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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1730, 10 June 1886, Page 4

(Corner of Main and Domain-streets), I Pahnerston North,? „..,.; ! nnA.KES the present opportunity o£ X „ respectfully thanking, 'his numerous customers for the support accorded to him since starting business m Palmerston, v and trusts -to still retain a fair share of pubiic patronage by good workmanship and moderate prices. N.'B.— Special attention :s directed to his superior Water Tanks made of Ifimbeart of Totara, which are the Cheapest Tanks procurable. Butter Kegs made of well-seasoned Tawa Staves, and Beer Kegs, Tallow Casks, Fell mongers', Brew ens', and Cheese Vats. Round and Oval Washing Tubs. & I All other articles m the trade made ! to order of good materials and at prices to suit the times. Note the Address as above. Watchmaker AND JEWELLER. Harry Littlejohn, (Late with ■W.'Littlejohn & Son, Wellington) THE SQUAEB, PALMEKSTON N. Repairing of Clocks, Watches,' Jewellery, Surveying, and other Instruments of every descriptions, promptly lj and efficiently car-' lied out. Orders from Country Settlers receive Im- , ' mediate Attention. SIIiVEKSmTHISTQ DONE ON THE PEEMISES. (Under Standard Office.) H. Little"? ohn Proprietor. &2 EEWAKD. T OST, a Briorlit Bay Mare, brandJLJ -ed like pair of bellows on near shoulder, newly shod, lump on belly, black > points, v collar, .'.marked^ The t yewaiT.dygi3jj2ej2§id^njecflßßa^