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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 67, 18 August 1885, Page 3

' . STOCK SALES FOR AUGUST.. St Hill-street .. Wednosilny, 19 \\ruverlcy .. .. Friday, 28 And lit St Hill-stroot every Saturday, for Jlorses. Drays, Harness, nud Paultry. ViUJKMAN H. JAUKSOX, Auctioneer, \Vmn.Miiui miil Wrtvcrluy. THE MIGNON. THE MIGNON. The ITlagpon Piano Beats other and siniil.ir-sized Instruments. THE 2HIGNON PIANO ■ Is Possessed of Wonderful Power, Mellowness, and Brilliancy. - As to -touch, it is remarkably even, delicate, elastic and most responsive, enabling a player to execute with facility the most difficult passages of pianoforte music. THE MIGNON PIANO IS GRANDLY CONSTRUCTED. It stands splendidly m tune and retains its quality of tone. The Instrument is splendidly cased m beautiful Walnut ; or with Gold-engraved Woods, exquisitely finished, a perfect picture of a Piano for the Cottage or Drawing-room. . For Purity of. Tone, Exquisite Touch, Splendid Finish, there is no Piano yet made of similar size to equal The MIGNGN. Specially Note the Fact— That this incomparable Instrument can be purchased oither for Cash, or for £2 3s 6d : , Per Month, or 24 Monthly Payments. Each Piano will be tuned before being packed so as to reach its destination m perfect oitier. '.■''"'"■ -V ■ Full pai-ticulars and Illustrated' Catalogues will be forwarded free on application to the undersigned ;or may be obtained at the oflice of this paper. . ; Bead the Opinions of the Press, and the Testimonials of those who have tried The " Mignon." • • SOLE; ■AGENTS). , T. Kennedy IWucdouald & Co., WELLINGTON. N.Z. * . ■ EDINBURGH BAKERY, THE SQUARE. . GEOBGE ELDERSEtAW BEGS fo notify' to' the .inhabitants of Palmei-ston and surrounding districts, that he has opened a Bakery and Confectionery Business m those commodious premises adjoining Mr S. Abrahams' Cigar Divan, where he hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of public support. , _B— K— E— A— D— 2D The 21b Loaf. All descriptions ot Cake and Confectionery made to order. Note the Address: Next Mr S. Abrahams' Cigar Divan. PRINCESS HOTEL. TERBACE END. Denis Clifford BEGS ito notify that he has purchased the above well r knovyn establishment, and intends canning- on the business m a style which f or efficiency and, completeness cannot be surpassed^ Bpardera will, find every convenience, combined with civility and attention. ;) :' . ' , Good Stabling and Paddocks;-; Wines, Ales, } and Spirits, "Of the t ßest Brands only m stock; New Boot & Shot Warehouse, Adjoining the doteL JD. CLXS'J^OKID PROPRIETOR. Fred. Bryant, (Late J. Beale.) BUTCHER^ PALMERSTON "NORTH. i^^L&elimongery ttJkJLj^ ! BUYERS OF i ■ ■ '| WOOL, SHEEP, CALF, i; PIG SKINS. This firm is xhe only Establishment of the kind on the West Coast of. the North Island, and combining the two 1 industries iB m a position to act' m the interests of customers advantageously, consequently the fullest value will be given for all Produce purchased. ' HIDES. HIDES. niDES. 'hie connection of this Firm, with the. Largest Tannery Establishments m the World, places it m a position v to . give the liighest Prices for Cow an<i Bullock Hides. "■."•„ .'...-'•■■ OFFICES: At The Factoky, Fitzboy-steeet, Teekace , End. Oe, A. Peterson, The Squabe. -