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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 275, 17 October 1884, Page 3

Wanted. ANTED KNOWN— There is a v;»cnncy for another apprentice m the office of the Manawatu Stand WANTED— Public attention to the altered advertisement, after the reading matter. Grind display. Ready Money Store. WANTED KNOWN — D. M. George is selling Crewel Silk assorted at 1/11 doz., Arrasene Wool and Silk (remarkably cheap), Berlin Wools and Fingering (all shades), Philoselles, New Crewel transfer patterns, L ; nen thread for Macreme lace, Wool-worked Slippers, Cushions, Cushion Cords, Tassells, &c, &c, and all descriptions of Fancy Goods m great variety. WANTLD—The public to call on D. Pbinolk, alfd buy their Saddlery. The cheapest houses m the district. The Square, Palmerston North, and next Bellve's Hotel, Feilding. WANTED— Every one to read P. Bell's advertisement on fourth page m reference to great sale at Victoria House, Wan?anui. WANTED— The public to know ■ that C. Whitehead is selling best bread at 3d per 21b loaf, for cash only, purity cleanliness, and feii weight guaranteed.- Delivered to any part of Palmerston. Square and Main-street ' ANTED KNOWN — Laird's catalogue of fruit and forest trees cau be obtained gratis on application at the Standard office. WANTED KNOWN— Henry Potto, Taupo Quay, Wanganni, has just received a consignment ot four dozen Ladies', Gent's, and Boys' Riding Saddles, best makers. Inspection invited. Useful stockmen's saddles, Irora £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. That £ havealwavs on hand and for sale, a large quantity of doable and single-seated Buggies, Ladies' Ph*etons, Waggonettes, Business Spring Traps of all descriptions, City Expresses, Spring Tip Drays; also, first-class Brougham and 1 first-claw, Landau Carriage. Every article built of the best material, and the workiaaajhip is not to he surpassed. Apply to the Wellington Coach ~ Factory, Manners-street and Taranaki place. M. Bohan, Proprietor, who has 32 vearu' Colonial experience. For Sale or Lease. EASY TERMS. 55 ACRES, WELL FENCED AND GRASSED. Sub-divided into Paddocks. COTTAGE AND PERMANENT WATER SUPPLY. . Apply to W. SQUIKES, ; STONEY CREEK. THOMAS HALL, GROCER, Ironmonger, and General Storekeeper, (Next Palmerson & Scott's, Exchange Buildings,) The Square, Palmerston Nortii. N.B — Country orders promptly attended to. Oaly first-class Goods kept m stock. LOST. ONE POUND REWARD WILL be paid to anyone returning to the Princess Hotel, Terrace End, Chestnut Mar a 16 hau'-ls high, branded like a spur near shoulder. PRINCESS HOTEL. TERRACE END. Denis Clifford BEGS to notify that he has purchased the above well-known establishment, and intends carrying on the business m a style which for efficiency and completeness cannot 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, adjoining the Hotel. '■ PROPRIETOR. ACCLIM ATIZ ATIO N SOCIETY. FURTHER POSTPONEMENT. IN consequence of the accident to the Awnhnri Biidge having prevented Mr Lloyd getting to Pjtlmerston last Tuesday evening, to attend the meeting of the AccliuMtizat\g}i Society convened for that evening at the Club Hotel, the meeting is therefore postponed till next Saturday \ evening^ at the Club Hotel, at 8 • o'clock, when all members arespecially requested to attend. H.-J. LLOYD, " Secretary. OVLTU Wanganui, for New' liuUa nnd China Teas.