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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 143, 16 May 1884, Page 4

SEASONABLE NOTICE. SUMMER BEVERAGES. W. IT. OUSTER BEGS to draw the attention of the public of Wanganui and j»tii> j rounding districts to the following large variety of ! JSR.AAED WATERS, CORDIALS, <fee. which he is now producing at the St. Hill-Street Cordial MANUPACTdRY. CORDIALS. Ginger Ale Ginger Wine Lime Juice Ginger Beer Ginger Brandy Saraaparilla Lemonade Rsp'y Vinegar R.asp'y Balm barsapari^a Pine Apple BITTBKS Tonic Water j Peppermint Orange ■' '*' Raspberryade Cloves StouAiton: Seltzer Water Quinine Wine StonTach " Cider Lemon Syrup Golden '.'''■ Potass Water Ksp'y Syrap St. Domingo Special attention is drawn to the newPhosphated Sparkling- and Non-Alco-hohc Drinks introduced for the Season ANALEPHC. ANALEPTIO. ' | Try POSTER'S DOUBLE SODA, produced by steam power. GINGER ALE m pints, half-pints and quarts. ' Orders attended to with promptitude. WANGANUI STEAM CRATED FACTORY St. HillnStaeet, Wanganui. COBB & Co.'s Coaches for Masterton and Makotoku, via Woodville, run as follows :— For Woodville, Masterton, arid Makotok a, coaches leave the Royal Hdtel'on I Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 12.45 p. id. For Woodville and Makotoku, leave Royal Hotel on Tuesdays, Thurbdays, and baturdays, at 5.30 a.m., reaching Makoioku.af 1.30 p.m. Leave Makntoku for Palmerston and Masterton on Mondays, Wednesdays' and flndnys, at 11.45 am., reaching Palmerston at 7 p m. ; and for Woodville and Prtlmerston on Tuesdays, Thursdays/and fcaturdajs. leaving Makotoku at 5 a.m., reaching Palmerston at 12 noon. Leave Woodville for Ma?terton on Jueadays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at oa.m. Passengers reachina Wellington tue same eveuing. The Booking at Woodville is at Murphy's Club Hotel, and at Palmeratoa' Royal Hotel. fYEORGE AND i^OMPANT, Palmerston Butchery, TEE SQUARE, PALMEKSTON NORTH. ri ITY T> UTCHERY, SQUARE, PALMERS TON NORTH. J. BI\S»ALE. rpHE MERCANTILE AND BANK 1 iIUPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. The propri tor of the Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette of frew Zealand has u?uch pleasure m anDounciiig to subscribers and the public general'y, that the subscription to the Gazette wifl be i educed to Two Guineas per annum, as from Ist lanuary, 1884. He is enabled to made this intimatioa m cons quenca of the highly encouraging increase m circulation which coa 'inues to attend each issue of what has proved to be a most valuible business publication, and because of the economc reforms introduced by the "Chattels Secu-itifs Amendment Act, 1883*" The Gaz tte haajnow entered its Ninth Yeirof existence; and, encouraged by its past su;cess, the Proprietor begs to assure his numerous subscribers throughout the Colony that n ither labour nor expense will be spared m sustaining its present deserved reputation as- the most reiiab c * circular of ;its kind m New Zealand. The Ha'fpyearly Index will, m fatnre, be issued separately, at an extra, charge of Ji ve Shillings per annum. <Thb Mercantile and Bamkroptot Gazette is the Only Gazette for the Colovy. puhltsbei m New Zealand. jNote. — SubscriLt'on with Index, £2 7s per. annum; without index,! L 2 2s Payable m advance. Persotis desirous of subscribing to the Gazette from the Ist January, ISB4, will please send their names and addresses to the agents — Messrs Baker Bros., Lambton Quay, Wellington, and the local agents for the various dis trie is, as welt as to the proprietor, R. T. WHUELEB, No. 8 Stafford Street, Dunedin. : IFYOU WAOT A Situation To Buy Anything A Savant To Let Furnished To Sell Anything Ob Unfurnished • or To Increase Your Business, ADVIiHTISE IN THE MANAWATU STANDARD r lhe iargest circulation m the district, and consequently the best medium tor advertising. Advertising is to business what steam is to .machinery— the grand propelling power. ■