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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 302, 23 November 1883, Page 4

Business Notices '■ - ■ \ /_•- i -j. . , ; / .5. { j "■■ Manuficturfef ; \ M rated Waters' ■ A.NO 06RDIALSJ. FrTZHERB BRT - BTBEET , PALMBRBTOtt NORTH. T EMONADE, Soda Water, Tonic JU Waters, ; GINGEtt ALE, | : Gingfr Beer, Syr"upß, &c M &o. tf ANO!FAOTURSD WI£H PURE INGREDIENTS ONLY. „',' <ggT Goods forwarded by Rail and >''' : ' •' ' • Coach, And iv the immediate vicinity of PALMERSTON, ! and adjoining Districts by own Van, ORDERS by Telegraoo receive prompt syP2'ORX LOCAL INDUSTRY, Snmiiie3?S & Co. ■•-- - — m j • ' ' AERATED. WATER AND 00 R- '. DIAL! kkS UFACTURERSi, SYRUPS, 1 Tonic Waters, Cor4ials J i Ginger, ' A lei CJbapipagiie Cider &c. Ac. " j '. : Goods forwarded by Rail eriWaggdn throughput: the D^trjct.,; .. | Purity aild Quality Guaranteed. : Orders Promptly attended to. | '- 1 =-• , ■■■■:.'i.'--r i r,, S ru::, _,•;;:.- ) j By Special .'a^^^CTf Appointment, GE9EG B. DIXON, j Manafasturer of j i" DOUBLE JER&JTED WATERS ANJD CORDIALS, j CUBA-STEEET, WELLINGTON. | Awarded Prize Medal, Sydney ttxijubition. \ '■'■■' MR^aEORGE.-DIXQN wishes to intimate to her friendg.ftnd toe public general!; that the business^ will be carried on as usual, undei her 'own superVi^^aQd that no cfifort will be spaced Jo^ to merit a contiauauce of the patronage so freely accorded to her late":hu,3band. : Ail orders will meet with prompt j and careful attebtion> V | ■ .; THERE? IS NOTHIjSG LIKE ' ' ' ' LEATHER! -/ :".";', T. 4PRDAN , . B bio's most respeotiully to inform his many friends th t he has commenced business m the new shop at the back of the Bank of Austral; sia, opposite Kemiitirtons', Chemist, and trusts! that his old customers wili pnce more rally roumi him, 1 when. f bey shall receive the benefits of good, woiknUnship, which only a practical and longexperienced hand can produce. ' Note the Address— ■ ■ ■ T. JORDAN, Back of the Bank of Australasia. ■ '.'■ Opposite Remington's. AXIDE OP 1 RON p'AINT. Prepared by the , THAMES PAINTiMANUFAOrURiNG .COMPANY. , ); . THAMES,: HEW ZEALAND,; , i For alt kinds of Wood work— Bridges, Barns, Gates, land out b tiMings "'■'-■ ! For Machinery, Steam boilers,' and every description of Tron^rork For Phips and Boats} ' Jbbr Ayricultuiul Implements For Brand Sheep For M rking Flour Bags, Sacks, and Bales =■■ ; For Priming all kind of Work; &c, &c. t &c.,| Jn; durability it- ia eqns\l to two ceats «f Leaof paint"; it preserves «ir material covered ,by |t. from deeay^ and is not either a poison' or injurious 'to health. -W«ather boards, Shingles, <fee, pajnU e'd'with'it will resist fire,Oan bs had m powder or ground m oil. GEORGE LORIMER; Edinburghj and la^e with Mr. H* Drew),, (OpiOßiTEs ths ObVUIA AVENtJE, WANGANUI EVERY DBSCBIPTION' OF JEW£L^ ■■ LERYMkDE & REPAIRED. Watches and plocks Kepaired by Practical Workmen. Estimates Given. MASONIC JEWELLER, ■ MEDALIST. "NOTICJfi. ~" W. T. XARSEN ; HAVING re-leased the Halcombe. Station Refreshment Rooms, begs o. Under his thanks to the travelling >üblic for their pust patronage, and vould respecltully solicit a continuance ■ of their support. 'ho New Baker/ Establish mentis com- j >lete with every convenience and facility or producing a superior quality of refreshments. lot Meals ready by arrival of each Train. Tea and Coflte always ready. W. I. LARSEN, Proprietor*