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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 51, 29 January 1884, Page 3

wantea ANTED— lmmediately, a general servant. Apply to Mrs H. 8. Palmerson. ANTED KNOWN— There is a vacancy for another apprentice m : the office of the Manawatu Stasfdabd. WANTED— Two or three respectable boarders. Apply to Mrs Ross, Broad-street. ' ; ' WANTED the public to come and purchase their Chri Unas and New Yft^r's Cakes, Mino«» Pies, (Bi«---cuits), Milk Loaves, &c, All articled .gu«raote;d' pure and of thi' best qua'ity at C. WHiTBHBAn's, Baker. New PremiseH, the Sq.ar«». . .'• WANTKD KNOWN — Henry Potto, Tanpo Quay, Wanganai, natj just received a consignment offonr dozen Ladiea', Genfs, and Boyh* Riding Saddles, best -maker j .. Inepcctiou invited. Useful st ckmen's saddLes, from £2 1 53. Long-necked spnny ptb\\«*, wbipp, gig, ca>t, and baggy harness, &c, »t 10 uer cent, under, otdinary price for cash. Coantry v : Rilori are requested to come and see for themselves. ViW A .N TED— The seulers of Itana. J'* watu and Rangitikei tp come and inspect a.y cewly opened up stock of Saddler; . Baddles irom £2 10a to £10 10«. Bridles, fchipp, spurs, spring-seat saddK&c., &c, with all latest American improvements. Thos. D'udson, ■Victoria \ venue, Wanganui. r WANTED KNOWN, ruatl h^e always on hand and for sale a large stock of double and single-seated Baggies, Ladies' Phaeton*. Waggon* ettes, Business Spring traps of all descriptions, City Expresses, Sprin^ lip Drays, Common T\ t > Drays; also, best-class Brougham and 1 first-claßs Lanaau Carriage. . Kvery article built ot tae test material, and the wortu/anship is not to be surpmsed. Apply t» the (Wellington Coach Factory, Al-unnert street .and Taranaki plmce. M. iioban, Proprietor, who has 32 years' Colonial experience" ' . vHAS just received a second shipment j ofnewr and Fashionable Goods, PER "IONIC," Also varied assortment of Fancy Goods for XMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. Men's Colonial-made Clothing, consisfc- ■ ing of GEELONG, KAIPOI, MOSGIEL, And all other Manufactured Tweeds A large assortment of these goods always on hand to select from. A first-class Dressmaker and Milliner has just been engaged direct irom London, per.s,s. TpiiiC GLORIQDS Nfcwß FOR MANAWATU! BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION 1 I R,:, A LLINGffaM has just re- • JLJI ceived the Largest, Cheapest, and most; Fashionable Stock of ( Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Manawatu. f To cany into efiect the well-worn motto "Small Profits and .Quick Returns," he offers the GitEATSbX BARGAINS ever heard of m the district. The Stock has been carefully selected by HOMK BUYERS, • m the Home marketj and therefore, all middle profits and charges by Colonial merchants have been obviated ; consequently, the whole dan and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance, :: Bespokp Work Ukkquallbd, | Nons but nrst. class workmen are employed, and nothing. fcut the b-pt of material used. For i?it, Style, and Workm*nship nothing can.sucpass my work, of which the inhabitant? of ; Manawatu have had ample proof. ' R. ALLINUHaM, PALME 'STON PAPERHAA'GING WARE. HOUSE. ; (Next door lank of New Zealand, »■ the Square, Palmerston North.) V^M. DIXQK, PAIINTER, , . AND General Decorator, HAS for sale a large and varied assortment of • Pape hangings, i ranging from 6d upwards. ] Also, Glass, any size from 10 x'B to 60 x 36. , Country orders,' punctually attended to. Estimates Prepared. \ TO BUSHMEN. " nr A N TED . a good bnshman, with W 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 WooUYiU.