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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 7, 6 December 1883, Page 3

YIE-S!i* L<<U.\D & PfiDRKBEN, Plumbers and Tinsmith*, i Main-sti, Palmerston, \ QKG to announce that they under- | O tike till departments of ihe trade, au\ yuarautee to give satisfaction both j> wnikmanship and charges. They -iave on sole — ; J lain and Corrugated Iron Tanks ot fill sizes. V ashing Boilers (copper or galvanised iron) with portable iurnacea. ponge, Hip, Plunge, and Shower Baths, of all descriptions. ______ s a. Large Stock of Tinware always on hand. ' AH orders promptly attended to. Spouting, Plumbing Work, &o *."airiary and Electric Bells Fixftd. MIND AND PEDERSON, Mainostreet, Palmers ton, and Broadway, IV^rton. OROtJA COUNTY COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of Collector of Dog Tax for the year 1884. Particulars may be obtained at the CoancU'Office, Feilding, l»y 10 a.m., on the 21sfc December, 1883. THE KING OP LEATHER. FRANCIS J. JONES, '"•■ •" The now otorious Slaughter of BOOTS. AND SHOES. £7* ILL Open m his New and Spacious vV Precsises, opposite the Princess Tbentre, Uidtjway street, \Vanganui on MONDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER With the Magnificent Stock of E. 11. Hunt's Estate, of Wellington, when BOOTS AND SHOES Of every variety will be offered at Prices so Low that they must be se^n to be believed. •Heads of Families are requested ' to refrain from buying anything m connection with Leather until tbe Arrival of this SPLENDID STOCK: Remember — That a Sale of this' Gigantic' Magnitude only occurs once m a Life Time As Mr Jones has Bought this Immense Stock., for cash at something less than half their Original Coat, he is m a position to sell* Cheaper than any other house m the Leather : Trade. ' The Shop will be open for the Rush on MONDAY, 24th September, and toprevent, customers from being -dissapoioted m •ndfc-be'irig attended to at once, has engaged an efficient staff of hands, who have my positive instructions to B6 ]j the Goods at the Lowest Prices Doa't forget to«ill and secure some real Bargains as the? are all New and ju9t oat of Bond. FRANCIS J. JONE3, Tbe greatest living wonder, of the Age. S\R \ PARIAN v and Dan.J It. n For the Blood, Hottles 26d • eininKt >».*», -qu iv. . ■;-.■ . ■ ■ ■ i NOTICE. . , -■■• ! NOW OPEN. QHAILER'S POKTRAIT ROOMS. Special arrangements made with peisons requiring a collection of Photographic Scenery on Estates, &c. A collection of the above considerably below the average price. Animals of all kinds photographed while m motion, if desired, or otherwise. Carte-De-Visit e, 15/- per dozen, and 10/- per half dozen. SPECIAL. I will give one Cabinet with order of every doz. carle de Visiles for one month only. $§P"Note the address — G. W. SHAILER, Two doors from Court House, Main Street, Palmerston North. ..TO BUSHMEN. WAITED a good hu^hman, witli bullocks and horses, to take, a large contract for constant supply of 'mixed timber for a sawmill m Waipawa County. None but experienced and sober men need apply. ; D. CHAMIER, : Auctioneer, ."" ' ' Woodvilie. : PALMERSTONJDTCHERY. ... GfOEGK & CO: HAVING purchased the .Palmerston: Butchery, The Square, ANNOUNCE L I'o tbe inhabitants of Palmerston, and ,Us vicinity, that they intend tc supply .jtheir Customers with the ;< PRIMKST QUALITY ;Of Lamb, Beef, Veal, Pork, and Mut- . . ton at the very Lowest Prices. HIVING ENGAGED An experienced Small Gdodg man, we can Recommend onrGeimans Saveloyß, Pork and Beef Brawn, Tripe, Cowheel, White and Black Puddinss, j Soiced Beef, &c. as a RpncialtYi ; FAMILIES i . Waited on daily with punctuality-, i LIBERAL ALLOV7ANCES Made to Contractors and Cash Pur» chasers. Cash buyers of Wool, Sheep-skins, Ox-hides, and Tallow, m large or small quantities. Arrangement made with sheep farmers ' for boiling down their stock at per ' hundred. , ;george & co., 1 The Square. N B — Neatsfoot Oil always m stock. Worm Powders, Is. REMiNGTOW'S, SQUARE. : . ] mOOTHAGHE Cure, and Vegetable I . Stopping. Is 6d, Remington's Square.