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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1682, 12 April 1886, Page 1

' MAEESBOF ; ~* '" """' THE NEW ZEALAND WHICH IS LARGELY IMPORTED TO AUSTRALIAN COLONIES Is made of best hammered scrap iiron, and for simplicity, durability, excel ieuce of design, easy draught, economy of repairs, stands preeminant. NEARLY 8000 IN USE. . Winuers of the Gold .Uedal at.,tho.MJslbourrie Exhibition for their DOXTBLK PIJRRO^, PLQU; |JL. . Vide. Jurors Report r Ploughs :--Tri Plou^ t^re is ; one Exhibit to which wewi^li to draw Special Atteuticn as beinAhebesi and that is the. DOUBLE FURROW of REID & G UAY, of Dunedin N'Z: In finish and construction it.JR far,-sup§ri'op to any other. ' Copy of Testimonial from John Grigg, vßsq,, Longbeach, who got eleven new Ploughs m January last. " , ; ... . '■* Tjong'beach ,Bth Peby., 1886* ..I am very pleased to be able.to say ,thnt your Ploughs have given me perfeot satisfaction. Signed Joim G.rigg. . REID AND~GRAY'S .. Outs, Riddles, Elevates, Screws and Presses into the bag at one operation. 12 Mouthpiece will Cut and Press from 80 tc 100 :-...:. : i well pressed bags per hour. Price A large number at ! "work. ......'■ 1 ALSO, 1 Ctoaflfcutters and Horse. Gr ears, all size®.— ■ i . , r Gqnibined Manure and Turnip Coulter Drill for drilling fr<M"6 to 8 rows on the flat. PATENT BALANCING. @ISC ttARROW$ n ;.; .jcNeTr Positive Feed Broadcast .S4w^'^w:Z9&l|tid'7'.w'ine.6in'd*9! :^rain Drills from 11 to 1 7 Coulters, Cambridge 'Hollers, Zig Zag Harrows, P« tent Wire Strainerjron and Steel Fencing Wive, Steel and Iron Fencing Standards, Steel Barb Wire, 4 points, Oils, Finings, &o. • Clayton & Shuttleworth's Portable Engines, 4, 5, 7, and 8-horse, and Threshers, at Reduced Prices. G-BUBBEES, AXX, ' 38335TP5,,. Catalogues Free on Application at Dunedin or any of -our Branches. ■ - • ■ ' . ■ HEALTH FOB JLI^LjUI Holloway'a Pills Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the . ■ LIVER, STOMACH, KIJPNEYS, AND BOWELS. They invigorate and restore, to health .. tjebilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable m all Cbniplaints incidental to Females of all ag6s.' For children and the • aged they are priceless. v Manufactured only at ThomasJ Holloway's. Establishment^ 78, NEW OXFORD STREET (late, |5?3, OXFORD STREET), LONDON '" . and sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the World. jigp 0 Purchasers should look to the Label on lite JBoxes and Pots. If the address is not osft* Oxford Street. London, t/iey are spurious.

i.. : . ■ . BUTCHERY.- \ ■:■■■•-■ ALWAYS ON HAND. CASH PURCHASER OF ' " ' ■ .^i'lJH-8/..-..M-.1-BBa--1 PRGPRISTOR* Steam Sa^". WL&X&N& MILLS. • ' Palmerston North/ Manawatu. ' MOULDING ARCHITRAVES, ... w tc, always on iand. . COontracts for Timliev supplied from ; any of their Saw Mills. Their Stecm Flour Mill is also m full ?!»• .-••'.■;.. -working^ »! ilk Dressed Flour of Best' Quality, ■-■' Kewaid. ,ri HE above reward will be jjaid A. . on conviction of the person or persons y habitually trespass m the Stands JApaddocks and wantonly and rnaliciouliy' damage the pumps. The next case of tresspass that is found out will* be prosecuted. ALEX MbMlNff.'

i -'ABKFOK Chamberlain's : •A&xittea-to be the Best m the Manawatu. CHAMBERLAIN'S as tb« «aly Mill that is fitted with appli- 1 ances for "thpix.n^hly _ .misang the] Y/hents essential to making Gootl JFlour . Ordsra punctually attended to. 1i R* CHAMBERLAIN,, MANAGER' Pelldlns Stean* Floor SHU. jgjgr Tp be obtained' at Milvertqn«§j ; Scu'^ Main-street Palmerston. PHILLIPS' WAIEAEAPA PRIVAT-Ej ,•.-»•••' -TEL,' ■- • ■;'.-,■. QUSEN-ST., MASTEBTON, • i IS now open, and will be found replete with every conceivable' comfort. All' the convenience of a first-class 'home; are, provided, every room being furnished and upholstered with the' newest and best material. Inspection cheerfully invited; PartH-s desirous of securing apartments-* will do well to communicate at once with^ the proprietor. • , €food paddocks with water,: First-claes stabling acepmodation. An experienced man to look after horses. Come and look for yourselves. „...,. The Billiard Boom is, without doubt, the best m this district, and is under the management of Mr A. G. BAYLiss, who I will be about with hi? usual attention to ' those who favor him with a oal