I THE BEST CHOCOLATE. 1 ■ ■■■■)■■■■■■■■■MpMMßnl ■ When placing on the market the new product ■ 9 Van Houten's Chocolate (for eating), some M m I?° ntT.^ ag0 'the ma^facturers had before them M & the object of offering buyers a nutritive and M || digestible Chocolate of irreproachable composi- H m .«■&& alon' whlle at the same fcime m°re delicious in £^^ I , m^B than any of the already existing kinds; B#^o JiLJK m other words, a Chocolate which, both from M^JL {& **&*m *ne point of view as to health as well as to H flavor, should satisfy the most exacting demands. ■ m The universal good opinion concerning Van M m Houten's Chocolate, seems to prove that this M m object has been attained; and it is recognised M M »3 bei ng as superior to other Chocolates, as M I ' rxfu Mouten's Cocoa is superior to other cocoas. ■ ■ ,- When travelling, picnicking, or bicycling, it I ■ proves of great service. ■ ■ J Sold in Tins of Croquettes and Tins of Drops. \ Also in Square Tablets and Small Bars. M
CHEAP MONET! CHEAP MONEY! CHEAP MONEY I In Bums of £100 to <£IO,OOQ 17IOR forms of application and full 1 information . apply to the POBTMABTEB at Palmebston HOBTH. J H. Richardson, Government Insurance Commissioner. HOESE CLIPPING. " FT OESEOWNEES are reminded d that Mr E. Stevenson is prepared to clip horses at the shortest notice and at reasonable rates. E. STEVENSON, Stables, Eangitikei-atreet. G. R. HALL, ' TATTERSALL'S, EANGITLKEI LINE (Late Smith & Hall). HAVING made extensive alterations I am now prepared to thoroughly accommodate the travelling public. A complete plant of vehicles always on hand. Saddle and harness horses ready at the shortest notice, Terms moderate. Telephone 77. All vehicles now kept under cover owing to extra accommodation. MANAWATU STABLES, GEORGE STEEET (Facing the Square). R. CGLQUITT desires to announce • that he has opened the'above commodious stables, which have just been erected. A complete plant of vehicles always on hand. Saddle and harness horses of the best description to be let out on hire at any moment. Terms moderate. Harper's Livery Stables, j KANGITIKEI LINE. I DESIRE to inform the public that I have ltased the above commodious premises and can guarantee every accomodation with first-class feed and attention. Horses, traps and buggies on hire. Depot for the Palmerston North line of busses and drags. E. STEVENSON, Proprietor. A. TURNEK, Painter, Faperhanger, Decorator, &cALABGE stock of Papetiiangings (newest designs). Also, Paints, Brushes, Glasß, &c. Town and country orders punctually attended to. Estimates giyen. A. TUBNEE, COKNEK THE SQUAEE and CHUECH STEEET, Palmerston N. PUESERYATIO.V (U HUH 11! GEEATLY assisted by wearing those sound BOOTS and SHOES as made by J. H. FORD. A select stock now on view of LADIES' and CHILDREN'S LEGLETS, GENT'S BALMORALS, &c, &c. INSPECTION INVITED AT J". BT- FOE-D'S, NEW SHOP, MAIN-STREET WEST. ~"W. RAWLINS, Plamber, Tlnsmitb. Gastttter, to. THE Manufacturing of Dairying Plant a specialty. Agent for and Manufacturer of the latest improved Milk Coolers and Estimate? furnished for al' classes cf work in the trade. Addbess — MAIN STEEET (Next Commercial Hotel), Palksbston Nobth, LLEWELLYN BEE OINTMEST. ''pHE Only Genuine Article it JL made in Palmerston North only, and no other name except Llewellyn should be on the Lable. Sole Factobx—Palmeraton Nonh, MRS LLEWELLYN. Proprietress. IN returning thanks to my numerous customers and friends for their favours during the past four years, I beg to inform them that I have secured the sole right to SELL BSEMALINE BEEAD in this district, and 1 ask all those who have -been troubled with indigestion to give the BERMALINE BEEAD a trial, and I can assure them that one trial will prove entirely satisfactory. I alsodesire to add that my Al BREAD is still maintaining its reputation, and' I am pleased to be able to assert that it is fast findine its way into a large number of houses in Palmerston and the districts, ana has X great?st satisf action wherever 8. GLARE'S. . All orders puncfaally attended to. -.
IT A TING and HARVESTING MACHINERY. NOXON REAPERS AND BINDERS REAR-CUT MOWERS FRONT-CUT MOWERS HORSE DUMP RAKES PEA HARVESTERS. HAT STACKERS, &c WRBSTER'S MOWER KNIFi GRINDERS. Full Lines of Hay Tools. Scythes and Handles at lowest prices, Hay Forks from 1/6, Wooden Hay Rakes at 1/-. Corundum Scythe Stones at 1/-. i Lardine Machine Oil at |3/6 gal, I Samples on application. | Best 3 ply Rubber Hose at 8d ft. MANSOIf ~& BAEE, Pa.lmeeston Noeth. MAGAZINES bound ~7n~aiiy style by HART <fc KEEIING, Main-Btreet; -t— , POHANGINA STEAM SAW AND PLANING MI.LL. HpHE undersigned, who baye just JL removed their mill into fresh bush, are prepared to supply the best of timber in any quantity at usual prices. EIMMEE & CRAVEN, Box 8, Ashhurst. PALMEEBTUN NORTH VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, Homer of Eangitikei and Cuba Sts. (Next Clarendon Hotel). W. T. Wood, PEOPEIETOB. A LL descriptions of General BlackQ. smith's work done, Agricultural Implements made and repaired. Shoeing done with care and on an entr aly new principle, under the personal supervision of the proprietor. All Work Guaranteed. Charges Moderate. ri"»O BE PUBLISHED IN AUGUST, JL 1900. STONE'S WELLINGTON, HAWKE'S BAY AND TAEANAKI Commercial, Municipal and General DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. TENTH YEAR-AUGUST, 1900-OF PUBLICATION. Edited bt John Stone. Demy Bvo. size, containing over 900 pages, together -with maps of Wellintjton and New Zealand, corrected to date, the whole handsomey bound in oloth, gilt lettered. Price: If ordered before publioalion, 10a Gd ; after publication, 12a GJ. STONE, SON & CO., Printers and Publishers. Crawford and Jetty Btreits, Dunedin and Wellirgtoa. J. H. Vincentj A CCOUNTANT AND GENEEAI ii. COMMISSION AGENT, ASHUEST. Eegistrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages. Agencies — The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia; The New Zealand tfire and Marine Insurance Company. Properties For Sale and To Let. Money to Lend on Freehold Propsrties. LiTery Stables. JOM MILLER & CO., TAONUI STEEET, Palmerston JN. SADDLE Horseg, Polo Ponies, Gigs Buggies and Wagonettes on hire. Lorry, Express, Dray, Coach, Wool Wag gon, Grass Mower and Hay Eake for hire by the day or by tlie hour. Keaper and Binder (for cutting oald) oh hire per arrangement. Double-fiuTow plough'for hire. For the wa^HHßßMH^Mh^m^
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6625, 17 February 1900, Page 1
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