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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 121, 28 April 1883, Page 1

Business Notices' L ' 4 : l B ICHTER NANNEpAbi' % l ] CjO; { l StCEAM SAW. AND PLA^INQ r ' ; MILLS "'•' -^ ••'-■'■••■■> PALMERSTUiM.; NORTH* r '" MANAWATU. MOULDING ARCHrTRATE§) Etc „ always on hand Contracts for timber supplied* fFok ''""' „-. any of their Saw" Mii'ij. Their Steam flour Mill is aluo m full 1 working order; Silt Dressed '-- "Fio's"f""sf'tej§r ~ qiwhr"-^ Hotels MESSRS. POAD & BRAZIEB BEG to inform the Public of Palm. •-- J'l'Bton JN orth. and the Surrounding Districts/tiiat they have opened a v ■ VETERINARY SHOEIN(JFORiiB r GENERAL SMITHY ' @-AT TERRACE END.» Hpr'ses : Garefally' iShod, ahi* Genera* cksomiiV wock eteeutec' at Lowest ■: •: - : : ' :: '' : "'■''- ■''■'''■■■■ w ■ :■•■■''<•'< •- :;;,{ .-...-i-' ■-. MANAWATU; Did^RIOT Pj^o ; DUOE RACB,^OF J66a i For 3 year-old colts ... .88t : :101bs.; ■:■-_ \y. " Fillies and Geldings Bst 51bs. . Second horse to receive £10 oat of Stakes. < ■•■ -I ■ •■-. ■ <■; . ■:■'< ■■ J :.-.■:].: ,; : . Distance, one mile and a quarter. Nominations £1 ; Acceptance, £2; and final acceptance at Post of £l; '• Open to all colts and, fillies! 'foaled , within the Manawatu County , andi: ' the bona fide property of persona who' havereaided 'within the Mina- ; ■: watd County for six 'month's 'prior' • to date of nomination. ;: "•« i TV rOMINATIOiNS git ing colour, sex/ : li date when foaled, description, : marks and brands (if any) and pedigree, will:elose on tHe IsfMayV 188$"' " i: Acceptances will close with : general entries" forV Maoa'watu Racing Glub'i Annual; meeting, 26"th' December;; 1*883; : and final acceptances ' on the ! day of - . meeting halt' an hour before starting. .. THOS. R. WALTpN, Becreii»ryY EXTRAORDINARY NOTIGJS. '-■ Re-opening of mHE AUCKLAND CLOTHING JL AND DRAPERY GOM^ • . : • .--"■■ ; ■-'=:= - ■--■■ ' (Uimixbd) For a few weeks, m the premises next Mrs Walker's, andopposite Cha-* vannes'. Hotel, Victoria Avenue, ; :. ■ •WanganuiCi\. U.J \j. Arrival of Forty Seven Cases and Balef of Drapery and Clothing, ' Cbm|prisiog---Laiks 7 dress jgbods', ! m immense ; ' Variety/ fctfd every ' conceivable ' "."""" ■"textuib ' '■" '" '■;■''." '."• Sheetingu, rugs, hosier j : Table damask quilts Towels and towelling Men's, boys'y and youths clothing • ■ - Shirts, braces, belts &c , These goods having been purchaead under extraordinary circumstances, they , will be' offered to* the public of Wangrf* ' nui at a Tremendous Sacrifice. An early inspection is respectfullj invited, as we hope to clear the.. lotin a few weeks. to give a slight idea of the prices, we '. will quote a few figures : — 5 cases ladies' pre ty dress materials, 4£d, sid, and 6^d 3 cases boys', youth', and mens* straw hats, 4d, 6d, 9d, and ls. f ; Gent's helmets, 4s 6& A sglendid opportunity, for storekeepers i sorting up their Stocks. ; . ; • For the Aucklanu Clothing and Drapery Company (Limited), 0. H.LEARY, ■'*-■■ Manager. OHINAi GLASS AND EAilTfliiJSrii WARE.. ARTHUR E. LEWIS,^ i VICTOBIA AVEMUB, WaNGAHUI. I)EGS to draw attention to the fact X) that. he ha* opened up a large totcck of the above lines; The only house m Wanganui that confines itt business to the China, Glass, and Earthenware irade, besides keeping every iiue unaer the above headiifg. A. E. L. lias m stocky a, beautiful selection of Parian btatuary, Vanes * xNic-nacks, E. P. Ware *fee, &c Glass balls for glass ball shooting. ia stock. ' : '' ; •* -*- Orders by letter attended to with despatch. .-; Note the address— Next ; door to Bankot JNew Zealand, Victroia Avcnae. " WA^GANDIi C