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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 21, 23 June 1885, Page 4

i k'OVX . >. CHF.AP lines m sill uoods (speci - lity 6d and Is table*., pur ciiiisers ca'i luivesatim for cash.. '»v •]•- piicatiou 'o :'h>ti. .v lii.os . Town Hall, from June llth. George's Stock.

; AITENTI6N i| Is diioctcd to the following Price List L which is now submitted tor the eonsid- ' eratiou of k discerning puMic. The prices quoted will continue until the Goods are disposed of. Lot I.— Ladies' plain Blk Cloth Jackets, 6s 9d. Lot 2 —Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Jacketß, 98 9d. Lot 3. — Ladies' Fancy Tweed and Maah•*r Jiirkcts, 16s 6d. Lot 4. — Latlit s' Black Diagonal, Jersey, and Ktoukiugi-Uit Jackets, 19s 6d. 21s, and 24s Gd. Lot 5. — L^diis'Nowost Shapes in Ulsters, 7s 6-1, 11s, 12s 6d, 17s 6d, 19s 6d, 24s 6d, 29s 6d up. Lot 6. — Ladies' and Children's 4- in-hand very cheap. The above bought Job, Selling at Whoh-snle Prices. Lot 7. — Ladies' Electric Mackintoshes, os9d, usually sold nt from 18s Gd to 255. . BLANK ETc. ■ 9x4 at 6s 6d, 7s Gd, 10s 6.1. 13s 6d np 10x4 at 12s Gd, 14s Gd, 17s Gd.2ls6d up, FLANNELS.. 9£d, Is, Is4£d, Isßd up. fggT S»ud for Patterns or our Caliooua, Shirtings, Bher>tings, Wim-ies, and Dress-stuffs, and compare the value. Heavy Table Damask, Is per yard. Brown Hollands frmn 3^(i per yard. Ladies' Dress Aprons 3d oach. 178 pairs Kangaroo Hide Shoes at Is 9d, See them before they are all Bold. Fingering Wools, Is lid per head or 2d per skem. C. M. Ross & Co. THE BON- MARCUS. TKSDKKS WANTED. FOR about 100 Chains of Dra,iniilg"- Tendees to close on the 27th inst. Apoly to JOHN REID, Near A shnrst. EOYMI-N HOTEL. AWAHURI. NEW PROPRIETORSHIP. HENRY M'LENAGFIAN begs to notify to the settlers m the district, and the travelling public generally that he has assumed the proprietorship of th® above well known first class hotel, formerly carried on by Mr Samuel. It is the proprietor's intention to to introduce into the business all necessary improvements, and to make this one of the best appointed country hotels on the coast. None but the best brands of Beer, Wines, .Spirits, and other Liquors will be kept. The best accomodation for Travellers, Drovers, &c. Good Stabling and Paddocking. First-class Billiards. TENDERS. |m ENDERS Wanted for falling JL about 300 acres bush, Fitzherberfc District, opposite Mr Solby's. Specifications can be seen at Mr Millerick's house near the land, or can be had from the undersigned to whom tenders must" be sent m by TUESDAY, 30lh inst. JOHN B LL, Victoria-street, Palmerston. "IVTOTICE is hereby givon that on ±S and after the 6th July a Drawing will be made of all Defaulting: Ratepayers m the Manchester Road District. A proportion of the defaulters will be sued each Court day until the list is exhausted. *. It is necessary that the Rates for \ss-86 and all arrears be paid P™<uptly, as *^ c Bc> ai 'cl has now heavy,, engagements to meet, and cannot aIKw 0 the payment of Rates to stand ovyr as heretofore. One third will be drvKTix each Court day. By Reso\tj on o f the Board. CHARLES BRAY, \ Collector. \ '' = Lohq t HORSE COVKR/Wly repaired, branded Stanu\> d Office. Finder rewarded. Apply^fe office. LOST. \ AN Overcoat, on Monday, lk inst., between the SqDare andl , Stoney Creek. Finder will be rewarded on returning to A. PETERSON, The Square. TENDERS FOR TELEGRAPH POLES. General Post Office, Wellington, 26th May, 1885. _ TIIHE Telegraph Commiss ; oner is JL prepared to receive tenders for the supply and delivery of two hundred and fifty (250) poles for a line of telegraph between Woolville and Pahialua, and for the carriage only, from Palmerston North, of wire, arms, bolts, and insulators for the above line. Specifications and particulars can be seen, and further particulars obtained, at the Telegraph Oflices, Wellington, Maslerton, Palmerston North, Woodville, and Danevirk. Tenders addressed " The Superintendent, New Zealand Posts and Telegraphs, Wellington," and indorsed " Tender for Polos,' to be sent m not later than the 26th day of June next. By order of the Telegraph Commissioner. C. LEMON, Superintendent.