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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1683, 13 April 1886, Page 1

s- ;■;.;•*.•; * : *-'» Wanted. ;...;.••;.;,•. "T^ANTED—Farmere, Dairymen, Direci ;W .tors of .-Cheese Factories, Country Storekeepers, &c., to know that they can gjet Milk Cans made of superior metal specially imported for Cheese Factory Transits ;. Railway and Cart Cans, with unproved double lids, dispensing with the use of cloths ; Milkmen's Serving Cans, new shape, with splash rims ; and Sail ,other lands qtLDairy and Cheese Factory Utensils. Alid, the largest and finest stock of Tin arid Japanware m New Zealand, Wash Coppefs and Furnaces, Lead-headed Nails, (m., atM. P. Cameron's Tinware Factory, Featherston-strcet, Wellington. Orders by. post or telegraoh promptly attended to, - Wanted Known. [—^— . • •■ ■■ " ■ -i— '-—--■ i-^~-r» WANTED KNOWN— Just Received Direct frbm Canterbury, a large quantity of Prime Hams and Bacon, at WoiaEEMaN &,Hutciieson, The- Square,. PalmerStbn N. . / TjETANT-ED KNOW.N— Tresspassers m IJT S^AiroAain^Hay: Paddock s& Bush Paddocfc r CtKariel^y^s) will be prosecuted.;" WANTED KNOWN— That Rill Heads and Memorandum Forms are being printed arid delivered m any part of tho district at^from 17s pel- thousand, at the Standard Steam Printing. Office, PalmerstonNortlu .... ... , , WANTED KNOWN— Mr J. F. AndekSON has been appointed Agent for the. Standard at Otaki. "TYTANTED KNOWN^Bqom for aiew W quiet Horses m Standard Pad-, dock. Abundance of feed ana water. \XT ANTED KNOWN^That F. Whit. VV lock's Worcestershire Relish is the best, the purest, the richest, the most delicious; and-tho cheapest Sauce .for. gravies/cold meats. ; s'onps; and I . every purpose for Avhich Sauce is. reciuired. Ask your grocer for WHITLOI3k^ : WbrcealeKhife- Relish. Try it .once, you will use no other. Wl-im lock's Delhi Chutney is still to be had at all grocers,. A fit . : . ' • : . iHACKNEk; GAaiUAGE ;, ■, ' FOR HIRE. '" ' : • npEE undersigned has much pleasure m. X ; calling the attention of the Palmer-. ' ston public to the fact that he is at present" .running a comfortable Covered Carriage. >vitliin"the Borough. ' Cushioned seats and jba's& '.•;• ' ' .--. .;.'■•• • :•■ ;„■ ! „ Fare~6d ; 0 >; "To and from. Terrace End. : . .:'■ I Special Engagements by Agreement DayHirej by the hour, 4s, ■ N-8.-tt^ l^^]? 16^* 8 ' made; f or v evening hire. Terms' liberal. ' / : l T. GOOD I SON, PROPRIETOR. THE WELLINGTOIN Landed Property GUIDE ■■ For March — Now Published. , JP<ONTATNS Complete Records of all \J Land Sales for the . Colony during the past month. ; f tie Reports of "Crown Land Commis sioners throughout' the Colony, of Land Sold during the past-month, and Tabulated Statement and Report on the Land Market throughout the.polony. • \ Buyers of Property will find m the Guide the most complete details cf .. . ; i®g" OVEn ?A. THOUSAND PROPERTIES For Sale, and Lease throughout the Oolon> on Easy' Terms. 1 ; . :: _j. •-■•■• i ' : v i•■, - . . '[■ Aiisb;' " ■ ■' ' '>; ."'■ ' ; "i Bank 'and Joint- Stock Share Register with Latest. Quotations. " • ■ ■ READ THE OPINIONS OF THE P.tESS. i <l The Wellington Landed Property Guide is the best publication of its' class that has come under our notice." " The publishers cannot be too highly complimented on their enterprise m preparing for gratuitous circulation a book j that is simply of incalculable value to ' colonists, iieio arrivals, arid intending colonists abroad." . We douht ttjhetber another so complete ts published souih of the Line." No 1 Buyer of Property should be without . the " Wellington Landed Property Guide." = No Seller of; Property should fail to use the "'Wellington Landed Property Guide" as an advertising medium for his properties -• '" ■:")■• ? ' 'i '•*. * «•?*?{ '•' ' ' -'-' UiiLL— :■■ '■■■■• •■■ Country : ' Mfe^cWbera are requested to write to us for' copies,' whish will be forwaixled monthly to any address Free of Charge. T. KENNEDY MACDONALD & CO Land and Mercantile AUCTIONEERS, Panama-street. Wellington NOTICE. TiST consequence oft several parties having liorses Grazing m the Standard paddocks having recently removed them without intimation or payment^ it is notified that m future all Grazing Must be Paid Weekly. N.B. — The slip-panels have now been nailed up, and all gates are jotted. „, . • = will be prosecuted February 1, 1886. t red. Bryant, 5. Beule.) BUTCHER, Jk-ALMEKSTON NOiiTH