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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 73, 19 February 1883, Page 2

: :^taM»!^ii'ime Table; •ABRiDGlfijy RAILWAY TlMtt- ...-.; *; SjABLE. : ." .SSJIKS L»4rJS YjkLJlßhßfOS— For WaHgatfii y ..i „, 6.45 a.n\ 5.45 p.m. „ Halcombe (only) ... '8 55 a.m. „ Foxton 10.40 a.m. 8.30 p.m. Trains lvatb Foxtmi— ForWangnnai 4.25 p.m. " „ Hilcbmbe (only) : ... 7.30 suau "^.TRAINS MEAYK FMMHHO— ' For Wtinganai .. ... 7.30 a.m. ... . „ J6.30 p.m. „ Hatcembe (bnTy)" ... 9-50 a.m. „ Foxton 9.45 a.m: 7.60 p.m. < „ Palmerstou 11.55 a.m. '"HAXNS LbAVK HaLCOMBK— ,< „ Foxtoa >. ... 9-15 a.m. 7.20 p.m. „ Palmerston (only) ... 11.20 a.m. I For Wanganui .. ... <8.20 a.m. ! 7.20 p.m» Trains liEAyi Gbiatford— FwWanganui | 8.45 a.m. '\ : -1" . 7.45 p.m. „ Foxton , v /fe.35 p.m. " Palmerston : io.37a.rn, I'RAINg LIA.Y* WAHGaHUI— ; 'Vox Toxtonj n \ ;-s ■:, ■-, >.... ■ t.O f,m. N.B. On 8 tara'ays the train dde at Pal. pneteton at; 12.45 proceeds to Foxton, arriving at 1.40 p.m ., nrning at 2.40 p.m., and reaching ParPaston ai 4 p.m. The train which leaTes Palmerston at 8.55 a.m., goes; through to Wanganui on Saturdays, Teachinsr there at 1.40 p.m. v_^ Special Notices NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS^ A LL ACUOXJNTS DUE TILL End of Year, 1882, will be FCTRNlSHEliiwilhin'. the JSEiT IFEW J>AYS, Vheri* liV is hoped ' Proikpt Settlement^ ? viU : be made^irith c our Collector. MONEY TO LEND. CiQ(\f\ an d other earns of money pC-OUU to lend on Freehold Land it 8 per cent. Apply to - S-SRNEST W. PERKINS, • Colicitor, The Sauaire. BEST VALUE IN DRAPERY, <:'■■] IS; AT MoDoweH Brps J . A Large- Variety -co eeiect from, and ■ '. All new reliable Goods and At Lowest Remaneratire Prices. Dress and Mantle-making under ex- , Derionced management. ■ ' ; . Charges|Sttictly Moderate, I McDowell brus. The Square, Palmerston Nortb. MEDICAL HOTICE. "TvR CURL, Coi Rangitikei), may \j be Consulted every FRIDA V, at Remington's Dispensary, opposite the Bank of Australasia, from 1 to half-past 5 o'clock jn the afternoon Mr Keminjfton is authorised to giro any information as to fees, and to arrange for out-door risits ii required. Patients are inrited to ATTEND EARLY, to gire time tot careful Kxanainatiou. ; § v" ; 4 | IMPORTANT NdTICEr "tIEING continually informed by D Customers, that they would wish me tt) MAJKE TJP^htir: Medicines, bnt to go elsewhere, I take this opportunity to inform the. Public that after obtaining a prescription from, a Medical man, they are at liberty to get IT MADE UP ANYWHERE they think proper. My Drags' J>re imported DIRECT, and as I hate always objected to give "the Doctor " a profit out- -»f - the medicine; I hafe "not his ( > Commission " to| char<ye to the customer -,_ .^ ., <? _ r ..,_ ......... I *\/ vj' ' *- '< ~? T ' k -- ~” : |Consnlting Chemist, - — ! The Square, " Hon. MkntWKj P ? 4bis, ;1867." - \C:fU'A Li;-. io Y^iu-^. ;pV R. HARVEY may be consulted at* U H^£ ; STOGERY, -street ' NORTH. Teeth > Extracted erery . 'Morning except Wednesday, •'' ' TE ARO DISPENSARY, 1 Mannbb-stebet, Weixikoxok. ; H. BRrTTAIN r L ~TVRUOGIST, Pharmacist, and Dentist, iJ_S Allopathic, Homeopathic, Botanic ( and Parent Jl«4iojnes. Leeches, Spongea, Enemas, Syringes,, Bougief,, Catheters. Trusses, Suspensory BaDdages 4 Breaat Glasses, Breact Pumps, ' 'Breast Plasters, • Eye Shades, Eye Baths, Feeding Bottlee, Feeding Cups, Medicine Spoons, and , Glasses, Respirators, Vaccination Shields, Elastic Stof kings, Knee Gaps, Nipple Glasses, and Shields, Nursery and Toilet Requisites, Perfumery,, Mineral Waters, Horse and Oattle Medicines r t X CARD. | ■ITR ORB ENWOOD jy^ Dektist, WANGANUL