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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8072, 24 August 1905, Page 3

I-lANOS! THE VERY BEST! I'HE, pianos imported by the Dresden Piano Company are made of the finest procurable materials, every portion of which undergoes tho rigid inspection of experts. TELL YOUR FRIENDS. PIANOS, by practically every leading maker in the world. tbe mmm piano co., WELLINGTON. M. 0? BROOKES, North Island Manager. G.H. BENNETT & CO., Agents, Palmerston North. MR J. BROMLEY, Bookseller and Stationer, ] (Late of Christchurch). 1 ]U"R BROMLEY wishes to inform the -"-*- general puhlic that he has opened a large Booksellers' aud Stationery business in Cub3-st, (opposite George-st) Books ar-d Stationery ot every description. Latest Novelties in Pictorial Postcards. English, American and Colonial periodicals. In the Fancy Goods department you will find everything suitable for gifts, and all descrip. tions of toys for the children. T ANGER SCHOOL of DRESS- -" CUTTING and DRESSMAKING, by Boyal Letters Patented throughout. Australia and New Zealand.—Miss Gilbertson, agent for Palmerston North and Feilding Districts, will give instruction in the above system, in her room, Church street West. Classes on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Hours 10 to 12 and 2to 4. Evening classes on Monday and Thursday, from 7 to 9. ASHHURST RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. npHE above Company wiU parade ■*■ as under :— Wednesday, 30th August, at 7.30 p.m.—Government inspection. By Order. W. J. ANDREW, Capt.. Commanding A.R.Y.

PALMERSTON GUARDS. HHHE Palmerston Guards will parade •*• at the Drill Hall as under:— Friday, August 25: Government parade, drill order, 7.30. Class firing will be continued on Wednesdays and Saturdays. R. McMURRAY, Capt., O.C. Palmerston Guards. PALMERSTON NORTH RIFLB VOLUNTEERS. THE Palmerston North Rifle Volua teers will parade at the Drill Hall as under:— Monday, August 28th—Morris tube competition, 7.30 p.m. JNO. MOUNSE?, Captain. O.C.P.N. Rifles. JMEW PREMISES, i ON and after WEDNESDAY, FEB- j RUARY 22, 1905, our business I will be conducted in new premises in CHURCH-STREET, Opposite Railway Goods Shed. BOSKING BROS., Steam, Gas, Oil and Refrigerating Engineers, manawatu foundry. new zealand insurance COMPANY. [Established 1859.] Paid Up Capital, including undivided Profits ... £601,519 Net Revenue for 1904 ... 6465,803 PIRE and Marine Risks of every dcs cription acoepted at Lowbst Ova kint Ratms. Prompt and Libehal Shttibmikw, AGENTS— C. E. Waldegrave, Palmerston S J H. Vincent. Ashhurst C, H Tarrant, Awahuri U. H Walker, Foxton W. A. Bell, Halcombe Jameß Penney, Rongotea F. Pnrael. Bauson OAROW. GIRLS' SOHOOL, Ohu^ch.Btree^ Palmerston North. PRINCIPAL: Mrs Yon Blaramberg. L School will reopen MONDAY, July 3rd. Glasses for Music, Singing, Painting as u-nal

PalmcrslonEl.GasCo„Ltd. JUST" ABRTVED— I Shipment of Gas Cookers Heating Stoves Fittings and Globes. ; FOE SALE CHEAP. INSPECT SAME AT GASWOBKS. COOKERS FIXED FREE. WHO IS YOUR BUTCHER ? WHY "~"" EVANS'*-C0.,. H vEE people's Butchers, Rangitikei- ■*- street, who sell their meat cheaper than any other firmm Palmerf.ton. , The reason they can sell cheaper thaii anyone else is..because they run their business on economical lines, and buy their stock, which is of the pritnest quality, with good judgment. Support the firm who were the first to sell their meat by auction in Palmerston. EVANS AGO., CASH BUTCHERS, _, , ■ Rangitikei street. .telephone 341.