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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1668, 26 March 1886, Page 1

• ? I Wanted. "TTy^ANTED— Farmers, Dairymen, Direc- j W j tors of Cheese Factories, Country Storekeepers, Sec, to know that they can get Milk Cans made of superior metal specially imported • for ; ' : Cheese Factory Utensils; Railway and; Cart ■; Cans, with improA'wi double lids," dispensing with tlie use of Icloths ; Milkmeii's Serving Cans, new shape,' with splash rims ; and all other kiiids'of Dairy and Cheese Factory Utensils.' Also, the largest and finest stock of Tin and Japanware m New Zealand, Wash Coppers and "Furnacesj- Lead-headed Nails, «fc;,:at M. P. Cameron's Tinware Factory, j Featherston-street, Wellington. Orders-by post oi,telegraDh v promptly attended to, ..

I Wanted ICnowii. TTTANTEpjKN^WN— Just Received W • pireprfrpnVOanterbiiry.ia: \%rge q.uantity of Prime Haui's and Bac6n, at Wollerman & Hutcheson, The Square, Palmerston N. " . . . , ... .■ ; : . v -..'■■ "TX7IANTED. ; KNOWN— Ti-esspassers m W STASfDARD Hay Paddock or Bush PaddoCk (Doneily's) will be prosecuted. .■; ANTED KNOWN— That^'Bill Heads i and Memorai\d"um Forms are.being printed and delivered m any part of the district at from 17s. per thousand, at the Standard Steam Printing "Office, Palmeiston North. WANTED KNOWN— Mr J. F. Ander- ; son has been appointed Agent for I the Standard at. Otaki. .• . TTTtANTED KNOWN— K6om for a few' -. VV quiet Horses-"; m Standard Pad- ? dock. Abundance of feedand water. .• ■\T7JANTED KNOWN— That F. WHIT VV ; lock's' Worcestershire Relish is the toestj the pui-est, the richest, the most' delicious, and the cheapest Sauce for gravies cold' meats, soups, and eyery ; purpose fo*--which Saucers required! Ask your grocerfor Whitlock!s Worcestershire Eelish. Try it once, you will use no other. Whitlock's Delhi Chutney is still to be had at •all grpoers,- } . . ; t . . , .? ::: ' ; ->.i-.- r; ' ■ ._ : :

HM)i\ N M. CARRIAGE ,' ; FOR HIB£. H[lliE undersigned lias miich pleasure m •11 calling the' attention" of the Palmer- ] ston public to the fact that he is at present ' running a comfortable Covered Carriage withfcn the Eorough, Cushioned 1 seats and I backs. . '■ . ; • . l-^.j Fare^6d ' ' .' : ;... I i "To and from Terrace End. Special ;Eng!i.gements by Agreement ; Day Hire, by the hour, 4s. • N.B. — Arrangements made for evening hire.; Terms liberal. , jT. GOOD I SON, ■ ' proprietor; ' :

: THE WELLINGTON Landed Property r GUIDE Mir March— Now Published.. /CONTAINS Complete-Records of all Xj : Land Sales. fe>r Ahe Colony- during the past month' The, Reports of Crown Land Commia sioners -throughout ----the -Colony; of Land Sold during the past month, and Tabulated Statement and ' Report on the Land Market throughout the Colony. \ Buyers of Property will find m the Guide ,the mbs£ complete details c-f- v jBaH OVER A XHOTJSAND PBOPERTIES-_ffi9 ■Fpr'Sale and Lease throughout the Colonj on IJJasy Terms.; . ' . ... ' % ; ■ ■■■ £ ALSOj^ ;•-. '■•. . H Bank and Joint Stock Share Register with Latest Quotations. . ".'; BEAD THE OPINIONS OF THE P,tESS. "\The Wellington Landed Properly Guide is the best publication of its class that has come '-tinder our notice."-. '..'■ ;. "The publishers cannot be too highly Qoniplimentetfcbn their- enterprise" in preparing for gratuitous circulation., a book that is* sinijily of incalculable vahie to colonsU; "neil f '-arrivals'^ and intending colonists abroad." \ We do'uht whe'tber another so complete is published/souih of -the Line" ■/■ ■ ■_.-.. . No Buyer of Property should be without thei" Wellington Landed Property, Guide." •No Seller of Property should fail to use the : " Wellingt6n ; Landed- Property Guide " as an advertising medium for his properties ■ : Country Subscribers are ■requested . to write to us for copies, which will be forwarded monthly to any address Free of Charge. . ■ T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO liand aiid Mercantile AUCTIONEERS, PANAMA-STREETi "WELLINGTON

; ':"■ NOTICE. T3ST conseqiience of several parties ; having horses Grazing m the : Standard paddocks having recentlyremoved them without intimation or payment, it is notified that m future all, Grazing Must be Paid Weeldy: N.B/ — The slip-panels have now been nailed up,- and all gates are locked.— ' : j^^Trespasse^s will be .prosebuted '■■-■ Pebruaryl, 1886.^ • : ; ' 'v : ■ ' • • i-. t^ted. Bryant - ] ; : ":- ; -;Bij:i : GHER,'"' iiiLMEKSTON NORTH