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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 141, 25 November 1884, Page 2

SPtol aUMMER ! " " SE AS ON : •■ ::\ Should Visit tbe JULU UIIiMjL_ ...JIAJO LUIt I ,0.I — Tl — ff TT 1- ITiWrrm .Mm nni 11. W .I«IH> Wl ere they can setecti?^ the Largest Variety of Faslubnriljitf Garments, ma aufactured from sound and reliable r 0 ! ■ -■". — -•. • -. ". ' . t the w ?^"kjgßWA> 1 F e^ u^'iP n j n | ( W^ A genuine Article at Wholesale Ha i resulted 'm an jnpyease .pf . JBusij during the^past 'season, and they can now boast of having '' m 1 lew' Zealand, thus enabling them ( io i lcrease the Factory produce, econonr »ng both material and labour, iind ens uing to the^.^ljr^tta^ further benefit m the shape of a atill S liirts, Underclothing, Hats and every requisite at j-t Agents for the Celebrated . lA^erthein» Manager' Palnierston North Branch ew Zealand Clothing" Factoiy, • THE SQUARE, •> . , r , , ■ ■«;-i\iuh'My< <> )i<U'vnh'--wv>)l it iODICAi NOTICE. DX CURL, (Tof Rangitikei) niaw -at t Remington's tJispensary.'Rangi. Kod, from l^^half.past 5 o'clt ck m the afterfto^;S j;,j 8 IV r Remington is a^tliorized, to.gijve any information as to jfees, ana to arraWe for out-door visitSSjf required. „ % Ifetients are invited 4o >J EAEILY",o tOygi^eu time for. careM yl kl, I A Jl - ["" ■*# f f |'| 1 : - !,: .4S|^^ ■•-■! ™ ■ ! ■•..-•• w BL^i- ': i iiw k? ir.ttt \-j>i )■,*.> r -L.(.- ;:; ui'.; r Auctioneers, La^d GomD^nies,.[} Investment Societies,' Commission \ , 'Agents* &c NOTICE EXTRAOJcti)i:NART. L MIIMMU ..W .9 "1 yfESSRS PALMERSON AND '•!fl(|ra SGQ^vSifrvey,^ *n«ilGb^ mission Agents, beg . to_announce that Cfliejr liave" juW opened a^brrtbeh of their lan^J^iMCg b^naßSi^l^di^ with which they havct-^'iirranged for the iextensive a(Jyfirssin,g of .^i^perl-ieH for I sale m tlifs "district. Already mafiyi d^^^h^-^^^k^af}^ quipies, and the .'<. jfijnv. /at|^[»«te ' * J con dderabie demand ibr. land m Man i,a byg^Bjijde^^ are now prepared .'I to. .-receive, foif traii fssjw la^M?aS^ c fe^^^ Incia, full particulars,, fifj^arms and ,runl properdes. in'Jfiifese districts, lmjrdved or other^ise^.ofe which the owi lers wish to cHspose. They have reason to fy)lfrvi tHau r WJtH'i.h ! 6 special advantages of soil. .cHqiate,; and geographical po'iitibn Vnich Mana,^ral v ofters, that -many tf ans^cfioinir lothe vendors end the disfrict will be effected. ft TJw>.&ia wilf exert-itl^nVH^e.s r^ tne'iHmolftn 1 the! interests of the vendors ( or agents, ana will be sacisn^iS£^-{ifeaaqnable cot miissiun. They tt'iist this effort to iritr^mtfei^eiJiitfclaeetraW^iffSss' of settlers will be appreciated, and the y give theiq'X^siHwnS^^liat no effort shaJl be wanting 1 , on theii? iw,rj> { thejir clients. It us ;^{i-.iWe that no tinle «hqiuld.be lost m .forwarding ,^ their Pafraerston "office alt the required •particulars for early "transmission to India. , . i v <r' . EiMp^u^ngs,' •'.'• t; ' :! — ' ! |TOie%ißß#^- al '^^ • v '" 1 Hoodlcy, liyon, & Co., I MTGTIONEEES: Land, Stock, and; Station *.Jij: Agents, A ,v , vNAJPIBB A^JK-ffASTIKGS, • i . EJ^t'-Bstf'* .V .. I ; .^ Stock Sales H^^tS^awtings, first '.{ Thursday in-.- e^jy^fij^pu ]J[RjE. ELLEEY GILBERT. iiyrA'Kl|lo four visits^ t|in year j3lL' ' m "■■Wtwife«h i »^ Wanganui • and XtyrafcKJtfoii,' 'CalMng 'at all the town j^ftd country districts, hdving ' with ■ him a go°^ su PP^y °f , a^ n ,^ °f mateViltl "fO^ »ej»^g Pianos; 'and HakrnoninmP, & $ ' Ovder^lefi at the Stasd^ gflicewil^Se attended to. ! Pianps l tu)(i^4bytha,y.ear. y , Neit yisit to Paim^W*; .1885. •■ ".