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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 135, 15 May 1883, Page 4

BUsiilclss Noticed. 1 GRA3S SEED/dLO^EKS, &c T A MES, L AI R D, begs ,res. pectf ul ly .^t*l.td.iniurmUhe ,c6»ntiy settlers that he has now received his first shipment 0f,,. : r. -;--, : - a '■'"' '600 busKels'of Poverty Bay Rye Grass, heavy e'ean seed, from . old pastures., '„ ' . , ; Also, 100 sacks. Cocksfoot and , Ita ian &ye Grass, hand reaped. ; Timothy (colonial 'jgrown) and Clovers of all kinds, also Rape -a - ; ,-and Mustard". X'.i.- Devonshire, Greystone, White ' Stubble, Purple Top, Mammoth, ' ; and other Turnips' ttbw to hand, :}l'ii*l m fine condition. «i Samples, aiid Price Lists free by post, • : :■: -h <::-,:'. ~\ on application j N. B.— Garden, and Flower Seeds . ; in ■■/ ..-■: ■•:>::■■':■ ; jgfreat varietyj! | ;l -' "'" Wholesale and Ket >il Nurserynian and V\- , H V \, f _ ; j . . . Taupo-Qnay, Wanganui. NO PUFFS ' ;' JOHN HENRY p^kN^'" '' "f :: HOTEL. V r 'i . (Opposite Railway htation,| Wanganui.) 17:1 .■-'.''■. JJH;': JESSEN, . ... i?urch&s»di| the' above jLJL fiQtil. hopes by _proj|idiag levejy^j tbin^ only' 4 6f the 'veiry bes^, with most extensive. accommo»ation'^ to..obtain the patronage, of. hid ffiends and the public generally:. : : • A Good Table Kept. All Meals and' Cedi, ]s each. Special^Terms by the D*y or Week.. ?-C £:-Gop(l:Beer always on Tap. Wines : & =• Spirits of; the bt&nda., Kvery Convenience fofTrnvellei's. '' : r ' r ANNOUNCEMENT. . . WANGANtJI Cd^FSCTIQNERy . ]■•:,-:.,, v i-^r-WQRE&i | " T' KW "Undersigned,' having disposed .ofthe above .business 1 ! to/ Mr. Wil-J liam Hogg, begs to tender nis sincere thanks to jhe public of this and sur.rounding districts wliq. have gfrsn him a large share of thejr,. patronage, and would respectfally "eolicit "a continuance dfth^ i sauie for his succPssor;^^ ■ ' = JaMES BAItN. WILLIAM HOGG begs t® inform his many friends and Customers ■ ftp .whom he. tenders his warmest thanks for' the 'sp.-port ,he received whilst carrying on ths business m Bell-streeti that he has; purchased frx>m Mr James .Baiu the well-known ! " Wanganui Contectionery Works/ * _^.. And Biscuit Factory, ,7 .Victoria- A y<.)aue, Wanganui, .- ;and begs to>oli s eit a continuance of ehe favours so long enjoyed by v is predecessor. .;.....;.,■- : : ; Confectionery, Biscuits, and Bread of the best quality-supplied. Balls, Soirees, and Picnic Parties ; \ v}. caterefl for efficiently. Wedding, Birthday.,, and Ghristeninu; Cakes made to order at the notice. ; .■-"-W-o>iilAi*l HOGG, ; Wangauui Confectionery Works, c> ci, Yictpria Avenue. /\ MANAWATU HQT]EL, AyENUE FOXTON. nnHE Proprietor ihaving, ; made cono iJL siderable alterations and. additions to the Hotel) sparing nothing, m order to provide comfortable and- convenient .for both Travellers and Boarders, rfispectfully Eolicits a con* tinuance of the Public Patronage. ;■ Newly erected 'r ample Rooms. Excellent Cuisine ; First-class Billiard Table. '; Good Stabling. and Paddocks. j Bugg ; es and Horses always on hand.' , OTTO BERKEP:ELD, : ! j , ( ; . , Proprietor, j litssee of the-Eoxton Pubic f^all,which. is, .suitable for Entertainments,; jjecturej,; Dancing J Public Meetings^ &c, &c. j 0. FRANTZEN, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN, The Square, Palmbbstok TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISEMENTS for the daily "- country -edition : must be left at the office.by lj.p.m., ua«id for the town edition not later than 3 p.m. s. N.B. — All advertisements appear m both town and country editions without axtra charge to advertisers^