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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 255, 24 September 1884, Page 3

TENDERS WANTED. mENDERS are invited until the JL fist day of October next, for Metalling Valley and Midland Roads, nnar Feilding. All information required to be J obtained on the Works. J. & K. MENZr.ES, Contractors, if i : Feildjng. NEW Tobacco & Cigar DIVAN AND Hair-Dressing Saloon. Where Gentlemen will find a Choice Stock of Goods. - Lovers of a .good Smoke Try Lyons' " Cigars, Cigarettes, and Cut Tobaccos. 0 , • PIPES — Merchaums, Briare, Myals, <fee, Large Variety. The. Hair-Dressing Saloon is fitted out with all the latoat improvement's. Specialty — Shsirapooing and Singeing 1 " m first-clnss style. Note the Address — M. LYONS, NEXT CLARENDON HOTEL. GROCERY, Tea, Crockery, Ironmongery, Flour, and General Storekeeper, The Square, Palmerston North. TId&M^HALIi; BEGS to call attention to a few of his prices: — Currants, 6|d ft; White Sugar, per hag 401bs, 13/0, 4.1 ft ; Fine Salt, per bag 11211)3, 6/6, 1«1 ft; Best Oatmeal, per bag, 251bs, 4/6, 2|d ft ; Best Flour, per bag 501bs, 6/6; Virginia Tobacco, 5/6, 3d a stick ; Busli Axes, Sharpes', 6/-; Loiig-hainUeil Shovels, ; Nails, all sizes, 3d ft. Thomas Hall, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, The Square, Palmerston North. PRINCESS HOTEL. f vTEtttiAGE END. : - Denis Clifford BEGS to notify that he has purchased tlto above well-known establishment, and intends cairying on the business m a style which for efficiency and completeness caunot be -surpassed. Boardeis will find every convenience, combined with civility and attention. Good Stabling and Paddocks. Wines, Ales, and Spirits Of the Best Brands only m stock. New Boot and Shoe Warehouse, ad* joining the Hotel. ID- OLxiriFOIR/ID PROPRIETOR. i■. . * One Ticket Can Win Nearly £500. : 108 PRIZES. No. 8-^ Will Close 6th November. VULCAN'S DISCUSSION ON THE NEW ZEALAND CUP, To be Run on 11th November, 1884. 8000 Members at 10/- Each. New Zealand Cup. . First ... ... :..'-\...-JB4OOSecond... ... ... ... 200 Third ... ... ... > HO Others (divided) over £7 eaoh 470 , ; . )■ £1180, VtJLOAN BCJNDS. 2at £25 ""■ ... ■■-..'.'■"•" .» £50 2 at* 20 ... ... ... 40 2at 15 .., ... ... 30 10 at 10 ... ... ... 100 12 at 5 ... .... .» 60 10 at 4 ... ...... „... 40: " ;. ■: /■.: '""• ■ >..."'■-';:.. : /-. #82.0.: ; (Jrand Total, £1500.: Each tioket .has Seven Chances. Bank Notes and P. 0.6. accepted, payable to "Vulcan " only, Cheques to No. or Bearer (country). Is exchange added. Half-tickets 5s each. Two ; stamps for reply and result. A few reliable Agents wanted, commission 6ne ticket out of every, book of 25 tickets sold. Two stamps for reply - and result. .. r Note. — Remember, by supporting " Vuloak " you have some shovr^of r getting; the First, Second^, or Third Prijse, -which you may not have had m some of the drawings lately. " Vulcan." does not take six ox seven hundred tickets himself, as he cannot see his way to recoup tho outlay, by honest means. Nor is he afraid of drawing his Dissoussion by a committee of subscribers. No hole and. corner work, no Harm addle tactics, no bogus committee, but a real live one, taken from 100 subscribers present. All agents invited to drawing, ' "VULCAN," Care of Mr G. o'. Buens, Bo* 9.7, P.O.* Wellington.