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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 140, 24 November 1884, Page 2

v INTENDING PURCHASERS OF ;'„ Nothing • '■ ■ i' • ' ]}'*'■■'■ ' '■ '■ ■■ '. FOB THK ; SEASON Sltould Visit the NEW ZEALAND ;..„,_. ... ...,. Branch, - -™-~ 1 ( . . . ... , ; „ J ... ■ Where they can select from the Largest "Variety of Fashipnable Garments, manufactured froni sound and reliable i Ifcew Zealknd Tweeds. j Tlje well-known reputation enjoyed Q'.j by the Firm of Selling A\ Genuine Artietiai Wiblefale I Price ■Has' replied m an/ increase of Btisineiw during the past season, and they | can Boast of having' ? <%3 Retail Branches vin (New Zealand, thus' enabling them' to increase tbe Factory produce, econon ising both raateriajjind labour, and ensuring to ..their patrons a further ' benefit, in the shape of a still Zqwer Rate of Wholesale Prices. fehirtsi' Biiderclotlvufe M^^and; ; Gaps, Portmanteaus, and \ every r requisite at : . | WHoiesaie Price. 1 Agents for the Celebrated .. Jewing maghines. j — — . E. Johiii§tbn, >; ,• j Mrinager Palmerstoij _ iNorth, Branbh New Zealand clothing Factory, | THE SQUARE. i „ , \. .. „ „ ! MEDICAi* frbTldE. ; ■Tpvß CFRL (of Rangitikei) may I if beeonsulted every FRIDAY, at ißeniington'a-JDispensflry, BMgitikii Rod; froin'i to lialf-past 5 o'clock m the afternoon* "Mr Remington is authorised to give any information *i«8 % fees, and to arrange for out-door visits if re4uiire(i] ' Patients are invited &. ATTEND. EAJRLY", to give time for careful i Examination. ..-.. ! w pa «... : ■■■ . ■ v- :o^|- 6 l ■!■; -..: -^ !/.;- : iq|;gfs..;.S s^EeiAii Aw^wcE»mir& To Farmers, (Owners Of Property, Auctioneers, Land ' Companies; 1 • Ilivestnient'Societies, Commifißion ' . Agehtß^'&C^' .-.-^...jvji; ■.■'• •:■: ■<;-. NJOTICE EXTRAORDINARY, "\ ]fESSRS_fPALME^SOir> AND, J3jL SOOTT; Surveybi-s arid Coni^ , mission .Agents,, beg to announce that they nave just opened a branch of their land agency business m India, with which they^-havo arranged for. the extensive^ aUvertfeing of pVoperti"^ for sale m this district. Already many clients have been making inquiries, and the firm anticipate a considerable demand lor land m Matt- !> awatu by residents of mdii. They are; now prepared ieceiye,,for ti-djismisJ-ioh'td their ' bmuch office m India, ,full 7 paHiculai-H of farms and rural properties ;in these districts, improved or otherwise,'^P which the owners wish to dispose. , They have reason to believe that with the special advantages of; soil, climate, and geographical position which Mapawaiu otfers, thut many tranKactions ndvon^ageoua to the vendors >>nd tho ; district will be effected. The firm will exert, themselves to the utmost m theintereßtsjof^e vendqfes ojc agenjte, aad will be satisfied with a reasonable 'commission. They this effort to introduce a new and desirable class of will be apprweiafed,, and(. they give their assurance that no effort shall he. wanting on -thjeir part to secure the be&t value bbuiinaJltle for theiir clients.; ,It is desirable thatino, time should be lo«?t. in forwarding bo their Palmerston office all the required particulars for early transmission to Indin. ■ " • • ■ - • . Exchange Buildings, i June 4,i1884 . > •.:-0 ;;.'. Hoadley, Ijyon, dc •Ca.*, I AUGTIONEEBS. r Land, Stock, and Station , j Agents, -.':'« iNAPIEE AND HASTINGS, ! Hawkb's Bay. : Stock Sales held at Ha«t ings, first; ' : Thursday;' in eveiy month. '■ n E PAIBIK « ME E. ELLERT GILBERT. MAKING fou,r visits m th» year . between Tyanganiii and' : \ Palmerston/ calling at all the town, ■ and 'country districts, haying, yriih; him a good supply of 1 all kinds of material for repairing Pianos, and Barmoniumß, &c. Orders left at the Standabd Office will be attended to. Pianos tuned by the year. Next yisit to, Palmerßton, January, ; 1885. .