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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 95, 18 March 1884, Page 2

LCARt); , u/uluaisoVa.u r\o. 3HAREBROKERI :J<- .fyamiHoh Qii^yj; : Opposite Bank of Hew^alpud; . WELLINGTON. * J !A CAHD.j" W I LLiAMSONft CO., vVholk&ale & Hktail CHEMISTS AND DROfKJISrS'i Victoria Avenue, WANAGSUL : ; . .- 1 / \ YDU^O BROS., CIVIL ENGINEERS, Au th orised Su rveyors (And Licensed under Land Transfer Act;,! '^ - gbbymor th, w.kswort,, and ■/Victoria Avbnue, W.A N (|ANUI, '■L. ... ■ . •'. ''• s ■ ' • : / I YOUNG BROSV ~ \ AACHITrCIT; ■'■:. !:I j"' r># -"'••' l<! -' f< ' :i : '"'V '"■;.:•„'.'«.'-',„{,. ! WA^BR^ABD ; TTA.TRIPK». ■ Wang^nui Sttfam <Qha^T Cutting and. , ' Crushing ;j Mi llp. ; ' ... , 7 ■^holesaje G rain and -Prod ace .Hfor-? I ' ;; '" V ' " chnnis. fRIDG WAY- STREET, !: ; WANGASUI. •,._ m : . : , i ■-' •;■■• i] 7t ; l7i Nbltafe. : -' " ' ' : }"'.". '. ; FELLMONGER, • j__ • Ra^gitikei Line, Palmerston N. € ! (Oppo^e^we^jJ^ n^ j! Highest price given for wool and skins. ; Wool. Sfcpured on Commission. ;;■ ■ ; U1 ' ! Wo6l-Packs on 1 ' ~';>- /•. i T^ BEG-Sinbs^ respectrufly to confirm what has already appeared intjie papers, rniamely— that he has purchased . '„■•,:•. e;ii •.'.' <■■ '■" ---■>■ ' : - the rproperty > kap w n, ;as tho C AMPB^^OWNr STORE* randiinterids r -i>)-±L :J'ii, A ■iime_at '...'. a.n. jeaHy is*ii?,) m connection wif,h .CETFTON HOUaE, ,BCJL ; L6i'-^ ■'■-'■•■ ••■ :;> :]: J .:;. :J ; -J« ;•!■-; {J:. -^ - hadj j [1 6 "i J ears' experience m town and country m a general business, J. R. B. had every confidence m solicit- : ing the kind patronage of^the settlers m ; and around Campbelltown. and can assure them that every effort will be made to meet the -requirements of those ■■i U'tin--:'"-, ' •-! 1 ui-'i-^ ■•u T f ;■!!! fayo^rii,n^,him j .^ i itjli;the"! i r supports ; .!;•> I j.'«j •-.' - •-■ i ; . •.''«•' Having a large Wholesale Stock, at Clifton House,. JBullr, 'there will alway? be a certaioty of l < procuring anything that might be sold out, at a day's notice, thus saring the cp^tome^ conside able incoavenience. ..The branches . of the business will consist of DHA.PER-Y: CLOTHING, BOOTS, GROCERY, CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY, SADDLERY, 1 FURNIttT RE, BEDD'lNG*, «nd all kinds of 'BTfltiDtm : T.IMBEiU^---:> "'■='■■■•'' '■■•■-■ .-•■ '-'••'-'■■ Tn connection with tho^twb'pja'ces, efficient! h'anis are -kept; to ; ekecute 9rders m Cdbinet-imaklngl Upholstieringj,' Ten t m akrng^ XaTpaulin^ m.aki ng> Dressrqpking,'.. Millinery,; jetp;, ., An 4 ,;**r & \ frfftner cbhvenierice.'.tb customers an^ thu travelling public, Expresses, Trap, Buggy, and Riding Horses are kept for : . . ;'A ■.'■•• < hire. . ;-;i '..■ *-■•■ •■.■-■■: - y -v TLe Store will be opened as soon as ; -j-.vlp.i: ;!• m '-' ... ,(;:,; ■■.*.; some alterations/ which are going on, are completed, .and notice given m a future issue df'tuis paper. ' I .., C^iifjion JHoune, Bolls, Jlebrukry, : i.i i •' '-. •) •!:, • 1 '-- ■ ■ •' - -i ! '•i f " ■ :'• M-,:-: J; „;,,:,..-. ..*!■:-•■■;• pianc*p6rte tuning- anjt) _ ";,; :i ;;R'E:PAiRi^Q' "!,;. ;.',,■; I • }}:■' i ■ •: by > '■>■,:. >\ ■.-. .•:.;' MR- l]i; nLLERY /GILBERT Ei Ji tr Making four visits m the year between New Plymouth and Falmerstpn,' calling at all the town and country icristricts, having with him -a- -good supply of all kinds of jnaterial for repairing 1 Pianos, and Harmoniums, &c, . . . , i Pianos tuned by tho year. MR. Wi, Jfi: B N WOO D, j, .; ■. Dkutm^ i" - • . ' ■■■•■'■ ■ ■■■■ WAN'GAiinTir^ ! ' : i