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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 31, 4 July 1885, Page 3

- - -■,;•■ - ' l $ WanfedV VjTTANTED or WANTED KNOWIi ''■ T-t Advertisements, not exceedin verity words, One Shilling, pre-paid. WANTICD— Good Busiimen for Sqnar ing- and Splitting. RICHTEB, NANNESTAT). & CO. 'ANTED— To Sell one of the best Milk Cows m the district, calved this week. Apply Standard Office. "TTTANTED— A Situation by a gentlrV y man as Tutor.in a private family m town or country. No objecfion to assist m light '\vdrk.- Apply WaT?£Bnui Labour Exchange. Wanted iamowii W' ANTED Ka^OW-N— WoLLKRMAK '& _ Hutchison are agents for Yates' English seeds^vegetabl and flower seeds, m great variety at Wo BBMAN & Hut.ohssok's. t ■*■- ■■•*• f tTITANTED pf OWN—Qats 1 Oats 1 1 .- YV' Oats !11 iln;any;qtiantityat 2s 8d per bushel .at WoLiiEBMAi?. & HUTOHBsow's, TBeSqua^Palinrarston. KNOWN—Special att*n^ YY tion directed to ? advertisement from N.Z. Clothing Factory,. w,hich appeals on first base. Turn over and look at it. X^or remainder of "Wanted and Wanted Known Advts. see First Page.'} ••Foumrij out." . X TALE of Thrilling Interest, by XX Helen Mathers. Price, Issd; may be obtained at WELCH & CO. CiJITION. fipHE Public are reminded of the L greatest event of the Season Closing July. 15, at the Town Hall. Bentley Bros, will sell Ladies' Millinery . Mantlesi • 'Underclothing) &O-, at prices never before heard of. Gomo and see. (Purchasers of George's Stbbkij A ■ , - ■ ' ."'>■■■■- Steam Wopdware S^cWy^ Furniture Depot, f ■ - v._ MAIN-STREET T : - .Established /1875-| -IN STOCK— Sashes, Doors, Turnery, Mouldings, Glass, ' and Timber of every description. . Sashes ' from 4s each, Doors from 13s each. All Mouldings, Architraves, &c, at correspondingly low prices! '' Furniture m hvrge variety always i» stock, manufactured to order from thoroughly seasoned timber, of sound workmanship and superior finish. The following are a few quotations of our prices :— Skeleton Mattresses, from 22* 6d ; Complete Spring Mattresses, from 40s ; Bedsteads, Iron > and Wood, from 265; Chairs, from 4s ; Carpets, all patterns and prices, Brussells from 3s per yard, Kidderminster from 3s 3d do., Tapestry from 2s 6d do., Jute from 10d do."; Oil; and Floor Cloths, from Is Id to 4s .6d ; Linoleum, 2b lid per yd. , Hearth -Bugs, Fancy Wool, and Door Mats. Table Cloths.., . " ? . r T7 Toilet Sets m handsome designs, all varieties. , '■ ; ' • Every requisite for Building. or, Turriisiiing can be procured at this Establishment. Before purchasing elsewhere; '■ apply at th« Factory, Main-streetw : ' ;: - VENN t SQUIRE. TO THE PALMEBSTON PUBLIC. Defence Office, Wellington, May 7th, 1885. | NOT YET CALLED oFT, BUT v ■/;'■."' H. GARDES X ',, Has Pipvisions enough and to spare for a ' ' CAMPAIGHf The Most Extensive or Protracted. - JUST ARRIVED--Direct from W. B. Betbmktbb's Bacon Factory^ Gr&tford, — Hams, Bacon, Fowls, Trotters, G e r man a n d P or k Sausages, & Sayelo^. Of Best Quality Always 1 m Stock. (Signed), H. GARDES, For the N.Z. Field Marshal Commanding. | - ■.-.-. ,=.-. t :■. | ■■.■•■ '■■■ - ' ■" ' "■'■■ EiTDYMION HOTEL. > AWABUJRI. - NEW PBOPRIETORSHIP. HENRY WLEN AGH AN hegs to notify to the settlersin the district, and the travelling public generally that he has assumed the proprietorship of the above "well known first class hotel,, formerly carried on by M r Samuel., -;< ■ It is the proprietor's intention to to introduce into the business all ne— cesgary improvements, and to 'make this one of the best appointed country hotels on the : coasts 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. Krst-olass Billiardsl

THE WELLINGTON AND , »f ANAWATU RAILW^CO^ ;' PANY (Limited). ;.■:/ U •• ' NOTIQE TO SHA&EHOLI>EIIS. QHAIIEHOLDERS are requested to till' up ami return tlie,;;]foi f ni of application for shares sent to ; them as soon as pos.sible, so that direotort may beennliled to make the necessary arraugeinenW ioi* coniplotion cif'jthe woi'KS forthwith. JAMES WALLACE,