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Manawatu Standard, Volume 3, Issue 68, 13 February 1883, Page 2

„ Railway Time Table. ■^a&LIUOtsD KAJIiWAY For Wangatfui ' ««i .<.. 6.45 a.n>. ■ ■*• ■.. , $§£ i&J ••%. ', 6-45 p.m. „ Halcomoe (only) ■■*8 55 a.ui. Trains leavk Foxton— 1 ForWanganni 4.25 p.m. „ Halcombe (only) ... 7.30 a.m; 'Trains leave Fbildiug— For Wanganui 7.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. ""■" f^§^combe't3'nly7"* ... 9.50 a.m. - „ . „ Foxton .. , .... 9.45 a.m; • ' ■ ' { i ' > ?- 50 P- m< „. „, PaUnerstou ... ** ... 1165 a.m. „ Foxton . t ... 9-15 a.ni; 7.20 p.m. ? \ „ £ almerston (only) ... 11.20 a.m. ,' |Por Wanganui 8.20 a.m. ! 7.20 p.m» Trains leave Griatfobd^EorWanganui .. .... 8.45. a.m. . \: 7.45 p.m. „ : Poxton . ... .;. 6.35 p.m. •« Palmerai«n i0.37 a.tn, ' IRAINS LBAVJC WA»oasol— li Tor Toxton ... «.O a.m. if.B. On S tardays tbe^rain^doeiat'Pai. mefston at 12-45 proceeds to Foxton, arriTing atJl; ! 4Oi^vtn.i-}-/iruiag,at,i{.4o p.m.. an?l readjife'^Bp^op^jai -»; IJ.ni.j' jlhe traia which leaYeß*£alnierOTOQ at '^.s5 v aita., goes' throngn to Wanganui oa Saturdays, reach-. Hris? the'e at 1.40 p.m. .;•. | Special Notices , !J } NOTICE Tolsrfa^OJlßEJsC ALL ACUOUNT^o^ra^TILL; -feAd of Year, 1882, will be FCTRCHe^iHIXT fEW" DAYS,, when .Jt is hoped Prompt _, M^r-, ; -;! 0 Bi viyifj *»■s,< 'i .:— 5,1 Seitleineht:- <J \rfH . a be - imade *ith our Collector. . ! u '*■*'■■ MQNEY^ TO' LEND; : '-.. ■. i' an { d.«:?'; .-j<-A ■--:■ :'. „ , . -. r .; * r-QAA ani^ other snms otimoney i t OU ' ' to Innd on Freehold Land At B 'tver cent.' ; Apply to «•-:■: -^-.'A n •JRiSivST W. PEKKiNS, \ ; * : .&-itiA-.r;JK ■-■; f| ;BEBTi,V<kW gjni Nt'-ZMftiSlßfißYy <- ) McDowell B3?oa ? . A Large Variety to seiect from, and , •*"•—■ ■A»ti^ew tt TelwMe>€l t 9oda jqp "' *- ■ - ] and tl.it^j.:, - ' At_Lowes£ Bemuneratire Prices, Dress and Mantle-making under ex- , oericnced management. : - .«ri AAi-lU* )'.K , . Charges Strictly Moderate, ":■. - McDowell bros. The Square, Palmerston Nortb. DR CURL, fof Eangitikei), may j be Consulted e? ery FRIDAY, at Remington's Dispensary, opposite the \ Bank of Australasia, from 1 to'h'alf-past i 5 o'clock in the afternoon; \ Mr Kemington is authorized to give ajny information as to fees, and to Arrange for oat-door visits if required. ; $£§?V}j!\ ip y & e <V7 to jAT^EI^D/: fAKlfi, "to gtve^ time Ifof careful xaminatiou. T)EING continually informed by ot CustoiPers, that they woulfliyis,{jf me to \f AKE UP their Medidms, but •re directed to go elsewhere, I take this opportunity to inform the Public* that after obtaining a prescription from £hey think proper. My Drugs are imported DIRECT, and as I have always bbjected to give " the Doctor " a proflt put ef the medicine, I have not his ['Commission'' to charge, to/ the cus-i tomer. I —R EM I FGTONr I Consulting Chemist, ! MEDICAL. r " In R. HABstte mafbeMjbbstilted |at H1& SURGERY, &ain .street" ! Teeth Extracted every ! 1 »I^^>Jcep^ J^edt»paayi T <: ' : " { ,yji- ■ >-;.!• ..'/ |; TE AHO DISPENSARY, I h. b.r7tta^^' ™< DRUOGTST, Pharmacist, and .Dentist, Allopathic, WttuSßpSf^ l( Bo'taaic ; ; and Patent Medicines. Leeches, Sponged [Enemas, Syringes, Bougies, Oathetersf Trasses, Saepensory Bandages, Breait ; Glasses, B-ea°t Pumps, Breast Plasjsr^ Eye Shades, Eye Baths, Feedjp ; g Bottles, Feeding Cups, Me'dicnie' Spoons, and GJassei, Eespirfttors, Vaccination Shields, EUvtieoStockidgfli Enee 'Gap's,' -Nipple- 1 Glasseß, and SJhdeld.s, Nursery apd ! Toilet Requisites, Perfumery, Waters, Horse and Cattle Medicines j >: ■ I*A CARD. | .r , ,r ; . MR. &R E E N wV'Olf' DKH*IST,i /,J'<> "I' '''•'•■'" WANGANUI. , v:\-\l Will Visit Palmerston, on T&URBDAY, 15th February, ROE'S Private Hotel, The Square.,