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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 139, 19 May 1883, Page 4

Busineßß Notices. GRA3S SEEDj OLoViSKS, &C", TAMES LAIRD, begs respectfully €l , to inform the country settlers that he has now received his first shipment of ,; 600 bushels : of: Poyeirty.Bay Rye '" -..Grass, beavy bean eeed, from old pastures. ; Also, 100 ;saeks Cocksfoot ana Ita ian £>ye Grass, hand reaped. Timotby (colonial grown)\and Glovers of all binds> also Rape and Mustard. - . , Devpnsiiire,; i -Greysj-one* ...Wbite. Stubble, Ptirple Top, Mammoth, and other Turnips now to hand, in fineiCondition. Samples, and Price. Lists free by post,. 1 : ' on' application. ' • N.B.rr Garden, and JPlower , Seeds .... m great variety. - ■ JAMES !iAIR)S>, Wholesale and Ret4l / rSursjßryman ; and. ■;•■•-■ ■■■■>,■■'■■■■ Seedsman, \ V ;! Taupb-Qtiay, -'i ■■'"■ NO PUFSF! JOHN HeSrY JENSEN^ l SHIP HOTEL -. : ;. ; „■{ (Opposite Railwayßtation, Wanganui.) "ILL ' hotel, hopes by proviiding.eyery^ cbing only of the very best| with most extensive accotrimo'iation, |to jOtyal 11 -the patronage or u hii friends and the ;.,., public, generally^ ■ ; i!iT«.Kf r , } Good. Table {j Kept. ' ' ''- 'All Meals and Beds 1b each, Special^Terms by the Dny| or W eek. Good Beer. al.wajy& on; Tap.. . Wine's ;&T Spirits; pf^the Bfest grands.] j Convenience for Travellers. AHNO'BNOBStSjf T. ' 1 CONFSchoNERY ,•:■ ..ViiJni.7 Uar. l^o '<l '■'>■[>:■: J f ?'iul'i . THE Undersigned , having disposed of the above business to Mr; Wil- : Hum 'Hogg, begs 4o tendferi |ais sincere thariKs to the public of ; th{s and 1 sur~ rouridihg districts Who havej given him a large- share of their patronage; and wouldrespectfully solicit a continuance of the same fbr his succfssdr. \ \ « fx\J s CiJ. - f ; J^MfiSS BAIN. * . ■ .-.-^ ■— — . 1^ ■ ■:;.' — r-r- ■ I-.- v; ■(< WljjLl^M^MQ9MJs^M.,W i l9M< r hi is MaSj '"ftte; "Sdß>nd Cus tonTef s (to wh'omhe tender's hii warmest thinks Ibr°thY wtiiU carrying on ths business m Bell-street) that he has purchased from Mr James ■..BaiajtherwelUknpwa 3 . i :: Wanganui- Confectionery Works, And Biscuit Factory, y Victoria A venuej Wanganui, - „._ and begs tp: solicit a, continuance of the fayoucs :i BP long enioyed by bis predecessor. Confectionery^ Biscuits, and- B,r.ead 6[ -■; the best quality supplied.' [Balls, : [Soirees, > and . Picnic Parties catered for efficiently, Weddirig,- 1 Birvthday, krid- Christenintf Cakes made 10 order at the Shortest iA. G a )} A Vnotfte. , WILLIAVI HOGGy zi [■■ - ; vi Wanganui Confectionery vVorks,i i ? Victoria Avenue. MA^AWATIJ; HO|TBILk AVENUE (pHB Proprietor having made cono iX siderable 1 alterations and additions to the Hotel, sparing-nothing, m order 16 prpTi^e' comfortable arid convenient iccommod'ation 1 for both' Travellers arid; Boarders]' rftspectfully ' Eolicils a eon-' tiiuancepifthe; Public Patronage. 1 •?.'■' ! Newly erected Sample Rooms. Excellent Cuisine ; " ! i Billiard TabWj^ ::: '' i r „.,r Good Stabling "and Paddocks. „ Buggies and '^Horses Always on hand. I OTTOiBE^^EiFEEp, j * -^-- ■-^ ' •- Proprietor. i Ltssee , of the Foxtori Puttie Hall, $rhicti ' ; it suitable fbr ■' Ent eirtainments, i Lectures, Dancing, Public « Meetings .&c, &c. i ; ;; ' 'j > j • .■■;•■;/ . O'iVui^i. if. , ,[ 0. FRA-NTZEN, WATOHMAKEBj ' JEWBLIiER; iAiTS)D I . OPTICIAN, vJ ' ! The Squarb; Paj,mkesiok ; ; ,[ I _ iJ;!/ . ? .^7ert^er;s. , i;i :i . , if ji ,DVEiI.TISESIEN*S •■"■W i the dafly ■p^- country editio"n" nTust be left at the pffice by 1 p.in.'i and for the town edition notiater than3p.m. :-• : ; , ;i; ; ..../r.^ j N.B. — AU advertisements appear m Both town andxCQpn^ editions without