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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 82, 5 March 1884, Page 1

I t^-*^:-- ■■■ : j- ■'. . .'','.'•,'.'*.,' ftusinessj Notices. j latest improved Central Disc Harrow, I t 2Or 4 . ; ;^LW<EiEBBCIjD PRICES. Tf Y t , H^^ R^^ ILLED ot^e™^ bbaokets in-each wing I^HairoVKe^ most durable , through gates when sn T rtnS ; ny ' y - . ed carriage to pasS > "«£^,K?. cS^;. arnSge Paid to -*»*fc«' I?ailw4 •'• : "c.i"»" : : T IJlpfstmM , Catalogues Free

AJSiteation^ I ToJßut Anything A bravura To Let Furnisled 1o Sell Anything | Ob Unfubnishkd OR- . _ £?a Increase -Ypur Business, « IiIANAWATU STANDARD ¥|c largest inoculation 1 m the diV Ja? tirict, and "consequently 1 the' best " j f., ( „ ; medium lor advertising. I Advertising is to business what steam is: to machinery-Me grand propelling power- | '''MESSRS. POAt) ■'& 7 BEG; to inforjn the Public. of,Palro. erston North and the Surrounding districts, that they, have opened a J VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE; j and .-.IJ _;? i i GENERAL SMITHY ! I ; «g-AT, TERRACE e^P.^ i -Horses Carefully Shodj anf^jvJen.era. : IJlarksmith's work executed j . 4IAJA WATU HOTEL, AVENUE: ± siderable alterations ancj;fladiUonß: to the Hotel, sparing nothing, m order! to provide comfortable a nd,convenient accomtnedation .for both Travellers and Boarded '■ rp.spectfully solicits a< con 1 tinuance of the Public Patronage. j '"'"* Newly erected [ Sample Rooms. Excellent Cuisine . First-class Billiard Table. ; ,:.,.. ,Good Stabling and Paddocks. j Bugg'es^ : HoT?es always on hand. , H OTTO BERKEm-I>> ! Proprietor. I : l&ssee-of tfe which is suitable for Enlertainmente, Lectures, iDancin^r, Public 'Meetings &C, &C. - : • • ■-. .. ' Cobb* & 'Co 's Coaches start daily at 5.3Q W iq.iifrpnv Mi M ?H^ at ?, r %i > for Wellington, arriving from Wellington at 415 p m The Bopkang is at the hotel, where tickets and all Barticulars can be obtained V ihe'Manawatu Hotel Express will meet the , night .^Mv^TI travellers to the hotel FREE OF, .O..HARGffi.. „:•.:, i. ■<>„'&■■.,«■ ■•..?,•■. > ■ - REMOVAL: NOTICE, ,; : aAS much, pleasure m intimatr g to his customers and the residents i of ,Palmerston :a»d surrounding districts that he has opened his new i premises m i the' Square, .form.erly Hounslow and Voigt's Furniture warehouse, and trusts by keeping a first-class stock of Groceries, Wines :and Spirits, Bass's Ale, ; Quinnesp's Stout, also Ale, and Stout (brewedlat thfc BbM- Brewery), and continue to receive the support so generously -ap'cofded tdhimin the past. vered m town or country by own van. Orders byPost or 'Jelegram attended to with punctuaity. •:; -.-,. .. . ■ ■•■'—^-r-. 1] ■■■-:; » i' ! The Brands of the Wines and Spirits are so wel -known that f urtfcer: X etevence to them here is unnecessary! Ales-and Stout brewed at the Bell Briery are of as first-class a qua hty v as ..any. & thg Colony. | ' -w- ; -R ' 'As H 1 W l , imports'', direct' from none bi^tthe best hrflfls m Austral a l Lt*eWmli«ad, he is therefore lua ' po?& to'^deal most liberally wi h .F:^.. fc iTi C u] S toniers. - '■'■'■ ■'■••' , • PricMJwiil' be the -same as thbs^ enumeratedan the price list issued by ; the ; -PjlfnerstoA ,Pea4y, M oney , btore .and goods of first-cass qualty only. H--WOLLE P.MAN, Br#fer, Wine r -and T <Kpifit Merchant, ' and*~<3teneral Grocer TH^^Q^*^ ; ; :3?OH K<&ffltMto& North. i ,:•: f a 1 : >o ..:.■; j 1 «!:iiOH ii;i>;.-J9Jf!!«; : i.