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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7791, 16 March 1904, Page 8

WANTED KNOWN — Stevenson's drag will leave, the Bangitikeistreefc stables at 9 a.m. sharp for the Eautnai sports and faces. " NOTICE. n"VELE Blacksmiths m Palmerston N., ■-*- w jU close to-morrow, 17th' insfc. ; W. PARKBS, Hon. Sec. Blacksmiths' Union. FONEEAL NOTICE; nriHE friends of the late Victor Charles 1. Tartaglini are resppctively informed that the funeral will leave the Palmerston North Hospital at 2 p.m., THUBBDAY, 17th March, for the Palmerston North Cemetery. THOS. GEIGGS & SON, Undertakers. A DENIAL. I WISH to deny all reports regarding the alleged illtreatment of my wife, who has been paralysed and a cripple for many years. I have not recently or at any time beaten her. C. BEIDGE. TOU CAN SAVE 30/BY READING THIS. FJIHE Cash Tailoring Company have I started business in premises near U.F.C.A., the Square. We can make you a first-class Tweed Suit, well cut, well made and well trimmed for 635. Heavy Blue Serge Buitß, 70s; Blue or Black Vicuna Suits, 753. Try one of the above, and they will make you our permanent customer. CASH TAILORING COY., :' The Square. FOE SALE. A BOUT 50,000 feet thoroughly sea- ■£*- soned EUSTICATED BOAEDING and about 50,000 9 s §• inch BOABDING suitable for FEUiT CASES. PEUIT CASES in any quantity, very low rates to clear. Apply WILLIAM UOOK, Steam Cooperage and Box Factory, Mam-st., Palmerston North. TO BUILDEEsT mENDEES are invited until 4 p m. on ■*- MONDAY, 21st March, for the erection of certain additions to Schoolmaster's residence at Pohansma. Plans may be seen at the office of the Board's Supervisor (Mr J. E. Perrin), Palmerston North. TflOS. H. JAMES, ! Architect to the Wnnganm .___ Education Board. TENDERS. rpENDEES are invited by the undersigned for the complete construction of two streets, each 17 chains in length, or thereabouts, between Ferguson and College-streets West. Plans and specifications at Colonial Buildings, Cuba-street. Tenders close at 10, morning of Tuesday, the 22nd March, 1904, with the undersigned. c. j. ab.mstbong, c.c. tenders] ~ gEPARATE Tenders are invited for the erection of a residence near Orema. Bridge for Mr Manawaroa te Awe Awe. Plans and specifications may be seen at mj new offices m Abraham and Williams' buildings Eangitikei-stre et. where tenders close at 11 a.m. on Saturday, March 19th, 1904. L. G. WEST, . Architect. Xv BUILDEBS. T^^^^edup to noon of TUESDAY, March 22nd. for the erection of new brick business premises for Messrs Barraud and Abraham, Limited, Danneyirke. Plans, etc,, can be seen at the office of tne undersigned, where tenders are to be dehrered. I The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. I PINCH & LAMB, Architects, ■ . "Dannevirke. rpNDERS will be received by the i"qni f Undr' Snf "P t0 a»*2l« March, , 1904 for the whole or portion of that valuable business site part section 76 Feiidmg, corner Grey and Manchester, streets, containing one quarter acre, together with bulk stores and substantial stables standing thereon. The owner having decided not to rebuild, an excellent opportunity is offered ot securing an excellent stand and of acquiring a valuable business connection. Highest or any tender no; necessarily accepted. Tender to be accompanied by deposit to the extent of 5 percent, of amount of tender. B. J. THOMPSON, Feilding. NOTICE. TN announcing that I have disposed of to tl mj,bUSineS~\in the Square, I desire to thank my customers for their support during the past five years, and trust that a cominuaace of that support will be accorded my successors, Messss Caexie & Bawskos. All accounts a re requested to be paid at the W. EEED. Messrs Cabtee & Eawsthox, late of bhannoa, wish to inform the public generally that they have taken over the BUTCHERING business lately carried on by JJ S "W Beed, and hope, by strict attention to' business and supplying only the best quality, to merit v fair share of patronage and support.