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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 31, 5 January 1884, Page 3

G. M, SNELROiI T IST OF pilO PERT IKS FOR SALE BY THK UNDERSIGNED. 130 Acres of high, dry land, Kairanga Block. . 40 Acres cleared land and House. 70 Acres ot highly i.mpyoved land with dwelling-house, on the Borough boundary. i 34 Acres improved land and 7roomed House. 20 Acres ditto, near new railway bridge. 8 10-Acre sections Falmerston Borough. 3 1^ Acre do. do. A new 5-roomed dwelling and £ acre ot good garden land, pleasant! v situated. A five-roomed house and section of land, Taonui«Btreet, A commodiua house and one acre land, Main-street. 9 Building sites m Vinioria, Main and Broad-streets. 3 Bui Ming sites 40 feet frontage to Main~street, FOR LEASE. 2 Business sites, each 33 feet frontage next to Town Hall. 10 Building plots Jiangitikeistreiit. * For terras and particulars, Apply to G. M. S NELSON, Auctioiieer. THE PALMfIUSTOH BAKKRY AND CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT. NEXT THE "BOJ 7 MAROHE," Thb Square. r PHE Undersierned bpgs to thank the I. residents of Pa!auer.ston nnd surrounding districts f- r the support bo generous y accorded him siuce starting m business en his own account, nnd while soliciting; a continuance of their esteem, d favors, would intimate that m future a more varied stock will be kept on hand to n\*et the wants of the everincrevsing population. Fresh scons and buns daily. Ihe catering fcr Balls, Suppers, Picnic Parlies, and Public Entertainments carried out efficiently, and under my own supervision. ; Bread of "First Class Quality " only raaie. Note Tqk Aderess — J. D. FRASEK, Pastry Cook <fe Confectioner, next the " Bon M»rche," The Square, Paluersion North. : nOR Delicate Femaks, "Diulyz-d r Iron '' m bott'ee, le 6J. ieramgton's, Square. NOTICE! NO TICK I NoTlO'ls I FRED BEAVEN HAYING leased the whole of thos premises "m the Square, Palmer ston, (m a part of which he has been carrying on business for sometime pa.>t) purposes making such alterations as vill enable him to place on view a much larger stock ihnn has hitherto been kept. The inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding district aro invited to make an early inspection, as ie is my intention to xell all goods at the lowest remunerative profit. The Stock will be found to consist of everything 1 required m a General Store. I hope by strict personal attention to the business, to merit a fair share of public' support. Families will be waited upon for orders, and Goods delivered iv any part of the district. FRED BEAVEN, The Square, Palmerston North. TO BUSHMEN. TV A y TED a good busliman, with ■ V bullocks and horses, to take a large contract for constant supply of mixed timber for a sawmill m Waipawa County. None but experienced and sober men need apply. D. CHAMIER, Auctioneer Woodviho. "NEW YEAR HAS~ARRIVED" ALSO, MY NEW STOCK of Boots and Sho s. comprising a large asso tment f, Ladies, Gen's, and Children's sizes. lam now opening; up a consignment of the above, and intend to sell at ridiculously low prices FOR CASH ' until further notice. Come and inspect the stock, and s c for yourselves. JOHN MORRIS, Boot and Shoe Manufactueeb, TERRACE END. Rlfi'MlNGT«>\ Square, Cheniut and Druggist, ''Honorable Mention," Paris, 1867. C- MACRO IS now so I ling 'tobaccos, Cigars, and Cigarettes, of the most approved brands. A varied assortment of Pipes, Cigarholders, and every necessary m connection with a, Tobacconist's Business. Stationery, Fancy Goods, and a large variety of NOVELS. BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS 11 Is per game. POOL I — ls per game. Note the address — NEXT CLARENDON HOTEL, Thb Square, Palmerston North. IjlOR Asthma, Bronchitis, " Giin. ? delia/' 2s 6d. Remington's, fcqaare.