R CHAMERTON, Public Trustee. J. HERBERT HANKINS, Esq., ' Agent at Palmerston North