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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 210, 1 August 1884, Page 3

• Wanted CHEAP ADVERTISING. THE WANTED COLUMN in the Standard is intended chiefly lor the benefit of those seeking or offering situations, though other advertweineuts will bo inserted in it at the uniform rate of 8T X TEEN WORDS for ONE SHILLING w insertion prepaid, eighteeapeuce if booked. Ordinary advertisements at the same rate of charges will lie inserted in any part of the third pas?e, when specially arranged for. The Wanted' Column of thetMAWawatd Standard is admitted to be the best means of obtaining a wide and prominent publicity for announcements that can be had* recourse to in the District. *** To ensure iusertiou, orderi from the country should be accompanied with their value in stamps. WANTED— Carpenters for erecting large shed. liieliter. Nannestad, & Co. W ANT^l>— An office boy. Apply * * A. R. Fletcher Johnston, solicitor, Palmerston North. WANTED— A smart lad, about 14 or 15, to drive oart. Apply at once. E. White, Terrace End. WANTED—To purchase carcase pork in any quantity. Must be dairy or grain fed. Weight, 90 tolSOlbs. Highest cash price. Season. closes middle of September. T. D. Cummins, Wanganui. WANTED— The public to read the advertisement announcing the great annual gift sale at Ready Money Store. \,\/ ANTKD—Every one to read P. ■■ t I Bell's advertisement on fourth page in leference to great hale at Victoria Mouse, Wanjjanui. WANTED— The public to know that C. Whitehead is selling best bread at 3d per 21b loaf, for cash only, purity cleanliness, and full weight guaranteed. Delivered to any part of Palmerston. Square and Main-streefv O / ANTED—Every one to know f V thitt D. M, George has just opened out. it nice assortment of Winter Millinery and Drew Sfcuifg. Address— Next to Public Hall WANTED —The Public to Know that they can have printing of every description executed * on the shortest notice, and at moder site rates, at th«> Staxdabd Office, PalnierstonNorth. W "ANTED KNOWN—Just received, 3 hogsheads Dnnedin beer, 10/- per doz. quarts. Wollerman and Hutcheson. A FACT FOR THIS CONSIDERATION OF ADVERTISERS. W "ANTED "SOWN — The Mamawatu Standard has now double the circulation: in the town, and treble iv the couutty districts, of any newspaper in Mauawatu or on the West Coast. WANTED KNOWN — Laird'e catalogue of fruit and forest trees can be obtained gratis on application at the Standard office. WANTED value in the market, Wollerman and dutehesori's 18/6 box Teas. Cash only, One trial solicited. WANTED KNOWN—Wollerman and Hutcheson are Agents for Mr Fitzgerald, of Wellington, Patent Medicines. WANTED KNOWN—The Manawato Standard is the only paper Oil the West Coast which gives to its subscribers every Saturday a fourteen-column supplement gratis. W ANTED KNOWN—There is » * ♦ vacancy for another apprentice in the office of the Mana watu Standaed. WANTED KNOWN—Henry Potto, Taupo Quay, Wangaiiui, has just received a consignment ot four dozen Ladies , , G-ent's, and Boys' Riding Saddles, best makers. Inspection invited. Useful stockmen's saddles, irom £2 15s. Longnecked spurs, bridles, whips, gig, cart, and buggy harness, &c., at 10 per cent, under ordinary prices for cash. Country visitors are requested to come and see for themselves. WANTED KNOWN — Advertising is the business man's breath. Dull times only mean: Look to your advertising. WANTED KNOWN—Judicious advertising creates many a new business, revives many a ,dull business, rescues many a lost business, preserves many a large business, .secures success in any business. TIT ANTED KNOWN. That. I VV bavcalwavs on hand and for sale, a largo quantity of double and single seated Buggies, Ladies' Ph»tons, Waggonettes, Business Spring !Yap» of ah descriptions, City ExSpiiiig Tip Drays; also, liisuciiiss Brougham and I first-clue* ijiiiidiu C rri age. H very article mult of the best material, and the •.v..rKjr.mu'.iip is not to be surpassed. Apply to the Wellington Coach Factory, Mnnnors-street and Tarunaki place. M. Rohan, Proprietor, who has 32 years . Colonial experience. MR F. BEAYEN has be™ appoiuted Agent for the Stamda;.u in the Square, instead of Mr Macro,