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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 73, 25 February 1884, Page 2

LCABD._ TT7I LLIAMS viS ANL no. BHAREBROKERS. Lambton Qua^> Opposite Bank of New Zealand; WELLINGTON. I A OARP.J WILUAMbw.N& 00., Wholes. ale & Heta.ii. CHEMISTS AVU D it UG GISTS Victobia Avenue, WaNAUN'HL a) Vi g br«)s., ... ~civii, engineers. ■•;•• \Av.t ! oriml Surveyor* (And Licensed under Lanil Transfer Act.; : OrBYAJ.O.' TH, . VVkSTPOBI,- AlfD " VICTOHIA AVKNUF, W A N G AKDI, / I YOUNGaBROa, ' iMifi J. A*. Wriga t A ACHITE C T ! VlUTOtitA AVB^Utf, WAKQAKUL WALKER AND TTATRICK, WtDgfnoi Steam Chnff Cutting and Cruehin? Millf. ' : Wholesale Grain and Produce Merchants^ fJRIDaWAY.STREET, WANGASTTI. DENTIBT, (by examination) "Victoria A wnue, Wanganui. * I/L DIABASES ot the teeth, j*ws, £L" oJ assocmle parts treated . Twth stopped with gold or silver. Artificial ones made up. n improved principles. • NOTICE. ■ ■ .. • i ■■ ■. "D T T) %E R , JLI. J, 1) ' : , FELLMONOER, „ Ba^gitikei Line, Pal»eksl:os N. : -. (Opposite Brewery.) Highest price given for wool and skins. Wool Scoured on Gommijision. v ■ ,- : ■Wool; Packs on Sale. „, ,, \ i'EILDING STABLES. KIM BOL TO N ROA D; FEILDING. RMORPHY begs no notify to thpublic ol Feilding* and the surrounding districts, that he ha? taken tV« ibote' Stables,' which have been thoroqghlv renovated and fit ed up with : every convenience. Stddl* Horsef, Buggies, &c., on '.V...'. : .:V.':i ".' . Hije,.. '..'.','! . fiierj attention paid to Horses left the Stibles. • . ( R.M. »lflO wishes to inform the public that he is prepared to GARRY GOODS' or PASSENGERS trom the Bailway Statrion to any part of thp Town or Country at Moderate .r'.»tßß, , 1 Address— Fill, DI W G HOT EL, PIANOFORTE TUNING A> D "•"'; : iEPAIKiN;G i '.-.-., : M . • v • ' -Btr ■ ' -jl/TRTji ntiLERX /ail.BE T Making four visits m the year between l§!ew Plymouth and r.almerston, calling afe all the town and country .districts, having with him a good supply of all kinds ofm-terial for repairing Pianos, '„ , t . and Harmoniums, &c, _ ' ' ",, Pianos tuned by tho year. 35,000 AOBES OF FIRST CLASS LAND o FOR SALE! IN MAN AWATU. THE I Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation bave the -above quantity of land for Bale m sections varyinsj iii size from 100 TO 50fo ACRES '-'' ";, j . , in;thb' ".' .;"■ ', MANCHESTER BLOCK, M ANA W ATP - The most rising district m the North. l--WB.-'i •; - ■ '■: - -•-■■•••■ :■- '• < The l&tictii the best of quality j and -m many casw BaS very Talnabie timber upon it. ■The Manchester Block is the centre of the Mantwatn Timber industry , three foo-ths of the sawmills m that County- being located jr. thefHpcifi" '■■■ ■■ ■■■:■'" ■•■- ■■■ ,■ ■ ■■• : -•■. J The "lsrtd -is ripened up bj road', m. many cases metalled, and the ■ Railway -from foxton to patm a , J Hans thrdngh the ."sej.tlemqnt." Taki'nt Ifltp opnafdprtt^on the quality ' of The soil, bilitj. and proximity tb'railwa> communici tiob. the land on the Manchcste far.THB chb^pest now o ( Fieri ISO, XO.TjyE. WOULD-BE BETTLKB. The populatipQ of • I c .l^lock is at rreseot about 3,")00 * <iEncv—sfe\ '.per* ?<:r< N of purchase ''niohoy "may remain on mrirt>.-a'>e a' Bfiy«n4>erjcpnt, for five yearsif required. Title under the Land Transfer Act. Ettifcittformatipn supplied to jntending purchasers on applipation to the Company's Office, Feilding, where a guide and horse will be iupplied to enable buyers to personally inspoefc-tbp landr Piana of Block and any inf orm'aYitfn tc qnired senf/f red tcfanv resu, oo^^t)lication ; by letter, to .the Aoent EmmpB.^TANO, CoLON?SX'B AID COBPorATION lAtyrrip FEiLriiNO. i ' ' • X " : :'\:U\l.i:-j'\- '- I;■ it -,>.. . J ,■ , .■' WHOLESALE & BETAIL ColiN i ui/1/.i .:; STOBEB, ... ,- PALMEjRBTON NOllTfl buz mwimn') i . . . ■.;. ...-.) y...; ; ; J. MILfEttTON 1 AND SON, H&fr 0* SA.LK- Best: Bran^. : JPUiar, O,athieal, Pollard, Bm ; BarleVmei<: Oats, Chaff, Hdy, Fowl ; Whetd. 'doißarley and Maiae :■) ; J.. Cum(L'&b& t Wlifftt;^tidi Barley j meal and Seed Potatoes, &c, &c i >