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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1739, 21 June 1886, Page 3

Waatra Advertisers m this column by enclosing stamps, can have their anmoers addressed to a number or letter, care of this offic^ when they will be forwarded to the aidress given. XTTANTED or WANTED KNOW> TT Advertisements, not exceedia twenty words, One Shilling, pre-paid. CTTANTED— A Steady Turnover. ApT T ply at Daily Standard OfficeTXTANTED— AII people with ready TT money to buy their stores at Wollerman & Hotchison*B Great Cash Clearing Sale. See advertisement. WANTED— 100 pounds fresh batter a week. Apply by lettrr stating price to " StorokeeperJ" office of this paper. WANTED— Settlers, Hotel-keepers, and Business People to know that they can be supplied with servants of all descriptions on the shortest notice at Grant's Labor Exchange, 24Lambton Quay, Wellington. Wmtted Known WANTED KNOWN — Groceries!! Crockery, Hardware, &c., afl wholesale for one month only at ' Woj^ lbrman & Hutchison's, the Square, Pttlmereton. ANTED KNOWN— Fitzgerald's Flnid Extract of Knromiko (registered under Trade Marks Act) promptly euresDrVrrhcsa and Bysentery Dr Heilbrons' Sugar Coated Worm . Cakes, are the best cure for worms m children and aditlU Country stores «n p plied on most lil -cm! 'terms Agtinf f«r Palnnerston NorMf, Mr H. A. R. Williams CHemist, The Square. ANTED* KNoWN3ri^*7v>irlard & Sime> of the Wanganu Parcels Forwarding Agency, have been appointed Agents for the New Zealand Express Compuny, (Cuff & Graham) Christchurch. Perr-ons desirous of send ing parcels or receiving same should con sign to Pollard & Suies, Tuupo Quay, Wanganui. ANTED KNOWN— WEf.cH& Co have a large stock of Revised Bibles just to hand, and are selling at greatly reduced prices. WANTED KNOWN— Visitors to Messrs Welcii & Co.'s Fancy Goods Warehouse, should remember the premises are always at their disposal for inspection of goods without being expected to purchase. WANTED KNOWN— Just Arrived a fresh Winter Stock of Horse Covers, Bnggy Aprons, Oilskin Coats, and Kangaroo Leggins. Also a large assortment of new Saddles, Horse Clothing, &c. The Palmerston Saddlery Depdt. — D. Prtngle, Proprietor. TTf ANTED KNOWN— Messrs PotC Yj lard & Simes, Eeceiviug and Forwarding Agents, have been appointed Agents for Manawatu Standard. Office : Taupo Quay, Wanganui, (Opposite M. Hogan & Co'.'s Store.) WANTED KNOWN— That T. HALL is doing all kinds of Coach Build* ing and Repairing and Wheelwrights work at the Terrace End Shoeing Forge (Brazier's). 30 years' experience. [For remainder of Tl' anted and Wanted Knoton Adv*». *cc First Pace.~\ rj" COLLIER & CO. lmvlng had 20 11. veare experience m the Pianoforte Trade beg to assure their Customers that nonebnt First Class and thoroughly reliable Pianos arc sold by them. The choap Foreign Makers of Pianos, so many of v.hich are shipped to New Zealand, are strictly excluded from their stock. All Pianos now on hand are personally selected by Mr H. Colltetj (who is at present m England) from the best Enp-lish and Contmential Factories. All Instraments Guaranteed. H. Collier i: Co., Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. Q/L GD . NIE AS. The Victorian Model OtJd Pianoforte Trichord, clear actioned, m handsome Cnnadian Walnutscase. Price 34 Guineas, or may be paid by 18 Monthly Payments of £2 2s 6d. Tliese Pianos cannot be surpassed for tone, durability, and finish, and can only be had from H. Coiii-iKR & Co., Music Sellers, Wanganui. ' - „ - - _^ HOELING & SPANGENBERG Pianos, full Trichord, check . action, iron frames, vertical or overstrnngin. Walnut case, are m BtocV.at H. .Collier . & Co.'s Music Warehouse, Victoria Avenue. PTANOFO"RTIiS' Tmicd. rr'|MV>:.i. awl renovated m ("lionno' I ii->l>. i?j T< w n and Country.by couipeieni Tin t is and Rupairers. H. COLiiiER & Co., Pianoforte Importers, Victoria Avenue. pi HAP PELL'S Pianos. Trichord, check \J Action, m Canadian Walnut case. Price 38 Guineas. -^TEWFELD'S Pianos and Pianettes; J_N also good second hand Pianos guaranteed sound and stand well, maybe had from H. Collieb & Co.. Victoria* A venue. TKEE-PLANTINQ SEASON. A LEXANDER T AIRD Has to nnnonnre to those abont to plant Frnit, Forest, and Giroan&ntai Trees that bis stock this seasou is remarkably healthy and well grown. ...•;■' A.L. desires to ctH' special attention to his Apple trees. 'The coJlootion will be found to embiace the most nsefnl varieties suited to the Colony ; many of them are well furnished with froit buds, and by being carefnllj planted m the proper season a return may be looked for th« firat year, - INSPECTION INVITED. And m order to facilitate business I have ap. . pointed Cummins, Sharpe, aud Co., Kidgway Street, my Town Agents, and being connected by Telephone, Customers leaving their orders with this firm, or at the FairnVld Nursery, may depend on my most careful and prompt alteo--1 tion. EARLY ORDERS SOLICITED. Catalogues are now ready, and will he sent post free to any address; on application to A LEXANDER T AIRD, J~JL : ±J _.^ FaIEMELD NUBSBET, "^^^^wANGANUL QPECIALIiTf- T -M§a 5 8"^vy Nap rO Overcoats 20s, at The Bon Marehe*, C M. ROSS& CO.. P&MO.NT iy URSE RY. FRUIT TREEB. FRUIT TREES. tes the Planting Season it now on, T invite in* ofnding purchasers to inspect my large S'ook '£ hmUhy Trcrs from one to three y«-ars old, hose who are unable ' to visit th« Nuti<<ry can have Catalogues forwardid and every information on application. I have also about three hundred four to five-year-old Treej to dispose of at special prices. I also offer about thret iundred varieties of Roses, and a laige general collection of Nursery Stock, mch us Canielitr, Asaiias, Rhododendrons;,&o :• ■ - '*- SEED DEPARfMfcNTv v^ ADotber Shipment of New Seeds, n "Roa« pehu," now to hand m fine condttioiK A 1abo« Stock of Gbabb Sbbm. ixovbks, &c, on Hand. To soitthe times the whole will be disposed of at Lowest Iteoiu iterative Prices. James ju,\Tifb. NURSERYMAN AND SEEDSMAN^ TaVPO .©DA* AKD GtASCOTT STTIE^f, TO SPOBTSMEN. AND OTHERS. mBESFA^f vj\»- on the TT-.^lil \_ tv Nfttive Ueserve will be prolflftltfe(U>y % appoijited HaugQi.