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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 276, 18 October 1884, Page 2

'" JNTJSNDING^rUKCfIA'SERS OF Clothing; N FOE TIIK SPRING & SUMMER SEASON Should Visit the : NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S Branch, Where they can select, from the Largest Variety of -Fashionable' Garments, hVahufnctn red from sound and reliable ! New Zealand Tweeds. The well-known reputation enjoyed ; ' by the Firm of Selling A .Genuine Article at Wholesale Price Has resulted m an increase of Business during the past season, and they ! : can novy. boast of having ' | 23 Retail Brandies ill New Zealand, thus enabling them to incrertsethe, Factory produce, economising both material and labour, and ensuring to their,, patrons , a, further ' benefit m the shape of a .*till Jjowcr Mate of Wholesale Priced. I Shirts, Underclothing, Hats and i | ■ "■ Caps, 'Portriiahteaus, 'and j every requisite at ' Wholesale Price. . j . Agents for the Celebrated . Wertheim ; SEWING MACHINES. !" | E. Jolmstoii, J^Tanager Palmerston North Branch, ; New Zeaknd Clothing- Factory, THE SQUARE. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR CURL (of Rangitikei) may be consulted every FRIDAY, at Remington's Dispensary, Rangitikei Ro id, 'fvoni 1 to half-pust 5 o| clock m the afternoon. ; Mr. Remington is authorized fbgivo' nny information ;is to fees, and to arrange for out-door visits if requited. | Patients are invited to ATTEND. EARLY, to give' time for ; careful Examination. ? ~~i '■ '~~~ . •'■ :gJi*l.^ : q I «? J- : ! jA c/ 5 o ■ •■■ ■ i -a i ' Ap "" a. :':: ': :. . . 3«2 m n ... SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTi TO FARMERS, OWNERS OF PROPERTY, AUCTIONEERS, LAND COMPANIES, INV RSTMENT SO- • CIETIES, COMMISSION AGENTS, :.' & p- " ' . ■'„"' , ;: ' v jNOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. MESSRS PALMERSON AND SCOTT, Surveyors and Com-" : 'mission Agents, beg to announce /that they have just opened a branch of their land agency business m India, with which they have arrahg'ed for t^ie extensive advertising of properties' for sale m this district.. Already many clients have been' m«fking'in--quiries, and 'the firm anticipate a considerable demand lor land m Man,awatu by residents of India. They are now prepared to receive, for transmission' to their branch office m India, full particulars of farms and r,ural proj>eriies m these districts, ijnproved or otherwise^ of which the owners wish to " dispose. They have' leason to believe that with *he special ayivaniages of soil, climate, and geographical position which Manawatu offers;, that many transactions advantageous to the vendors end the' district will be effected. The firm will exert themselves to the utmost m the interests ofahe vendors or agents^, and will be satisfied with a reasonable commission. They! trust thia effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlers will be appveciateU, and they give their assurance that no? effort shall be wanting 1 ; on their part to B?cure the best value ohtaiuable for ■■ *lheir clients. It is desirable that no tiime should be lost m forwarding *to 1 their Pahnerstnn office all the required particulars for early transmission to India. i Exchange Buildings, •Tune' 4, 1884. Hoadley, Lyon, & Co., AUCTIONEEES. Land, Stock, and Station ; Agents, NAPIER AND HASTINGS, Hawkk's Bay. Stbclc Sales held at Hastings, first " Thursday m every month. ; Wr'ig^LAl '.11 m.I ]¥ €|-- „. j AIR I » » MR E.ELLEEY GILBERT. MAKING four visits m tb" year between .> ew Plymouth and i alinerston, callinp,at all the 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'toi Pianos tuned by the y^ar. Next visit to Palmerston on or about the 30th September. '