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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 174, 29 June 1883, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON.., - ; 10P!E; : |:; S TO FARMERS/ AND. * _ OTHERS . ,; f,,7. -'x», rt '' AT the Palmerston Wool, and rro- . duce Stores, Rangitikei, Street. Fencing wireNos., 6^ 7. 8. 4 barb galvanised American ' 2 barb black , . ••" Staples ' J -' : 20 tons potatoes .*>:■■■ i\± ■■>_>».> ; Feed oats „: Seed oats (very superior) ■■■■■. J,. .Chaff :/■;," ;. •; ;.. - ?; U t Grass seed Ac., &. i -' ' 'i' '- ■'■'■ -' ■■■■■■ *,-■'. '•'■!■'■ ', ': N B.— Cash bayers of oats, potatoes, .-. •■ - > &C.-vi- ! "t ? -. : ":y£ ;"" STEVENS & 7 GORTON, - ■ : Palmerßton North, & Bulls. RiliHG^r {Gratis -Advertisement.) [ THE WELLINGTON MAN A^ WATtJ RAILWAY OOJIiPA^If v No. 10 CPN^IcT— PORIRUA ;;.. ; : '^ J:. : sEqn6N v -.,:::;.' \ WRITTEN TENDERS jwiU |be received at the Company V Office,,, Wellington, up to noon of TUEBDAY, the 3rd day of July ,1883, for the eonstruotion etthe abo»e contract. , Plans, specifications, and bon^ ditions'may be seen at the Company's Office^ Wellington, and the . public Works Qffices m Auqklan^ Cluristchurch, and Dunedio. '.'.. ' .- ... ,1 he lowest or any tender, not necessarily accepted. . .. , T = ' • ' : /h, P. Hi^i^rsdN, ; ;-..! . „.".,. Chief Engineer. Wellington, 6th June^lßßJ. - ToptnacM Cure. Is 6dij REMINGTON'S, SQTJARB.I j i iSTIEfILIOOS :i JjJIJM" 1 piLils A. Is and Is 9d. . j REMINGTON'S feQUARE. Business JHoucea ; T> RUNNER n OAL p uMP AJN V, a \j> \j '\ kENNEDt BROS.^ BROE^iEXOftS. Daily Output ....... 7400 Tons; Highest Medals for ; ! FIREBRICKS, FIRECLAY, FIRE- . CLAY GOODS, AND COKE.] Best Coal for all purposes m the. ,: . • , : Australian Colonies^ ' For Steam, 10 to 20 per cent better} than any , other ; Kor Gas, 25 por cent superior. to Australian; : For Household Purposes, : cannot. be excelled. To Shipmasters and Shipowners,— We'have FrIEIGHTS ioali NEW ZEALAND and. AUSTRALIAN ,:/,\ " ; ports. • .:' : CKKTIPICATE AS A StKAM^ COAL— ■ ! ■ *«S^ipjLa^jr i%elyn.f ■ " While using our refrigerator m this port, I used' both Wesport and Branner Coal. By request I took particular notice of the qttali ties of both andij the quantities vied, when I certainly" pre« ferred to use the Brunner 'Coal;' which I ! riidfor five weeks; It is a goocj steaming coal, very clean, no wistei and free from ? clinker, which I cannot say T was I the case with the' "Wesport Coal, there beiu£ u e v«y heavy clinker and a lot of waste. The quantities used are as follows:— \ ]," . I 1 ( ! Tons. ewfc : c[r. For 24 hours, Wesport... 4 2 0 For 24 hours, Brunner ... 8 . 16 \ 2 "ALEXANDER pj&, ! .;' "Chief Engineer.; ■. "Wellington, February 22ud, 1888. • "To whom it, may concern.'^ ; ; rt F. STRATFORD, \ Sole Agent tor f Manawatu. \ pHOIOE pE R F U M E RY. \j Jl. ;_ J ] RBMINGTOVS, SQUARE. E-B S-;i' # G T^O -Vf />• THK fcQUABIU ii ..;. r ; i i iil 9 Direct; Importer of prugs. ; . ...,; =. -to LETy-^-— ■- ; ' AtWOHOpUED Cottage with run for a. horse or cow. Kent 4s per week. A pply : at . Stand ARDc Office. for Sale, a Bargain, A „ VaLITA3LE farm m ,the Wai- ' 2l_ kato, coniistiiig of 8&O acres arable land, most of which hag bean under cnltivatidn. The farm is well situated, and there is a cbmfortable M^idehcie erected on, the property. "There is water-carriage t to within three miles', and good road communication intervening. There is unlimited run- for cattle m the adjacent locality. The stock and implements : on the farm can be taken by the purchuser at valuation. A quantity of Jfencinjj has bebh u erected f and other, improvements carried out, and 1 the farm is' one' of : the belt m the district. The. price asked is exception--ally reasonable, and either as an; irivestmeot or for d6cupatioii the purchaser could not go wi^bng. 1 ' ''A. J la^ge portion of the purchase money could r&n*tin 'on mortgaga. "Fofiitle, terms, and other particulars; Apply to i HAMILTON BRO^ Chemiits, Queenßtreot^ Auckland.