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Manawatu Standard, Volume VIII, Issue 147, 2 December 1884, Page 2

STEVENS & GORTON'S 1 WHOLESALE Produce Stores, , RANGITIKEI-STREBT. . JUST ARRIVED TEAS, New Season, splendid , . value, Boxes. Ditto ditto 1 Chests, best quality,- extra fine. Sugar, Best White. * Ditto ditto Brown. Soap, Candles, and Salt. • FLOUR, Best Oainaru Brand. ! Oatmeal, ditto' ditto. Oats, Chaff, and Bran. Ditto for Seed, best sample m mai'ket. POTATOES, Early Kidney and Flukes, a few sacks only. Ditto Derwents, first-rate sample. Grass Seeds of every description, Feild Turnips. Garden Seeds, a large variety. Fencing Wires, Nos. 6, 7, and 8. Kerosene, highest test. Corrugated Iron. *» Nelson Soap. Rook Salt. I^° All Goods promptly delivered to any part of tbe district. AGENTS For New Zealand Barbed Wire Company, best and cheapest m the market. Staples, diamond-pointed. Sheep Dip, Cooper's. N.B. — An inspection of onr Stocks will satisfy any one that we can give the best value jn Palmerston, as every article will be supplied at wholesale prices. Special Quotations for Large Quantities. STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS, Palmerston North and Rangitikei. Agents for Liverpool a%d London and Globe Insurance Company. MEDICAL NOTICE. DR CURL (of Rangitikeij. maybe consulted, every FRIDAY, at Remington's Dispensary, Rangitikei Ro d, from 1 to half-past 5 o'clock m the afternoon. Mr Remington is authorized to give any information as to feesj and to arrange Cor out-door visits if required. Patients are invited to ATTEND. EARLY, to give time for # careful Examination. 7 A ' • * § g s= ! <CQ v •■ ■■ . o■ « * X A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. To Farmers, Owners of Property, Auctioneers, Land Companies, Investment Societies, Commission Agents* &c NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. MESSRS PALMERSON AND SCOTT, Surveyor* and Commission Agents, beg to announce that they have just opened a brunch of tbeir laud agency business m India, with which they have arranged for tbe extensive advertising of properties for sale m this district. Already many clients have; been limiting inquiries, and the firm anticipate h considerable demand ior land m Manawutu by residents of India. They »are now propartjd to receive, for. transmission to their branch office m India, full particulars of farms and rural properties m these districts, improvoil or otherwise, of which the owners wish to dispose. They have reason to believe that with the special advantages of soil, climate, and geographical position which Manawatu often;, that many ■ transactions advantageous lo the vendors end the district will be effected. The firm will exert themselves to the utmost m the interests of the vendors or agents, aad will be satisfied with a reasonable commission. They trust thief effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlers will be appreciated, and they give their assurance that no effort shall !>e wanting on their part to secure the best value obtainable for their clients! It is desirable that no time should be lost m forwarding to their Palmerston office all the required particulars for early transmission to India • '■•■"■" Exchange Buildings, June 4, 1884. STUD HORSES. nnHE followiug Horse? will be at J_ ibe services of breeder* m the Manawatu district during the ensuing sea Bo a: — : THOROUGHBREDS. , SOMNUS— By Traducer out of the imported thoroughbred mare Hammock. Baker & Co., Proprietors, Eoxton. MORPHEUS— By Castaway out of tbe imported thoroughbred mare Somnambula. W. J. Ciouter <fc Co., Proprietors, Palmerston North. DIOMEDES— -Mr John Stevens, . Bulls, Proprietor. . DKAUGHTS. SIX ROBERT BRUCE— By Sir Wm Wallace out of Daisy. W. Craig, Owner. WATCHMAN— J3y Sir William Wallace o«it of Maggie. Colin McKenzie, Owner, Ashurst. flgsT For further; particulars see advertisements elsewhere. * j