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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6700, 18 May 1900, Page 1

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■I DAYTON S. . \ LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. Best Quality, Seduced Prices. FITTED with BALDWIN CHAIN (every link detachable by hand. HUSSEY PATENT HUBS and imj proved bearing. OXIDYZED TUBING (prevents rust inside. 'I Repairs By a Reliable Engineer. Stove enamelling equal to new done on the premises. I Large Stock of Tyres, Duplicate Parts, and Accessories. G. H. SCOTT, Opposite The Bank of Australasia, THE SQUARE. G.P.O. Box 86. I . THE VERT LATEST IN BICYCLES. BALL SPOKES AND BALL AND ROLLER BEARINGS. Can't „il \ to go easily. Clevelands Lead the way in general construction acd genuiue improvements. New machines just arrived. 1900 Pat err. Prices from £17 upwards. Arab Bscycies Never break down or give trouble, for they are BUILT AS THEY SHOULD BE From B.S._. parts and all the best material'*. Raleigbs and imperials STOCKED. And other makes procured if required. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. COME AND SEE G. H. Byoroft AHD CO., The Square, Palmerston North. Red Bird Bicycles 1900 MODELRED BIBD MODEL, 52. EED BIRD MODEL, 55. BLACK BIRD MACHINES. WE claim to have the most complete improvements for these machines, which are unrivalled by any others on tho market. J. BETT, Mahawatit Carriage Factory, LOCAL AGENT. Wheels. Wheels. MASSEY-HARRIS GO., Ltd., Nest Occidental Hotel, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. In Stock— OUE SUPERIOB 1900 MODEL, Admitted by Killer? ar.rt Experts to be Perfection. I7USY TERMS to suit all intending J. purchasers. Liberal Discount pok Cash. Seeond-hana Machines taken in part payment for new oust*. LADIESMJYCLES A SPECIALITY. Purchasers of our machines taught to ride free of chirge by our expert. Proficiency Guaranteed. Repairs of every description. Charges reasonable. J. Murray Mackerras, AGENT, T" OOK OUT FOE THE NEW SUPPLY OF t Kudge-WMiwortli and Hollis Cycles. * <4JLy * Without doubt j^Kbest value ever offered to tji^^Kiv Zealand. -% *9^l^H^ji!&«i ><u*' -."^Si s**5 ** *r •' **tr*fc ' ■r__^_^_^_^_K»ap'iii§'*'' 1 'VfcliflMT'fl' ifj^Si ''^^m 7 <H '^31 t^mm\\^\^n^^m\mmmmmmmmmm^m^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^^^^mmm\

HOT LAKES I HOT LAKES!! CAEBINE Eoyal Mail Line of Coaches tc Ohingaiti, Mangaweka, Kaikoura, Taihape. connecting with Peter3 and Son at Te Roro Junction, and then on to Moawhango. The above Line of Coaches run as follows:— Leaves Meehan's Commercial Hote every Monday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., lor Tokaanp, and from the Ist December will leave Meehau s Hotel daily for Kaikoura, O'Taihape, and Moawhango, returning daily to Ohingaiti. Our time table for the through mails has been altered as follows :— Leaves Ohingaiti for Mondays Arrives Ohingaiti from Tokaanu and Moa whango Tuesdays Leaves Ohingaiti for Tokaanu and Moawhango Wednesdays Arrives Ohingaiti from Tokaanu and Moawhango Fridays Leaves Ohingaiti "tot Tokaanu and Moawhango Saturdays Arrives Qhingaiii frora *Moawhango Sundays * For acd frorc Moawhango and intermediate places only. NOTE.—The above Line of Coaches (and no othar) connects with Pe'ojrs and Son's at Te 2'Joro Junoiion, who eake our nasssngsrs, etc., on to the Hot L-vkas, and also at Moawhsngo with Napier Coaohes. W9 desire the publics t3 kiow that we have no connection with any other Coach, and that paasengers taking passage by our Coach at Mangaono Eailway Station will be sure of their passago right to *.ho end of their journey. Booking Offices—Meehan's Commercial Hotel, Ohingaiii; Horner's Commercial Hotel, Mangaweka. Horses, Buggies, Special Coaches, etc., etc., on hire right through the line, and also at Caibino stables, Feilding. We have a fine staff of drivers, who wii) treat people with every respect. Letters, Telegrams, etc., promptly attended to. BEEiiY, TP.KVENA, & CO., Pronrietora. TIME-TABLE FOB RONGOTEA COACHES. ON and after the 26th May, 1893, a coach will leave Rongotea daily at 8.30 for Palmerston; via Awahuri at 9.30 ; Palmerston arrive at 10.50. "Will leaye Palmerston in the afternoon after the "Wellington, Masterton and Napier trains arrive. "Will leave The Buffet at 4.20 p.m. A. G. HICKFORD, Fro jrietor. ,<*?Mjs&. ft****SgSHv-nmf(§*S> Ashhurst & Pohangina KOYAL MAIL COACH. RUNS TO POHANGINA DAILY. (After the New Year.) TIME-TABLE - Leaves Ashhursi Railway Station 12.40 p.m. Arrives Kaumi 1.25 p.m. Leaves Raumai 1.30 p.m, Arrives Pohangina ... 2.0 p.m. Leaves Pohangina ~. 2.15 p.m. Arrives Baumai 2.40 p.m. Leaves Baumai 2.4-5 p.m, Arrives Ashhurst Railway Station 3.30 p.m. (Meeting Express Train, for Wellington ) Coach maets every train. Parcels delivered along the route, but must be prepaid. D. ENBIGHT, Proprietor, Ashurst. Daw's fioyal Mail Coaches, FEILDING TO MANGAWEKA. /yONNECTS with all tht Coaches to the | "O Hot Lakes, also ail Trains and Boats [ north and south or Feilding. Tha finest tourist route in the colo?iy. NG??E.—I havo the finest ntaS of drivers n the colony. Esoking Office— Carbine Htables, Feilcl ing. S. DAW, Proprietor. ETEI^AEiy."" TINSMITH AND UMBRELLA BEPAIRING. ALL work promptly attended to at reasonable charges. TEBRAC_>STREET, PALMERSTON (Near Hospital.) -f. jF ? • Bricklayer „ Cwaetor, *** .C - r _^L> ' »** i* raiiL " i&k ""~~ __fl^l^^^ I §;^^_^<^_^j_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_m