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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 30, 3 July 1885, Page 1

I i iROcN«IOfQERj 1 j THE :i S(TOAEE, JE^ME^^^ ■ ; **- Sin" f*] B E-T Tli E E S'v BE Q HI SI TE S, lK^ S^ See Advertisement After Reading Matter. THE ENGLISH & AMER^AN " Coach Factory, , I EOADJ FEILBINa - I PBOPEIETOB. i . • i 1 j / In thanking my numerous customers for the very liberal support accorded ; to me. durinjf the last twelve months whilst I have been m business m Feilding, I now en tor upon the second year with a greater determination than ever to keep pace with the times— or m fact to be before the times— by turning out such work as shall give every satisfaction • both as regards ■ price and quality. i PRICE-LlST.— Strong Spring Carts, suitable for carrying a load of produce or'taking the family for a drive, £19 to £25 ; Dogcarts (latest designs j and very comfortable to ride m), «£25 to £30 j Single Buggies, from £28 to £36 ;-JDoui-le Buggies, from &i%to £55 ; Bipress Waggons, Coaches, and . i every Ikind of ' Vehicle built to order at Ameri'canpricee. „;.- ; r Tjp: and%WJiarf Drays in-ade^prdj^ .',\Lli The 1 Time Payment, whicliy has been* found ta suit the- some settlers admirably, will bk continued /Support Xocal^ndtis'tryl - ; r^rV>" ' | ' ■'''?. '::'-'■■ Let's do our best for one. another, . ; ;. : -; - : .i '" ■ . '" . Supply E. I^arr^wi&lots df "steanj''; .'.:.' _'.: .; ' - | ' r; - Helping him we'll tfelg each other, . ,* I-'-"- • ' "iPuliing hard against the Jstream,.", »,;."u . ,„:,_.

' Tni skpTABiE, 7 Pal^rmon^orth, * -.i I Tea, Flour, Crockery, ■>-.*/ I STOEEKEEPEE. I ■■-i-iT{V",'f .*' 'f'l'^ ' r ,1 ' '■> ■" and Flies for .^ale^'or'-procnrrea to <■'•' i order to any measure* ■ „ > ' ; Order $ /) Il'ino!m(ptly i attended toi ( . \\ ThcSquare, Palmerston North. Ze^lartdia Bp^ts I IN QUEENSLAND. , : Extracl from a iptter dated Darling Downs, 19th, 1884. \ i SPE AKINa of my\B;o6ta,; tell Toni SJcelton that my crushers: are the admiration of everyppe wherever I go; itiey^ are more trouble to me than enough. I sleep with them under Imy blankets wherever I'm camped, ns.there' have been three attempts jto steal them already— -twice wben camped 'out, and once by a Chinaman. . . ' ; , Can procured; afc all stores and Boot: Stops throughout the colony. - Wholesale from ' JJGHTBANDV ALLAN, & CO., i CHRISTCHTJiICH, THE PUBLIC TEUST OFFICE 0 , • NEW ZEALAND. mHEJ PUBLIC TRUSTEE may be X-. nominated Executor under the Wilt 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 Trustees, Executors, or Administrators may, if approved, relieve tliemselves of future responsibility by transferring trusts" to the Public Trustee. Hence, Trustees residing (m England, America^ and elseWheje, holding moneys forj the benefit of personsNyno have emigrated to New Zealand, may not only relieve themselyes -of responsibility, but as the rate 1 of iritere>»jt pbtainal>le m New" Zealand exceeds the English rate, will greatly augment the income, of th«? henefici|rie^% jso ,<?oing. The State an absolute guarantoe against loss of Ifnnds; by the fraud or dishonostylof its officers! ■ / - The Public Trustee holds large i sttnis bfmoney for investment on real. se^uViiy- at current rates of interests. iAipp.lication^'fMr{ advances on^fii-sti" rijoHgage •ffill, be received at' the various | agencies, where all further pa^^ulkvsjin/^sbe^btiEiinedKi y. \ ; : f v r" c. ham^uton, I Public Trustee. J. HERBERT^HANKINS^ESQ.^ „...; _ ';' Agent at Palmei'ston North .