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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 272, 14 October 1884, Page 2

-INTENDING PURCHASERS OF Gloth^ j, \": FOB THK ;: '8^ ;^«UMMEif.' SEASON Should Visit the NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING EACTOirS^ Branchy Where they can select from the Largest [Variety of Fashionable Garments, manufactured from sound and reliable Hew Zealand Tweeds. The well-known reputation enjoyed by the Firm of Selling A Genuine Article at Wholesale ; "■■ .Price ' / Has resulted m an increase of Busi-, lies? during the pa^t season, arid they | j can now :: boast 6F having *3 Retail Branches m New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the Factory produce, economising both material and labbur^and ensuring to their patrofts a further jbenefit iii : the shape of a still f Lower Rate of Wholesale Prices, Shirts, -Underclothing, Hats andi ;;•-' t ' Caps, Portmanteaus, and every requisite at iwiialesale' Price. i Agents for the Celebrated • Wertheim SfeVVING '.MAQHINES- : E. Jolin^ton, iMCanager Palniersion North Branch Npw Zealand Clothing Factory, ] THE SQUARE. j ■'-.'• ! MEDICAL NOTIQE. I~\|R CURL (of Rajigitikei) may JL/| be consulted every FRIDAY, at Remington's Dispensary* Rangi- : tikeii Roid, from 1 to half-past 5 o'efoek m, the afternoon. Mr Remington is authorized to give any 'information as to fees, and to arrange for out-door visits if required. "s Patients aie invited to ATTEND. EA RL V, to give time for careful Examination. '■' ] \ y NL i S ■■.■; r ■;• 4| «« • j <q •■■■ ■h cs « ■ i: rt f! 53^ . - .is *.s?' , SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ,TO FARMERS, OWNERS OF PRO- '•»'■ FE3RTY, AUCTIONEERS, LAND COMPANIES, INVESTMENT SOCIETIES, COMMISSION AGENTS, / &c. 'f . ■ NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY, MESSRS PALMERSON AND SCOTT, Surveyors and Coni- , mission Agents, beg to announce that they have just opened a branch of their; land agency business m India, with which they have arranged for the extensive advertising of properties for sale m this district. Already mauy clients have been making inquiries, and the firm anticipate a considerable demand lor laud m Manawatil by residents of India. They .are s iwvr prepared to receive, for transmission to their branch office m India!, full particulars of farms and j rural; properties m these districts, improved or otherwise, of which the owners wish to dispose. They have reason ta belie ye that with the special advantages -"of 'soil, climate^ and geographical poßitipn which Manawatu j offers', that many transactions adv»\nlageous to the vendors end the , district will be effected. The firm will ebcert themselves to the utmost m .the interests of the vendors or agents, apd will be satisfied with a reasonable commission. They "trust this effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlers I will be appreciated, and they 'give. ■■their assurance that no effort shall be wanting on their part to: secure the best value obtainable for their .clients. It is desirable that no time should be lost m forwarding to their Palmerston office all the required particulars for early transmission to India; ' ! " *» , : Exchange. Buildings, ; J[»ne 4, 1884. Iloadley, Lyon, & Co., AJJCTIONEEKS. Ldnd r Stock, / and Station Agents, _ NAPIER AN D ; HASTINGS, Hawke's Bat: Stock : Sales held at Hastings, first .' Thursday iu_ every month. . c ir air. 1 ar «• •■' ' " ' ' ' "•.-■.'.by'. ■ , .; ■' MR E. ELLEE^ GILBEET. MA KING four visits m the year between i'vew Plymouth and < almerston, callingat all che town and country districts, having with him a good supply of all kinds of m terial for repairing Pianos, and Harmoniums, &c. Orders left at the Standard Office will be attended to. Pianos tuned by the year. Next visit to Palmerßton on or about the 30th September. '