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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1626, 4 February 1886, Page 3

Club Hotel, ■ • Palmerston North. t] - CHIM9TMAS AND NEW YEAR ; HAMPER. HAMPERS Of Assorted Wines and Spirits of one dozen of the best brand, fan ss be obtained , at Wh lesole Prices, from this date until New Tears n; Day. ARTHUR BTDDELL. i New Year ! i PALMERSTON BAKEEY, I (Opposite the Hank Australasia.") i r. r>. ,fbap.b, PItOPRIETOR. '■ ■ VlirisUnns €-akes Prepared t» : orilor. Iced and Ornamented. Large \ssor ment of Aiiibrosial Jellies of i ihst-cbiss quality. - { Confectionery. j A vai-ied assortment of Ldllies. includ- • njr — liahat T.ak'MVm (Turkish sweetmeats). Sant-u's Chocolate Cukes. Fry's Chocolate (/reams and Cakes m fancy boxes. ; A Choice Assortment of Essences. Chantilly Baskets with Whip • ■■' Cream. Trifles, ITlerlnsuls, Oyster Pattys, «&c, ; Manufactured to Order. ! , PRIZE LUCKY BAGS. In each Case of Lucky Bags will be found m one of the packages a ticket entitling the holder . to a Silver Watch. Stationary Cossacks, and Bon Bons, containing a number of useful and pretty articles. A LA.RGE' ASSORTMENT OP -PIREWOEKSIncluding — Sky Rockets, Catherine Wheels, Roman Candles, Blue Lights, and Chinese War Ships. . ; The Cheapest House m Town , ?$)» PURE CONFECTIONERY AND *; 1 / CAKES.: All 6oods Reduced m Price during the Holiday Season. J. D. FRASER Proprietor. NEW YEAR Wollerman ANDHutcheson Have now completed their arrangements for the NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS, And are prepared to supply ASSQKTEP HAMPEBS OF Wines, Spirits, AXiE & STOTJT, . In quantities to suit customers. They, also wish to draw the attention of customers and the public generally to their stock of New Year Fruits, Hams & Bacon, <&c. A LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, Just Arrived, Suitable for KBESE NTS. ■ ! . |S* SPECIALTIES .SI Norwegian Lager Beer, JDunedin Ale # Stout. .I^TOTICE is hereby* given that ' J3l ' Leases of Small G-razing Euns m the "vVanganui, Tuhua, Murimotu, 1 and Rangitikei Districts, comprising • about 84,000 acres, will be submitted h > to Public Auction at the Masonic -Hall; Wanganui, on Wednesday, the a- 24th February, 1886, at 11 a.m. Upset rental: Gd per acre. The principal features of the Leasing {System are 21 years ; lease renewable for further 21 years, and valuations for permanent improvements. JFor full particulars see plans and [ . posters, which will be distributed shortly to all principal Railway a - §ii§ onsiand Post: Offices m the Disfaici. '■ »■« '■■ - ; - v - '-■■•■■ ■'■ ■ ■ ■•■■ ' ier ' ! . j. w. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lauds. January 21st, 1886.