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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1680, 9 April 1886, Page 2

IMPORTANT NOTICE. James Miller, Late of the CITY BUTCHERY. PALMEESTON NORTH, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Pal- I merston and surrounding Districts that he has purchased the Stock and Trade i' O.F P. Oinnin & Co. The Bee-hive Store. AT A Great Sacrifice And he intends to Dispose of samemnaer Wellington . Cash JPriees. The Stock consists of every article m the Grocery line, together with Oats, jßran, Chaff, &c. J . Goods Delivered to all parts of Town and District. N.B. — Having had large experience m Storekeeping on the West Coast, he hopes by strict attention to business and Civility to gain a fair share of Public Patronage. Agent for SchmiedPs celebrated German Sausages. TO DEFAULTING STJBSCRIBERS. FINAL NOTICE. DTJBEsTG- the current month, all Subscribers to the Standard m arrears of six months and more will be again called upon for a Settlement, m default oi which the paper will be at once discontinued, and proceedings instituted for recovery of amounts due without further notice/ It is hoped this last j and most unpleasant resource will not have to be adopted. ! ; ALEX. McMINN. NOTICE. TO ASHUEST SUBSCRIBERS. OUR COLLECTOR will pay his usual Quarterly Visit to Ashurst on Tuesday, April 21st. Prompt Settlement of Subscription Accounts due to March 31st will oblige. Stajtdahd Office, April 3rd, 1886. flgT Mr F.Beaven, 'Ihe /Square, and Messrs Welch and Co. (opposite Bank of Australasia) are Agents for the 3tan DART) m Palmerston, from whom copies can always he vrocur'eA ■