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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7400, 16 September 1902, Page 1

! The Best Value. I i s i I Thrifty hmmwlvßfjscllea who study 1 I economy and can apprvciata a aooa artlcle-Duy Van Houten's Cocoa, oocause § thby havo provea from oxpe.-lenco that It - £ ■ ■ ' S gl is not only the finest In quality but the | I , most economical In ud«. It l» aa nourish* | 1 Ins &a It is dsliciOuft. —-— | § I H I | vanf!outerisQ?eoa Don't ftrger n of get • Til) tad ft) 9 fir jtufnlf. Ijlj

A. J. KINGSBEEE, QOACH AND OAEEIAQB BUILDER, CHURCH STEEET, PALMEIISTON NOETH.

\ FOR ?|j TAKEf *a INDIGESTION HvM"^*AXAsiCK HEADACHE, THi TTT T IN Bile* Giddines* J & J>itj|^O LIVER M^LV?3TSi »eoaS»olurear-:.r0t78, : ;wOl&raS -..londOßl KfAtlTtllChr •-:iea-I"-3icJn«V»oaQifcJ

J. HEMMIN6SON, BLACKSMITH & FAEEIEE. [LONGBTJRN. DESIRES to thank his numerous customers for their snpprrt claring the many years he has been In bafiinepg, and hopes by etiiot attention to business to merit a continuance of sama. TR7IT. IF YOU LIKE IT. BUY IT a yITe s ■ Chinese Laundry o'iizt. IT makes shirt ironing a pleasure Yon know the Chinese Laundrymai puts a beautiful gloss on shirt rontwhich makes them look like highl; poli.-he 1 ivory. This glaze will do the same, and you needn't be an expert ironer 1 to succeed. AYRES' CHINESE lAUNDRY GLAZE is put up in pack-it' roady for immediate use, and is sold bj all storckebf a6d and Is. Send for sample to R. Ayrog, Cubastreet, Wellington. TRY IT. IF YOU LIKE IT. BUY IT By g. «nr i* Excellency Appointment *be to his Jri^S^i Governor. JAMES J. CUETIS, ' CUBTOMS AND f HIPMN3 AGETST, FORWARDING AND GESEKAL ' CARRIEKB. CUSTOUBOCSB-QUAT, WbLWNOTOS. ITIUBNITBUF. removed with evory 'jare Jj and attention. Telegrams and letters to wait on trains and steamers receive prompt attention. Goods and parcels delivered to all parts of the world. 9P.0. Box 198. Telephone N 0..-

W. .». HART, GXNMAKEB, I MAIN-STREET WEST (Pjxvnsrox NOETH.) ■pvIRECT Importer ot~ GUNS . ' RIFLES REVOLVERS CARTRIDGES POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, Etc. Repairing in all its branohesjpromptly j executed. Guns on hire. PALMERSTON NOKTH FOUNDEY.

T. R. Martin, Engineer, Mllinrlgbf, Iron and Brass Founder, inOMPETENT Staff kept for erection \j and repairs. CaotiDgs of every dosoription made on the shortest notice. Shafting, Pulleys, eltings, Stoam Fittings, etc AGENT FOE — CROSSLEY'B'GAS '.AND 01 ENGINE1 (Over 40,000 n Dm.) T. R. Martiß, PALMERSTON NORTH ORKSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE . COMPANY. EsTABMSHBD 1824.

Funds exceed £1,250,000. MELLSOP, EXJJOTT, & CO., Distr!-t Agents. fTh. tomlinson TTTISHES to notify to the settlers of j VV Linton ana irarrouriding districts that he has started business ns Blacksmith on the corner of Linton Road and Fitzherbert Boad, and by strict attention to business hopes to merit a fair share of public patronage. Od A AAA—To IeDIJ on M°rt' sbOUjUUU gage on Town or Country properties in sums of £100 and upwards. Interest from 4J per cent according to margin ol security offered. A few farms or eale. H. J. HAYNB, Main-street.

AT Birber'B Wellington Dyo 'Work" . they Dye and Cnrl leathers and jake them look like new; they also jlean Kid and Suede Gloves and Evenjig Shoesftbey cleanLaflios and Gentlemen's Clothing, and dye Clothing, Cuttains, Tableeoveis, Jackets, Cloaks, and I nnvthins IB ffitthat is capable of beinp d?ldTAgency at "HATCH'S," Ihe Sqnare- J MISS FORBES' School of Dress over Mrs Gilmoui- ; s ahop^ the Sooare, next to the PrOTmeial .Ifo el, pOsior" system) - ProwouUing Ld Dress-making: taught vi aU its branches. No fitting r«P""dv. ??& learned in a few leason7|Jß»t"faotion gnarantfl*d.^Mf*^(«Ste^B ' '■---