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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 112, 19 April 1883, Page 1

Business Notices " T) IOHTER . NANNESTAD & CO XL - '-. STEAM SAW AND PLANING . . .-,". ' MILLS : . PAIiMERSTuiN N()RTH. : ■'. .■.-.'= MANAHv*ATU.,;j!; ij^',. MOULDING. A RJOHITRA^fi.S,Bto ' .., . . always on hand Contracts for timber supplied 1 frtfiri ' any of) their Saw Miiu' " '. ' Their Steani Flour' Mill is also in full working' order. cJilk Dressed Jj'icir of b«ssr, qa4u Hotels- ; . — MESSRS. POAD & BRAZIER BEG to inform the Public of Palm, eistbn North and the Surrounding Districts, that they have opened a VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE AND GENERAL SMITHY TERRACE END.^ Horses Carefully Shod, anr* Genera* cks uiith's . wotk. execute/ at Lo weat MANAWATU DISTKICT PRO- - b UCERACE, OF l £6Q. : ' For 3 year-old colts ... Bst lOlbs. i■■ " rillies and Geldings Bsb 51bs.' Second -horae , to receive £10 out of Stakes. " .... Distance, one mile and a quarter* Nominations ;£tj Acceptance, £2 j and final acceptance at Post of £1 : Open to' ail colts and fillies 'foaled within the Manawatu County, and the bona fide prop'erty of- persons who have resided within the Manawatu County for six months prior todate of nomination. — TERMINATIONS [giving- colour, sex, XV date when foaled, description, marks and brands (if any) and pedigree, will close on the; Ist- May., 1 883; r Acceptances will close with general entries for Maoawatu Racing Club's Annuai meeting,.2 6th December, 1883, and final acceptances on the day of meeting half an hour before -starting. THOS. R. WALTON, ""Secretary.' EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. Reopening of THE AUCKLAND CLOTHING AND COMPANY. ; (Limited) . For a few weeks, in the premises next Mrs Walker's/ and opposite Cha-"" vannes ? - Hotel, Victoria Avenue, -..-• Wanganui. Animal ,of Forty Seven Cases and Bales of Drapery and Cldthing^ -'"■■■■' ■> ■■■■''^. .-:;■ Comprising-—! ■ ; '.. '■' Ladies' dress goods, in immense variety and' ■every conceivable textuie. . i :r; Sheetingu,' rugs, hosiery Table damask quilts.* -i Towels and towelling Men s; boys', and youths -clothing ' Shirts, -braces, belts &c. : ; : ..; : . '^hese goods' having -been purchased Under extraordinary circumstances^ they willbe offered to the public of Wanga^ ■■•■■: nui at a Tremendous Sacrifice. - >' An early inspection' is respectfully invited, as wehope ; to clear the 1 •'■■ ■ -lot in a few weeks. - ': ; To give a slight idea of the prices, we will quote a few figures :-^- ; l •■■•'■ 5 cuses ladies' pret/ dress materials, ■M- 4^d, sld, and 6£d 3 cases- boys', youth',; and mens* straw hats, 4d r 6d, 9d, and Is. : , Gent's, helmets, 4s. : 6d] -. f A sglendid opportunity for storekeepers sorting up their Stocks. ''- -'■ .'■ - ; •--.-• .* For tHe Aucklanu Clothing and Drapery Company (Limited), r ' ; G. H. LEARYi L ; Manager. CHIiNA* GLASS AiSDEARTHEN. •" "■";" : Vv\are." : ; ; " ;;1 VICTOBIA AVEMUB, ' WaNGANUI. f)EGS to draw aitentibu to the fact JJ that he has opened up a large totcckof the aboye lines., I'he only hoiiseih Wangauui that contines its business to the China, Glass, and Earthenware lra'de. besides keeping every line unaer the above heading. ~^ A. IS. L. lias in stocky a .beautiful selection of Parian Statuary, Vases j.\ic>nacks, E. P. Ware &c, &c ■ Glass balls for glass ball shooting ia stock. . Orders by letter attended to wuh-4es-patch. Note the address — Next, door to Bank otJNew 1 Zealand, Victroia Avenue. ' . WAm'ANUI. .^ u