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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 70, 21 February 1884, Page 1

l~^^JL-JLLI... - ■ r ' Business ;Notlce'8 v ..'■ l: ; t ']'"''''' "' ''r"?' ! < Eatest -improved Ceiitral Disc Harrow* ; AT REDUCKt) .PRICED. J I rT ;, •/ I^TEABLY 500 m use with tew; centra stay for seat aud balancing proposes. f „ Has one extra disc, or is six |ncbes Wider than those of all oilier makers tor the fame given ?Te» ; d\sc\ls U, 19 iiiclies diameter as desired. .THEY HAVE THREE CHILLEi) 1 BBARJNG BPAC KETS JN^ EACH WING v I V ( - l *! >e 'VP" nd ' J f :^ : 'B>^», r thB > iniriorted makers having only two. .Al^ii ho'ee are m tne TOP, »n.d it i> <be-«fitii)l : B'i best, i aWd" lmoßt^m'able r 'l^sc, Harrow. m#e Market; tnd ; |t : is >po'w{ so well-known that te-timonials as to epcipncy would be sopfrfluous. Any siac-inVed m)\\, t»=ftrrliin L -cftrriage iolpass through gates when so required; /Oarriige paid to ithe d)ff( rent Railway Stations ,1^ accordance with our catalogue. j .., .... ■. : ,; ; ;. . ; p^^Wge\Kbl|e^ (; serr^ted ; a'n^;|4aj^ |20, 24, 2fi, «-n(* 80 i« eh <s in diamefer;. ajid r^om -.fi.to LO.Jeeb long, iD"^e^ r feid-; bjiek d.4i<very R^apfraC Ifroadcast lowers for: grain; grasp f ;i.n^:tart\i|?sefed. » h'&rw : Dfa?!F...Oor.-,: tj-adbr?' tip ro«d drisys.etrl Doub;e, snd Treble Furrow Plou-hs. D.i'li £ ffife^fc 'ffipfiß. -Drill ncd' Full Gi übbeio. 'Hurr ow^ Zr« -Za^ and Ke*ibe yii'Od. Har^oWß, , Binding Twine and Wire, best quality. i\o. 8 Peboing Wire' -and Standar&s. all sizes, punched to any gu4»e. 1 1 '. : ;.",;:;. ! ,. :r in.u^atfe^xaikiogu(es; j Fr^,;,: '" ! x " lv/ ... ! : f" , a PP^°ation .to .pur offices ' at D'utiedin, Oamaru, Timaru, Inyer'iiargill. 4 6 hburton, Cbristchurphi and Aockland. ; >,;.,,,,;; .> ;; , - : , j y.-ui,-: ;■,■■ ■■.. ,••:...-.:.-: . ; ,V.'. .:'. I . /i M . ! L /. 1 5 -i :■>' .:»

I. Situation To But Anything A Smvant To Let Furnished To Sell Anything Oh Unfuknishkd • To Increase Tour, Business, ! ADVERTISE IN THE jkANAWATtf B TANKARD I i .The largest circulation ih the v dfs- : - ' "tiict^ 'ami c'6nset|«en"t'ly i ' the : best ' -•■ ' > rafdium for advertising. ' Advertising is to business what st^ajoi is to 'n^achliiei'y— the grand propelUng ; Ijower."' ',';,.:',., '• ' „ ..... ■.';'.. '" ' j MESSRS. POAD & BjRAZIEr' "KEG to inform the Public of Palm. Xj eiston North and the Sui'rouuding i)ißtrictSj, that they .have pp.^ptd a „ VETERINARY :SH.QEX&p FORGK i GEISEjBAJ, SMITHY., ! «TAf TERRACE END^ ! ■■:.: :;.•• :.'>/ : ■;•;/ ;. r • ■..:. -. .• ■ ,<■ ,-.,,\ \ Horses Csirefajjy, ;Shod< apf 1 Genera. Blrt^Vsmith's wfrV execute.^ , ■ ; , . MANAWATTJ HOTEL, AVENUE I * ; F©XTO*J.-- : i. ■ i THE Proprietor " iiayitljg* 'made con« aider able' alterations' and • additions <o_ tbq.Hptel, nothing, m order to provide comfortable and conf enieivt 1 iccbmnyedkttotf 'for bot!h Travellers and: Boarders, rp.spectfuUy Eolicits a con» (inuance of ; the Public Patronage I ;Newly erected Sample Rooms. . I '"./-.■ Excellent Cuisine' ' ' ' j ' First-class Billiard' Tabld. ■ ! Godd Stabling and Paddocks.; .^ / JBugg ; es and 'Horses always oh hand.; ; OTTO BERKErEI.D, v ■ •' • ■ Proprietor. | Lessee of the Ffixton Pubic Hall, Wn'ich : ia suitable for EntertainmeftlP,' JLectures, Dancing, Public Meetings jfec, &c "■"*" ! O6bb lj & Co ''•sCoaiches. stavt daily i: at. b. 30 a.m., fvom' the Manawqtu Hotel, For Wellington, amviog from Wellington at #.Ispm. -The Booking' office is at the hotel, where- tickets and all particulars I can be obtained , , i . . j,, ; „ i 'theiManawattt Hotel , JE^p^ess .wijl meet the night train and convey travellers ta. the hotel, . JIH^E V.F jCHAKGJi). .nii;,-,- , •' I ■::,; REMOVAL N0T1CE,^,.:.,,,, 1 * ■ 111— L. ■ I ■ j .. H.-WOLLEHMA.^ " BAS much ileasure.iuintimati g to his customers and the residents ;of Palmerston and surrounding dis tricts tba : t he hns opened |his new premises iv the Square : formerly ' Hounslow and , Voi n ts -Furniture ' W arehouse, an I trusts, by keeping a * first-class stock of Groceries, WiAes and Spirit.3, Base's-. Ale, ; . Guinness's jStout, also Alos and Stout (irewed at ;the r t'elA. and , continue to 'receive the support so generously accorded tohimin the past. Goods delivered m town or country "by oVn'van. i Orders l-y Post or lelegram attended to with punctuft ityi :The Brandjj.pf.. the W^nes and.Spirits ! are so '•wJelUknown thut r furthet refe^ i ence to them here is." unnedessaiy. ' > ! Ales and.. Stout bfeffed at t'e Bell ! Brewery are of as first-class a ; quality ' 2 1 . ; ; ;as ; any • iil! the Colony. ■ ••■ ? t ß,__^.aH. Wv impoits direct- frou: tte Horn« M' rk^ts; atid b*»ys frooc no c but the bßst firm^ m .Austral i and is ew Zealand, he is therefore m £ ) pos tion to deaF most liberally -Wi 1 customers. ft\ prices will be the same, as those enum 1 crated m the price-list issued by th ; p. lmerstoh Heady;! Money .Stor^p-ni ; V. food's' of first-cass quai ty onlyc. i .'il.. '■:. l h, "wolle: man,vV"; ; !J: | Brewer, Wine, and Spirit iUerchan; and General Grocer ! The- t^uARE,| j ,vl :•■.■■ i Palmerston North u i 1!. \ r.r- .t'tl: ■■■'•)