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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 175, 30 June 1883, Page 3

Business Notice. PALMERSTOJS BUTCHERY EBTABLISHBD 1872 BTiif ANSON, m returning hie 9 ixL sincere thinks to the inhabitants of Palmerston aud its vicinity "bf the very liberal patronage bestowed on him since hif? commencement m the butchery' business, begs to announce that m conseqnence of the increase of trade and population ha can now afford to sell meat at prices to suit the million 1 1 1 Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal, E*ork, Lamb, and Small Goods, on and after this date, reducedto former price* for cash 1 N. 8,. —-Sheep wanted for boiling down; Highest cash price giren for Tallow, Hides, Sheep-skins, and Wiol. Neatsfoot Oil,9rt per Gallon. ; Tendera ; v BUSHB'ULLING. ITTANTJED— Tenders "for felling . ,V V ; aooutJ 20tt ! acrea oTbifthi f^ joining R. K. Simpson's upper boundary, Par .-lekßrefcu,, m one or more contract. Landdryi •no kie kio or supplejick. ..".' For further particulars apply to I ! . f . DONALD FRASER, | . ; ''..' *'•"'!"' . """ !?: " '" Piiawa'nui.- ** Otto 7 -' <: ' : ■ -'"* : ■ '■'•>': A. DALZIELL, • ■ ■■•- <" r; ■-- " Bullg. TENDERS FOR . FURNl 'j±i^ji v "i r.EJN D B IRS mil be received ; at my v I ; office to noon of FRIDaY." the 6th! day of July nexN for the > furnishing a <4 cf the ULU B B OTEL. r ' Specifications, to be seen, and full paiticulars obtained by applyingCtb ■ ! JOHN WALDEGKA.VE, „. | Ji.;::.^;: O !l he Square.,; TQ CARPENTERS & BtJILtfERS. lIENDFR^ are irit ited : until nbonMof I) SATURDAY the ?lst' day of July for alteratidn to a store 4 . and the erebtion of three Cottages; Palmerston ' vqrth. Plan and specification may be peen at my office' Palmerston North. !■■ E LARCttMB, - ; C. J Ei arid Awsbitect CARRIAGE TO 1 VKOODVILLE. I S A;M; J/S" \'.,. Tjl JD W A II D.S, j Carrie r-1 ;i IS now; running a Four- boree Brake every ThuisdaT,. beiw^en. P.a'mer--Bton and W^odville, for the con'vejapce of Goods and paßsengera. -£ Freight, 35s per ton. Paroels and Passengers at low rates. - AH orders left at Mr SneUon'B"w r ill De punctua ly attended to. , ' CITY BUT CHE K Y .'» Opposite the Uuiou ;Bank/. : " „: i'Hk Square, ' PALMERSTOJS NORTH* STEWART* & C0.,.........PK0r8iKT0k9 TIAiMILIrDB supplied with nothing' JD but tbe Primest Beef ' Pork, and ;Veai; ' ■;;.. ; ,;;■/... ;. : ''v.' ' . ~ :i . dpiced Beef acid Small Goods always : son Viand, or to order , -■■'- 4^" All accounts fourteen days >ver due will be charaed ten nftr cent; : ■t , •;,, ■ Miscellaneons. , NEW BAEEKT, AJSJ> OONFECV . „.-.' .....' ■. ' TIOSERY/ _ . \ NEi&T THE v BON MARCHE, j The Square, Palmerston North. ■ T ' T\ ■■■■- T? ' tt A 8-B B» haTing •I # \J m : J} - commenced business! as above, trusts by- strictly attending! to business, : and keeping m Stockj ONLY PURK Confectionery, afad Bread of the best quality, to securer a' share of the Public Support. „ . . ; Balls,- PartKß, f-'uppers, Pic-nics, \ and all Public Entertainmenttt /j ; applied on the shortest "' j .'-' iri/ i aotice. ." ..-';;, -- _ i B snc Manges, Ices ,pream6, &o. made- up ,t order; t I Note Thf Adbrkss— ; i r ; I J. D. FRABER, | -Pastry Cook •&.•■ Con ttctioner, . next he "Bon Marche," The Square. ; t OPENING NOTICE. / ; jIjTERSRSi ELDERSHAW arid i\l ColliriH, having taken over the well-known Bakery,- formerly carried on by Mr G. Eldershaw, beg respectfully to inform the inhabitants m and around Palucerston that they are now prepared to' auppJy the best of Bread and Confectionery at the sbertest notice. - ■ .. Small Goods always on hand or made 1 to order, ' ■■! , Families waited on daily, and; orders punctually attended to. ' ! ELDEUBHAW & COLLINS. • ■->.■■;<> .it ■ ■,■■} to ; v ..,