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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 177, 24 June 1884, Page 1

Criterion Hotel. Nixon-Street, Wanganoi. I (Opposite Railway . Station;) • \Ef[ MORROW.... PRoriuETon. T|HE Travelling Public will find ev^ery comfort and convenience at tfid aboVe ! 3rotel7 -J • * * -"~ " J BATH ROOM. Good Stabling. f Superior .Accommodation,- - - .tTeimSyiModerate., ■„ Note Acldrcss— v" j CEITEEION HOTEL, 'i ;! Nixo^Sfe-eet. ' '.■"'" THE ONLY PERFECT. Baffity Matches ■ ARE THE "SPECIAL PATENTED STEAMEtt" BRAND. , liEGI-TERED TRADE MaKK, OFFERING a Special and Genuine Protection from Fire, never bjefbre introduced into Public notice. These " Steamer "-Patentr SafetyMatches are manufactured with Special Ingredients, entirely harmless , and ifre<Y from smell. They ignite only on the Box, and , secure complete and special protection froiri ''. "Elirej i as the, "Matches do not glow after, i he flame is extinguisher),, and -tno' fturnt fortiori Does Not FallOff. • They !are invaluable m private liGuses, as the fallmj? off of the biirnt and; glowing j>o- don. m. ofdinary hmtches is now bbviatfd by the present! Special qualities of the 'Steamer': Brand". Fires l>eing often caused by the ordinary Matches on the floors, Sick Rooms, Offices, Wsirohouses, and Workshops should be ]>rovi^ed with: the *Steam»n; ( Brand puly. If tin? Special ' Steamer ' Brand is once \ised, ;DO;pthoi quality, will ever be bought. Soid retail by all Grocers and Oilmen. •' A. Knos & Co. 3 I --'•■' iiONDON, ; e:c,; ' ■■'■■"' NOTICE TO FARMERS AND i :: /OTHERS. :i - PRQPIJgE MEROHAJN'TS, ; . : AND FORWAEDING AGENTS, JTaupo Quay, Wanganui, : - - ;;i ■■■ 'Are' '"' ; ; : : ' ; f_ I I CASH PURCHASERS Of Wool^ flidesj • Tallow, Sheepskins^ ...... : Fungiis, &c.-.^ : : , i Highest Piices Given. : Oats, Chaff, Potatoes, Fowl Feed, &c, ■ Always on hand. >. No cartage charged from Railway Station to our Store; on Goods con- : .,•;•; : -■'. ;. :^:- signed to us. ; ; „A ^ ]\t HOGAN*& CT)., Tatjpo QuaTj AVasganui. - eEASONABLE NOTICE. • ! ' " . - ■■. ■ ■ 1 I SUMMER BEVERAGES. W H; G~ Foster BEGS to draw the attention 1 of the ' public 6t Wanganui and Vurrouridincr districts to the following large variety of- ■ ■ :■■■-< .■' JSfyted. Waters, Cordials, 6fc. which he is now proJivcing at the St. I Hill-Stueet Cordial Manufactory. ■ Ginger Ale, Ginger Beer, Lemonade, S.arsnpanlla, Tonic Water, Raspberi-yade, Seltzer! Water. Cider, Potass Water, Ginger Wino, Gingerßraudy, Raspberry Vinegar, J?iue Apple; Peppermint, Clov^s^ Quinine Wine, Lemon Sprup^ • Easpborry-Svrupj Lime - JuiceV Sarsaparilla, Raspberry Balm, BITTERS, Orange, Stbughton^.Stoiftaqhjii 'Gjolden, and St> Special attention is djpawn to the new | Phos |^nated"" ' Spa'riiiihg and NonAlcoholic Drinks 1 introduced for the Season;' ' : '■■■■>'■>■■•'■■' <; > ; ANALEPTiC: ;; : ANALYTIC. Try FOSTiEPv'S DOUBLE ; SODA> '''•"• ; -produced^by^steftnr poster. i! ;ii i»n(i .}:•- <:ij>i2 — ''•■■!;• ■■•'■' -■'/■' ' '■'■ (^I^QER ALE< iii hailf-pints, 1 : ' ! \ and quarts. •' '■-: Orders attc^l^d M.^&Hk promf^it'ide. *■■ ■whxtiMi feraA'ilf - A&f Ep J ! (.F-A^ltOißiYr-' X ' s)l|i - ) 'ST. rln-T.-STREET, WAKQANUI.