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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 145, 29 November 1884, Page 2

INTENDING PUHCHASERS OF ; Clothing "SPRING i SUMMER 1 A -~ - Should Visit the- " - NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S •, Branch, Wlverejthey can select from the Largest Vairiety of Fashionable Garments, manufactured from sound and reliable 0 V.-Ye w- Zealand Tweeds. The well-known imputation enjoyed 1 jhy the Firii&iof^SelHng: ? ; * > _4 Genuine Article at Wholesale Pnce ■'■'■'-'■ j Has I%'^ultefl^n.ap Jqerease' of* Business dijrtng'the past season, and they can novr boa«t of having ' "s3j Be^taijl f m New. Zeafaiiu,' t"nus 'enabling .them to increase the Factory prosjuce, economising both material and labour, and ensuring ten /th^ir, • j^trpns- a .'fjarjther^ benefit m the shapeof a «tiU' " Loy)C¥\ Rate of Wholesale Ptices, Shirts, Underclothing;' Hats and , . ;»Cap3, Portmanteaus, and "' f /every -requisite at ' :■': Wholesale , Pi^ice. >A ' Agents for the Celeltrated SEWING MACHINES. , y.-'. ■:...•; ; „.,;=:: -^ J_,»- - f - ■•>■''■. ['' ■. : "" : E. Jolinstoti, Mann ger P.a'lnierston North Bi-auch New! ZeaUnd Clothing Factory, ! THE SQUARE. , : . ■'■■,•. .-- --• _j 1 Medical notice^ DIt.CTTRL (of Rangitikei) may be consulted every FRIDAY, at Rei>iington's Dispensary, Kangi* tikei Uo di'fvoni • 1 to half-past ■:•&. o'clock m Hl9 Afte,rnobn. ; ■ > , -.■"';' . • I!,';,^r'^itomiiiguuu^a1 !,';,^r'^itomiiiguuu^a aucnoiizcJ ■ _^,1 » o any' " injfovmation r as . to -fees, .and/to arrange for out-door visits if required. Pati^ntsai^jn^ted to ATTEND. EARL^V to give time for careful . , ■- y ''-"■ h ! : : 'ff:. : . ' c .» ;«,..- v ..; n 'S ■■■"■■■' •;-: g &*§•-?. ' .1.:: - ' ■ U f R a ■'-:'.■ O flj . t:U^ -^v^y, SPECIAL ANNOtJNCEMENT. ) To Farmsrs* OyrnersjOf' Property, i (Auctioneer's, tand Companies* . ' Investment Societiea, Commission •"jKttskfef'ftb'.'.;';}^"" ■;,:/•" "•/. ■'.',. NOTICE i EXTRAOUDiNART, MESSRS PALMERSON AND j ; BGOTT, Surveyor aKd Cbrirmission Agents, 6.g to announce that theyhjvve just opened a branch of tjjeir land agency businefsiin India, with, which they havo arranged lb», I the extensive adiv«?ptiiiing of properties , for sale.'.i.a ,this, t distri'ati Already noany cHents have, be^n uniting inquiries, ..and the Orm ,antici|»at^ n r conHidet'ajWo demand lor )an<{ m Manjttwatu by reHidehU of India. They are now prepared to Teceive, f ortranami.s^ion to their braueh office m India, .fuij p^v.tic»ii|w of farms .ajid rural proberLies' m these .districts, iniprovtxi or otherwise, of whiqh ; ihe owners ' wish to dispose. . "Tliey ' : have reason to believe that with ' *he Special advaniages j of soil, climate, and geographiear position which Maftawatu often*, that many transactions advantageous to the vendors pnd the diatridt will be effected. ! The firm will eXert thempelvcs to the utmost m the interests of the vehtlpi-s' or agents, aad wjil l b ; e satisfied with a reasonable, comm;ission.' ' They tVhst this effort 'to intirocluce.a new and desirable classof settlers will be 'apjireciateil, aui_. rhey give 'tlieir assurance ' t^kt no .effort is'liall ' be wahtiTifj 'on their part fo > sscure ; the l)est value ol finable for their clients. It is desirable that no time Should be lost m forwarding tri their Palmqi'ston. office all, the required parti-friars Jbr , early: ' transmission to .India,,./; ..; .i-j.j,:, . „.. - ■'„.,. ...• Exchange Buildings, ' - June 4, 1884. ;;; : ''' ■' \ \]\:' Hoadle» Xiyon, &. Co., ABTGTIONEERS. Land, jStoefr, ' and Station . ; Agents y NAPIER AND HASTINGS, ■ Stock held at r Hastings, first Thursday m evevy toon th. ' ». t ij ,» r .iir » ; ;; , __ REI-AlttltfC* MR E.ELLEBY GILBERT. MARKING four visits m tfap year between Wanganui and Palnierston, calling at all the; town and country districts, having with him a good supply of all Iffife of m.terial for repairing IPianflPand I Harmoniums, &o. Orders JefWi: the ' Standard Office wiU. be attended to. Pianos tuned by tho year. Next 1 visit to Palmerstoni January, 1885.