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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1732, 12 June 1886, Page 1

Wanted Known, "YTTANTED KNOWN— Just Received Vy Direct from Canterbury,. a large quantity of Prime Hams and Bacon, at "\yoUiERMAN & Hutohesqn, The Square, Palmerston N. ~TT7'ANTED KNOWN— Tresspassers m TT St AND AED H.ay Paddock or Bush Paddock (Donelly's) ■will be prosecuted. ANTED KNOWN— That Bill Heads and Memorandum .Forms arc being : printed and delivered, m "any- part of the \ district at from' 17s "per thousand, at the ' Staxdard Steain^Printing; Office, Palmer- '< ston North. ' '._ ' I TTTANTED KNOWN— Mr J. F. Andert V son has been appointed Agent for : the Stakdaiid at Otafci. ; "TTTANTBD KNOWN— Room for a few : W quiet Horses m. Standard Paddock. Abundance of feed and water. WANTED KNOWN---That ft WHIT iioOK's^Worcestershire Bejish is the v best, the,"pufest v the richest, the ;most de-H licious, and the cheapest Saiice foif gravies ' cold meats, soupsg and every purpose for/ 'which Sauce is required. Ask your grocer ■' for W»HiTLOCK's »■-. Worcestershire/ . Kelish. Try it once, you will use no other. * Whitlook's Delhi Chutney is "still to be had at jail grocers. ? . , ■' '-HACKNEY CAR IU AGE FOB HIRE. npHB undersigned" has'mtfch pleasure in;X 'calling the attention of the Palmer-, ston public to the fact that he is "at present irurming a comfortable Covered Carriage within the Borough. Cushioned seats and backs.; . v ,. ■*<■>:•■'■"..■'■* - \ • Fare^6Jl '""'[ '"7.. To and from Terrace. End; .. Hpecial Engagements by Agreement > Day Hire, by 'the hour/ 4sl ~ '*■■'' ■ N.8.-r-Arrangements -made 'f ot . evening hire". Terms liberal. ,-■ ■ T. GOOD ISt) N, - PROPRIETOR:" ... : .,'.'. ■' * *■'• •-. .. " > ' * ■ ..■ '. ' r THE .WELLINGTON \.; : - ta Landed Property For May — Noip Published. /CONTAINS Complete Becords, of all' KJ Land Sales for the Colony during the past month. ' . . . ......•'; : Ihe Reports of Crown Land . Cbinmis"' .sioners throughout the- iColony.- of •IJa'rid Sold during the past mofrth, and- Tabulated Statement and Report on the Land Market throughout the Colony.., v - '. , "Buyers of Property will find m the Guide 'the" most complete details cf ' ' Bgr'OVER A THOUSAND PROPERTIES J^S Sale and Lease throughout the Colony on Easy Terms. , '' ' ' ' -'' ■;. ■•■ Also, ' .. %*. i>, » "■ Bank sad. Joint Stock ShSre Register ■-,! with Latest .Quotations. ..- « ••* ; ; READ THE OPINIONS OP THE PJtESS. ; "'The Wellington. Landed Property Guide is the best publication of, its .ccass that has come under our notice/ : "*Thc .publistiers cannot be too highly complimented on their enterprise m preparing for graluifouq : .circpilalim f^Mok that is simply fif incalculable vcUue^to^ colonists, new arrivals, and intending colonists abroad? ... / , . We douht whetber another so complete is published south of the Line." '. :' . No Buyer of Properly should be without the " Wellington Landed Property Guide." . Seller of Property should fSil^to use the " Wellington Landed Property Guide " as an advertisingjnedium for his properties .Country Subscnbers aje requested to "write to us for Copies, Vhi'eh will -"be -tyr*. warded monthly to any 'address Free of .Charge. „ ■•• 4'f- :| . T- KEJNNEDt,vMACDONALb*«><}b^ Land and Mercantile JIUCTIOiNEESIS, PANAMA-STKEETi WEtUNGt6N ; ! NOTI.CE. T*N. cdiisequence of "several parties ?L having horses 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-pailers have now been nailed up, and ,as. gates are locked. • • • ■ „ ■ • . Trespassers will "be prosecuted ' / February 1, 1886. ;" ' • ; Uichter, Jfannestad & Co : Steam Saw JRLANING MILLS. ! Palhieraton Norxh, Manawatn. MOULDING AROHITRAVESj /. v tc, always on bund. jUontvacls tor Tiinl»er supplied from 1 any of their Saw Mills. Their Stecm Flour Mill is also m full I woi'kia^ "?t4er. i Itlk Dv^sed . Flour, of Quality £2 Beward; T| HEH .aboye reward' will , be paid i, -„ .* Uc(n conviction of tlie person br^" persons who habitually trespass m tlk STANDiUiD pitddoclis and wantonly and maliciously ; damage . the pumps.' The neit case of' tresspass that is* found out will be prosecuted ALEX MoMINN