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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1634, 13 February 1886, Page 2

[A CARD.] | Herr Norberg. Picfessor of Music FIT/SHEHII R »!'., I'Al-. ft ..»NN. Is prepaied to give instructions iij PiaiiM. Violin, Singing, &c. Qnaitermay commence with First Lesson. .. , Drawing and Fancy Work. Mrs Norberg will give lessons m above. | ; lerms on Application. r / =.■ |\ / _- P.S»—^Pianos tuned as -per Agreement. —' Orders left at Measrs Welch and Co.'s Stationery Warehouse will receive prompt attention:- --„ |A OABDJ % W. SEiDIGEE, Accountant and Commission "■ .■■■■■. ■ Agent/ )-'7-:\ Exchange Briildinfirs, "" the square: - J^PERHAiNIGX .G R.&E,TINGIT, PALIifERaTON NORTH, And Victoria Avenue, Wangauui. IMPORTERS of British & Foreign Window Glass, PaperUangiugs, Brushware, Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnibluts, Pictures, Picture Frames, Gilt Mouldings Artists' Requisites, &c, HouHe Painters d; Decorators. The Largest, Best, and CheupeMt. Stock of Paperhanginga ia the District. : . IMPORTANT NOTlgti" • liateoftheT v ' ' " -■: ; - PAIiMEEST/ON N0RTI1, «.?» < 5 BEGS to inform the; Inhabit»nti'of Palmerston and surrounding Districts that he has purchased the Stock and Trade .. : ,;-.- ;,,,/; ./ OF : . ::>},• , t ;i , P. Diunin Si Co. Tbe Bee-hive 1 Store. AT A .'•.-. ■.•■•■;,\-.'.i;i:!. i: ■- ■: ■*: "' ■ i..--;; ■': V:') 7 Great Sacrifice •■: i' .. .-' >. "" - - '■-' i ' * ' And he intends to Dispose of same under, { ■ -5} <■. f \ £'■ '''< i '■■• / „,.'■ ;ft Wellington €asli Prices. The Stock consists of every aTticledn the Grocery line,, together with Oata, Bran. Chaff,, &c. ._ '.. r . ; Goods Delivered to all, parts of Town and District; j N.B. — Having had large experience>in' Sf orekeeping on. the \V"est Const, ,he hopes • bjr ; strict attention to busluess :i and i ' Civility to (rain a fair, share' of Public Patronage. fy* Mr if; Heaven,' '1 he Square'^ and Messrs Welch dnd Co. (opposite Bank 6fAußtralcMia)dre!JL'geiitßfpr the 3tan • TikßViii Palmerstonlfromibkom copies can always be procured ~* Ctaurcn Services tor Tomorrow, g g ~ 7 ' 11 a.m. and 7.— Rev. Mr Wright. ,h < r WBBtBYA!N dkITROH. " '11 a.tn.arid 7 p.m.— Mr ßuhri." * ' ■*" [i - ■'•■■ ' ; »' • : -~--;Kabe»b; ■'''•"• vsvi:i v-hll • -- 2.80 p.in.^-Mi PowelU ••«• 1 ■ '■• '■'- »'« '*•■'> s!iJ>; ■ '••-.!' • BUNNYTHOBPB. 11 a.m.— Mr Dixon. .. .; ! 's ~i\ . JL9HVBHT*- :'■ \i~L S.BO p.m.— Mr Grace. ; „ ./ . , ,- ; j ' ; ••■ / ! . AIJL SAINTS!, OHUROH. .\ •' ', PAIiitKRSTOI^i . *> ■: vS\ v : Holy Eucharist.B a.m., Hattnsll «.m.. Evensong 7 p.m. H. Ei. Cbpinger. /V ' v Vl ST. P*TB*ls,.-T)tRIU.CB.BND.., ■. ■*„.*.„-* Children's Serrice and Catechizing I p.m.— H. B. Copinger, TAONUI. Catechizing 5.30 p.m., Service S p.m.— Lav Reader. , . StOney" Creek. i Catechising at 5.30 p.m., Service 3 p.m.— Lay Reader. JACS?YTQWN % . r _ _^_ : Catechizing 2.30 p.m.,iSaryio« 3 p.m.— fLaj Reader. 1 ;' \ g .. £ g .; V i..LrjT®ERAIf CHURCH. & \$ PALMKRSTOIf. s j f > jill «.m:r^P«Btor Gaußtad.i 5. | US' Ifc'Ss particularly requested that notices un- ' der the above heading be scut iv every Priday.