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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6708, 29 May 1900, Page 4

LICENSING DISTRICT OF PALMERSTON, ANNUAL MEETING, IVTOTICE is hereby given that the I_N annual Licensing Meeting, for the purpose of taking into consideration all applications for Certificates for such Licenses as by " The Licensing Act, 1881," are authorised to be granted, and the renewal or transfer or removal of such licenses, of which < due notice shall have been given to the Clerk of the Licensing Committee for the district in which the premises J in respect of which such application I is made are situate, will be held for tie Licensing District of Palmerston, at noon, on Wednesday, June 6th, 180 Q. < W. MATBAVERS, I Clm: Palmerston Licensing Com- : mittee. GJtiMTLtiMlfiN, ONE MOMENT PLEASE. MESSRS PRATT EROS. Have opened an up-to-date HAIRDRESSING & SHAMPOOING SALOON, NEXT OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, And hope by giving best attention to all patrons, to receive a fair share of trade. I All hair wort a speciality. I Pipes mounted and repaired. I Razors ground and set, I Good selection of smokers' requisites. ! j PRATT BROS WHYTOCK & CO., Hotel Brokers and Valuators, { Financial and General Commission Agents, MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON N. FOE SALE AND LEASE — Hotels, town and country, all over tho North Island; businesses of all kinds; farms and town, properties, FOR SALE at once, srood country general store; valuation only; owner selling owing to ill-health ; a rare chance and a bargain. WHYTOCK & CO. j Miss cTw. Malcolm, DEESS AND MANTLE MAKES, CUBA STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. VL? EDDLNG and Fancy Cards at i lowest Prices at HART & REELING'S, Main-Btreei;. | Mr R. V. Lloyd, (Pupil of the late Mr J, R, Tripe) SURGEON DENTIST. Hankins 1 Buildings, Next Montague's, The Square. ME LLOYD will make conservative dentistry a special feature of his work, Artificial dentures in gold or vulcanite at Wellington prices. Dentistry in all branches. CONSULTATION FREE, "acancv for a Pupil. (Formerly under the patronage of the Countess of Glasgow and Family.) DANCING DEPORTMENT AND CALISTHENICS. j nnHE leading schools, convents and J_ elite of Palmerston are informed that Miss Pearson, of Sydney, will this month (if sufficient inducement offers) visit Palmerston once a week and open Classes in DaDcing and Modern Calis--1 thenics. The new waltz (as danced in 1 Sydney, London and Paris), and all | ballroom dances, French and English minuets, cotillons, sixteen laDcers, Greek dance (skirt). Miss Pearson holds the highest testimonial from Prof. West, of Sydney, by whom she was specially trained. Miss Pearson is sorry she was unavoidably detained from visitiDg Palmerston on Monday last. Will intend- ! ing pupils kindly forward names to 29, Hill-street, Wellington. " FERNLEA," 29, High-atreet, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN. mHAT J. T. WATSON, Stationer, X Feilding, has been appointed Sole Agent for the district for Weldon's Patterns. Any pattern posted on receipt of 15 stamps. WANTED.— To take in Produce to store in large building (next door to the Phoenix Timber Yard). All care taken, but no responsibility. Terms on | application. Will also sell produce on commission. Weaner pigs always on hand. Andrew M. Graingbb. WANTED KNOWN—Tonkins' Linseed Emulsion is without a doubt the best of all advertised preparations for coughs and colds in New Zealand. 11/ ANTED KNOWN-Bicycle Re- ? V pairs, Building and Ename jog quickly and thoroughly executed by I competent mechanics. Tjres all sizes. J G. H. Scott, near Bank of Australasia. WANTED JvflOWiN-Highest price for empty bottles in Palmerston is obtained at Gattsche's Eagle Brewery, Rangitikei-street. ( mONKINS' Linseed Emulsioi posi_L tively cures difficulty of breathing andallcnest complaints. Sol* at 1/6 anJß^taj|. Grove, The Cash) Stores. M^^^^^ 111 II I Iml no are too^d^aike made Cycle |^^^^^^H|^^^^^^^^^Hdunist,