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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 92, 27 March 1883, Page 1

'. '■'■■. '■*• <'<£ r r ßusiness .Notices „, ■p a IQ)|TKR .^N^ESTAD ,& CO slfei^rteAw anjT pllnlng .rv.q^-X ... MILLS „,-..- * 5 -^- ;£•■.. „,. ., fl /^. % JM3ERSTW- NORTH, £ ■•■•■; : :t ifrANAWATU.^ -:>■. -^ & i .h. : '%■■ -4- aAs#-^ 1 • X "-{ •"'*■■ always on hand 7 ; ' ; \ Contracts for fhnbef applied ftori any of their Saw Mil'if. . A Their Stean> Flour Mill is alfio m full ■ < working order. : ; . . Silk Dressed Ficir of b^st quill . . Hotels r MESSRS* PQAD & BRAZIER BEQ to inform the Public' of Balm. 1 J cis ton North and the Surrounding Districts, that they have opened a VETERINARY SHOJBIJSG FaRGB , . ... . ■ " : ANDGENERAL, • SMITHY :r\ ®f AT. PER RACE ENI>.» Horßes* Carefully Shod, an^ Jenerai uksmich'B w<vk exeeate' at Lowest _: 1 ■>■'■•-> ft'- r <■■: ■ -.' ----■ ' : MANA W AXiJ DIfiJTRICT PRO-o DUCE RACE, OF JE6O. ■ J'dr"3 year-old cplts ... Sst lblba. " ' •«' Fillies and' G^eidin^s' Bsb sJbs. Second bjorse to receive £10 oat of Stakes. . .. t '[/'} - Distance^ one mile and a quarter. .. , -£2 ; ' ' ' and final acceptance at Post of £1 Open to all colts and fillies foaled .> ;"}<"trith m theVM:anawatu"(|outttyi :and the Bona tide property* of 7 personß who. have resided within the ManawatujCbunty for : six'mSntHs ? ytiot to date of nomination. •'it iiOkINATIO (NS feiVrn^ colour, sex, . XS^ . date when foaled, description , mark ; 8 and brands (it any) ami pedigree, will close oiT^ Ist May/ 1883. Acceptances *wm tlbse with general entries for; Maoawatu itacing Club's 4'nnuai meeting, 26th December, 1883, and. final .acceptances on 'Jthe day of meetiug half an hour before /starting. THOS.-A. WAiiTON, ■} . ;; - \ ' I Beo^eiary. MtraorblVary notice. Re-opening of '■ ■ ■ mHE< AT)GKLA«D CLOTHING X .AND DRAPERY COM- : - „. • ■:.;. PANY. ,-.... .; :.. ; ; (Limited) For a few weeks, m the premises next ' ! ; Mrs Walker's, ' and o opposite ChaWanganui: * "" Arrival' of Forty Seven Cases and Bales of Drapery and Clothing, — Ladies' dfess^ goods, m immense f ... . . .. variety -and every conceivable testure r i Sheetings,. rugf, hosiery ' table damask ;' Towels and towelling ; ' , . jMLen's, boys', and youths clothing Shirts, braces, belts &c. r .r ' These goods Ijaying been purchased under extraordinary "circumstances, they will be offered to the public of VVanga- ,'■■.. nui^at a Tremendous Sacrifice. An early . inspection is respectfully . invited, as we, nope to dear the lot m a fe\y weeks. V Torßiye aslight idea r of the prices, we . will quote a . few figures :-?- --5 cases ladies' pi elty dress materials, 1 3 cases boys 1 , youth, and mens' :; ' '-straw 'hats,' r 4d, 6d, 9d, and Is. -Gent's helmets, 4s 6d A sglendid .opportunity for .storekeepers sorting up their Stocks. For the Auckland Clothing and ♦Drapery Cpmpany (Limited), ' C. H. LEARY, .j: ; ;;->>: :■.■■>■' r ; _[ ;. •{ Manager. '.- -» ;r ■ ■■*■. .■-■,-. s bfllNA/ GLASS* ITS D EARTHEN- ,,, WARE., „ ♦ I YIOTORIA -AVENUK, WANGADUI. BEGS to draw 'attention to the fact . thatj he has opened up a; large Stock of* above lines. ' The: only house m Wanganui that r confines its .business; ; to the:' : China, Glss^ 3 ; and EartKenware :' t "'f raHeV besides keeping every line under the' above heading. ' A. 1 E. L. -Has m stock a beautiful selection' of Pa'riari Statuary, Ya&ef Nic^Scks, E;;P f i n Ware <fee, &c Glass balls for glass ball- shooting m stock. . . / '■'-'•■•' Orders by lettei attended to with despatch. v r "■' ■■'- ■- ' ! 'ft NoU' 1 Ihe to bWew^eiiatfd^ny^rofi'^&enue. WANGAtoIF H*A