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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7939, 22 October 1904, Page 1

HO J>t>AJKT, PAKKE is. AND 008 LARGE AND POWEEFOL STEAMSHIPS. TOCTOHIA'(WaIIer), 8000 Tors Bag.' WESTRALIA (Rainey), 2884 Tons Reg SBALANDIA (Wyllie), 2771. Tom Reg. OlTCTßefltanop.' permitting) ■-■ ueave WelUagaon as *g*-*taHr— . ?OS LYTTELTON AND DUNEDIN. Victoria | Thur. | Oct 27 | -4 p.m Zealandia I Fri. (Oct 28 |. 4 p.m" Westralia } Fri. | Nov 11 i 4 p.m tfEI_.BOUB.NE,.VIA LYTTETON, DUNEDIN, BLUFF, AND HQBABF. yiot->ria | Thur. | Oct 27 { 4 p.m ?OB NAPIER, GISBORNE, AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY. Zealandia | Thura. 1 Nov 3|, .4 p.m We-tralia \ Tlmr -1 Nov 17 > 4 p.m. TO SYDNEY DIRECT. Victoria j=Sat.. | Nov 19 |.4 pm ill Tioketi aro aVailable also for artopsfSE.or.rekuca;^)y.anyo£ the Union Co.'**** Steamers, -and holden of. U.B.S Co/c Ticket* may travel by tha afeovs earned , ianola. 'X' .lead Offiea of New" Zealftjid—No. . (Jiß«n'« Chambati. WELLINGTON EISHINajEASON. • H.H.EKINS, GUN MAKER, 12 Featherston-st., WELLIN GTON,. BEGS to intimate to anglers and the sporting public generally that he MAKES FISHES G BODS TO ORDER (in any style), from 15a upwards. Only hest material used Bepairs a specialty. VIOTOBTA STABLES, Kimiholton Boad, FEILDING. DESIEES to inform the public that he has taken over-the stables (opposite the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile : Agency Co.'s sale yards and offices), I formerly kn3wn as the Horse Bazaar, which, in future, will be called the I VICTOEIA STABLES. By strict ! attention to business he trust.- to receive a tair share of public support. Saddle and harness horses, single and double buggies, gigs, etc., on hire. Waiting room for ladies. Patrons driven to* all parts of the district.** Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. Feeds Is; stands 6d. .. Telephone .No. 13. " PAELOVITZ S - TBIBUTE to'STEIN WAY'S and also . BICH. LIPP & SOHN'S PIANOS •The Manager, '.'■'•. Dresden Piano Co., Wellington. * ..■'. Dear Sir,-rßelore leaving Wellington I should like to say that the Steinway Grand; Piano used by me at Mr Watkin Mills' farewell concert is- undoubtedly THE FINEST INSTRU-. MENT I HAVE PLAYED ON IN THE COLONY. I should also Ike to say that the Bich, Lipp and Sohn Pianos supDlied by your Compgny to the Watkin Mills Concerts at Wanglfiui and Hawera are beautiful instruments. Indeed, for my own private use I prefer Lipp to all others. I am the proud possessor of two. With best wishes, yours truly, EDUABD PABLOVITZ. Steinway & Son's Pianos Bich, Lipp & Sohn Pianos. The Deesdbn Piano Co., Wellington. M. J. Beookes, North Island Manager ~*.'•■■ . . • ■ -*- n Zx^:h^^ol.^^A ACME SHOE STOBfy . ;'.."■ e;;;.;;/;THE:-SQUAEE,' "IZ"' 1. PALMEESTON NOETH. * v.jt will PAY YOU. to /see Beattie, Lang and Co. ABOUT THE • GILOTH CiLF FOOD.