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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 93, 14 March 1884, Page 1

-— Business Notices. I . BEID & GEATb " latest 'JibptWea Cent ral Dm Ha^irbw,:; '^ ■ ; AT REDUCED PRICES. / T^TEAnLY 500 in.uselwittiieW.'ceiitro Ftay for i>eat aud bnlinchtffK-rpdres. ft* thP «!m °° c ? V- ° r h R?X ' ncheS ;widrr lhon tl OPe of flll «>ti-er infers to the fame K iven B.a 5 16 to 19 i, ches di»me«er «s d^irrd. • • ) ; THEY HAVE THREE CHILLED BEARING BKA' KETS IN EACH WING |CBmbTids;e Rollers, s-^n i t°d ard 1 1 m 9ft 91 9n «^ b , --' ''i : • V^ and 6to 10 ?? I s^J gj^ c '? ,f. ll P '" d eu.. Si, M l. , Don), c, ».n J iWe F« ...w Plou h- V) i « IllustLated Catalogues; Free '.^'v 'n application to our (fficoa at Dunedin, Oamaru, Timarn Inve»caieill A^hburton, Christchurch, and Aocklahd. ■„';....■. » J luaru, inveicaigiu,

I3F ITOTJ -V7-A;±srT A Situation To Bdy />nvihino A Sebvant To Let Funifi.sHED To Sell Anything Oe U^fubnishkd or To Increase Your Bushier s, ADVEKTTSE If THE [. MANAWATU' STANDARD : 1 he largt st circulation m the district, and consequent^ (he lest ra'-rinm for advpitisi'^ Advertising is to business what steam is to machinery— the grand propelling power. J i . MESSRS. POAD &BRAZBER : BEG to inform the Public of Palm, eiston North and the Surrounding Districts, that they have Opened a . VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE AND GENERAL SMITHY !^*AT TERRACE END^ Horses Carefull); Shod, an«^ Jenera Blu'lrsniit.h's wo.-V execute*' MA« A W ATU B OTEL, A YEN UE ; ..:: ■:>-.FOXTON; r..( !• i^ ■::; j ■ Pt'o'prietor having tna'derono 1 eulernble alterations and additions to the Hotel, sparing nothing, Uibrdcr to provide comfortable and convenient aocommedation for both Travellers and Boarders, . r^speptfu 1 !} 1 colicits; a continuance of the Public Patronagr. Newly ' erected f ample RooinSi : Excellent Cuisine '■ '" First-cIaES Billiard Table. ! Good Stabling and Paddocks. ! Bugg ; es and Horses always on hand. , 01 TO BERKEI-El.p, Proprietor. litssee of the Foxton ; Ptib'ic Hall, which is suitable for Entertainments, Lectures, Cancingj. Public/Meetings &c, &c. Cobb & Co 's Coaches start' daily at 5.30 a.m., from, the Manawatu Hotel, for ; Wellington, arriving from 1 Wellington at 4.15 p m The Booking ' ffice is ait the hotel, where tickets and all particulars can be obtained "I he Manawatu Hotel Express will meet the night train and convey travellers to the hotel F«tE OF' CHARGE. „, i REMOVAL NOTICE, H ; WOLLEHMA.NF < BAS much | leasure m intiinati gto ' Ms customers and the" 'residents of Palmerston and surrounding cjis (J tricts that he has opened his new premises m the. Square, .formerly "Hounslow und Voi.t's Furniture W alehouse, an 1 trusts by keeping a first-cla3s stock of Groceries Wines and^ Spirits, Bass's Ale, Guinness's S tout, also Al6< and Stout (brewed at the hell Brewery), and continue to receive the support so generously accorded tohimin the past;. .Goods; : delivered m town or country by own van. Orders by Post or. ielegram attended to with punct.aity. The Brands of the W'nes and Spirits are so wel -known that further rreferr r ence to them here is unnecessary. Ales and Stout brewed at t'e Bell Brewery arc of 'as first-class a; <j\tality' as any m the Colony. f N.B.— As B. W, impoits direct from the Horn* M rk ts, and b ys from no c but the best tiniiS m Austral a and '■ ew Zealand, he is therefore, m a 'p'ostion to deal most liberally wi h customers. Prices will be the same as those enumerated m the price list issued by, the P Imerston I eady Money Store, and „ goods of first-c ass qual ty only ; H WOLLE MAN, Brewer, Wine and fcpirit AJerchant, and General Grocer The -quark, f almerstou North*