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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1649, 4 March 1886, Page 3

Cash ™. Credit. BELIEVING- that the Borrowing and Credit System is to a great extent the cause of the present de.pression and unsatisfactory state of Trade at the present time, I have resolved to Sell for Cash at the Lowest Remunera ive Profit. Prices for the Present Mo::th are as follows :— Best White Sugar, per bag 401bs 12/Candles, per box, 251 b from... 14/Kerosene, 130 Test, per Tin... 7/6 Kerosene, 150 Test, per Tin... 9/Nelson ' Soap, boxes... 13/- --■ Household Soap, |cwt boxes... 7/6 All other G-oods, consisting of Groceries, Hardware, Earthenware, G-lass and China, Boots and >;hoes, at Equally Low Prices. All Goods G-uaranteed of very best Quality. Terms— Strictly Cash. RICHARD THACKEE. Central Beady Money STORE, OPPOSITE VENN'S FACTORY, Main Street PALMERSTON LYC_EUM. BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARK. SUNDAY, MARCH 7TH, 1886, QUARTERLY MEETING, PROGRAMME. ; Address, — " Iconoclasm," also, Readings and Recitations, Local and Instrumental : Selections. " Doors op^n at Commence at 7.30 £,m j Admission Free ' ' }/.:_ \ Discussion Cordially Invited, ' > ' Exhibition Ales EH(BNIi"BREVEaY (Near Club Hotel), Palmerston Nokth. MESSRS PASCOE & Co. desire to call the attention of the public to the Superlative Quality and uniform condition of their Malt F Liquors, and beg to solicit their "patroinage and a trial of their oele?! brated Pale Ale and Brown Stout;; brewed from' the choicest selection of Hops and Malt on scientific prinoipl.es, possessing a ToiliC; an^ Pr,e: ServatiVe- condition "free from Acidity. ' r7W. H. PASCOE,^ ■••■ * From an ! extensive experience and success as a practical Brewer, haying 'obtained ■ mUZE MEDALS ._.! Melbourne, 1866 and 1867, , . Sydney, 1872. and 1880,, Melbourne, 1880 and 1881, Can with confidence recommend their i various brands. , Orders^ attended to with desuatoh. ! ON SALE. ; V/NE ton Cocksfoot Seed. Sam- : plea on application. . . . g-.m, SNELSp:r?;&;op!; ; GRujp/ m England" Grammar School. F. Hi SMITH. ...».• /..Master^ 'Tkis School will be open on the 18th inst. Prospectus can be had on application. MR SMITH intends opening a Night School, for Civil Service Candi- , dates;£c, \ v ; ,V .-. 'f ■.> O'I').A r |\ ' . For terms and/further particulars apply to Mr Smith, Opposite Mr Whitehead's, .Ma'in|Street " , .' : '...,,.-. t .-.? i THE MIGNON. THE MIGNOnI The Mignoii Piano - Beats all otlier and similar-sized Instruments.^; ■ ... . .i. '" '?"••■.;■■ ■■' ' ; ' •■ ' ■' '"' , ?: .n THB MiaNON PIANO, „• Is Possessed of Wonderful .'Powerj Mellow- .. .: i:: .. .. ness, and Brilliancy. .: ! . As l to touch, ,it ( is * remarkably even, delicate, (elastic .anii most responsive, en— a'blinga player to execute yith facility the most difficult passages cf pianoforte, music. ; / I ' THE MIGNON 1 PIANO : IS GRANDLY 1 CONSTRUCTED. It stands splendidly m tune . and retains its quality of tone. ' The Instrument is splendidly cased m beautiful Walriutf; or •with- Gold-engraved Weeds,- exquisitely finished, a perfect picture of a Piano for the Cottage or Drawing-room. • <■. . J P.or Purity, of Tone', Exquisite Touch, Splendid Finish, there is no Pjano yet madepfsimilar size to equal The Mignon. , Specially Note the Fact^— That tnis incomparable Instrument can' be' purchased either for Cash, or for • ' , ! ■•, ;j£2 3s (5i ;,:■■■' . ' Per Month, or 24 Monthly Payments . ' Each Piano, will* be tuned before being ' packed as to reach its destihatio|n m perfect order. . ' : , 7 .•; • Full '"particulars alid' lllustrated Catalogues will be f orwarded'f ree on application to " the undersigned ; or may be obtained at the office bf this paper. : .. ■■/■'■ ; . Head the. Opinions of the Press, and the Testimonials of those' who Have tried The ' "^ignoi."' ' ' • : . :.,.i i -. '; vSCLE AGENTS:. . •■■l . T. lieimedy IWacdonald '■ ; ,& C 0..", '" ' " , „:;;, n.z. j O" Agents gor ManaAvatu District, Messra Welch and Co., Stationers Palmerson North.