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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1738, 19 June 1886, Page 2

STEVENS & GORTON. Wholesale MERCHANTS AND GENERAL IMPORTERS, RANGITIKEI-STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH, Have on Sale— FEED OATS :\U&/ CRUSHED OATS SEED OATS CRUSHED BARLEY OATEN CHAFF CRUSHED WHEAT CHICKWHEAT FLOUR OATMEAL POTATOES Box Teas, from 15s 6d; Soft and Crystal Sugar, Candles, Kerosene 150 test, Soap from 6s 6d per box, Fencing : Wire and Staples, Barbed "Wire. — Cooperh Sheep Dig~ GRASS SEEDS, CLOVERS, & TUR-NIP-SEED. AGENCIES. Lwerpjboly 0 Loriidor^ $ Globe Stevens & {Barton Auctioneers, . Bulls, Palmeretqri ISforth, and Feilding. The English & American £ CUBA-STREET, (Adjoining Mr W. T, Wood's Veterinary Shoeing Forge). . ;i . ROBERT PARR... .Proprietor. fIIHE undersigned begs to announce that JL he has commenced business m Palmerston m those l commodiona Premises recently erected adjoining Mr W. T. Wood's-well-known establishment, and. solicits a share of public patronage. The business will be entirely under the; ... ... ■'.. .. Personal Supervision tif jtlie Proprietor, and the public may rely on ..every article being turned outi n the most manner: Spring Carts ; ■ ■ ■ Buggies Waggons Coackea and, every kind ofJSTebicle built to order at 5 . American it*ricesf •"'' . ; Note the Address — BOBERT PAER, The English, and American Coach Fac'orjr. ADJOINJNq ; Mb fp. i T.| WOfep/S; MEDICAL SPECIAL. '■ " '> / -f "■ - y ■■ QIGNOR RENAUi), tn©.E^£neht >O Eelectopatlust, Specialisf, and Botanic Practitioner, of the New Zealand Eclectic Medical Institute, Auckland, TfilT/ visit Palmerston on Thuesdat and Eeidat, , June 24th and 25th, and ihay be consulted at the Royal Hotel. N.B. — Consultation free... . ■ <§FPatientß please call early. "\yill visit Marton, June 26th. MARTON AGKENCTi C Mr C. 6RCJBABD,newsragent, Marton, has been appointed sole" agent f or the Maxa I - wattt I)ai£y STAJrDAitiJ; m that district. f'v | % I ALEX.MCMIM. Palmerston North, June 1, 1886. N . B. Orders for printing or advertising left withMr ORCHARDwiII receiveprbmpt attention . Subscribers who have bitherto been receiving their papers through the post, direct from the' office, will henceforth have them delivered through Mr ORCHARD'S agency. Names of new subscribers left with him will be forwarded to the Publishing Office, the Square, Paliriterstoii North : > . . ,: . -■ ■. \- ■■ ■"• '•■■■ '■'■■'' ■■' ' ; ; :V' <y JBl r i. Beaven, 'jhfi Square, and Messrs Welch and Co. (opposite Bank . of Australasia) are Agents for the&rxjxl DARb m Palmerston, from whom copies can always be vrocuretf. Cliurcn Services tor To- \ morrow. -■ ♦- — ; — ' v "i ; PKESBYTEBI«IN. ■... ■:■ ■■':-, 11 %.m. and 7 p.m.— Rer. Mr Wright. : WESLEYAN. ■■. - -V : Palmerston North.— ll a.m. and 7 pom, iMr" Dlxon. Kaheue.— 2.3op.in.,MreThncker. BailivYr T horpe.— l l a.m., Mr Powell: ASHUBsi.— 230.p.m., and C.30 p.m., Rer. Mr Bunn. .'. : Palmerston.— Scandinavian serric*^, at 15.30 a.m., by the Rev. E.Neilson, Minister. EOMAN CATHOLIC. ■. „ PALMEBSTON.-Mass at 11 a.m.; Catechism at S p.m. ; Vespers arid Benediction 'at 7 p.m. FEILDING.--Mass at 8 a.m. Preacher, f^tfr. Father Macmanus. ' :. ■ js>: • CHURCH OF ENGI^AND. . : :; Pai-MersTOn.— Holy. Eucharist, 8 ' a.in^ Matins 11 a.m.; Evensong 7 p.m., H. B. Copingrer. ABB(URBT.— 3 p.m.. Lay Reader. Stonky CbbßK.-4« CatochizinK 2.30 p.m;, Service 3 p.m;, lay Reader TAONUl.— Catechizing 2.30, Serrice 3* p.m., Lay Reader. JaokeytowS . — Catechizing ■ 5.30 p.m; ' Service 3 p.m., H. E. Copiuger. . . ■•. >; 89" It is particularly requested that notices un» der the above heading be sent iii every Friday. '