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ANTED TO BUY— Poiiltn at the Cafe, Mr Levee' Manchester Street. ' » WANTED KNOWN- Woe IW ats, all colors, extra value. Sashes, Doors, Glass and Putty, a' Eade's Ooruer Furniture Warehouse WANTED— Several good Gen^ eral Servants, for Town,and Country. — Mrs Eoss' .Registry/ Manchester Street, WANTED KNOWN -Colts attended to and every care taken by Jamss Whittakek, Valley Eoad. XTTANTED KNOWN— That" on VV and after 3rd October my shop shall be cosed at 9 o'clock p.m. All patrons of the Red House will oblige by shopping early, so that thjs reform in early closing may be carried out. WANTED TO SELL— A Buggy and pair of horses. Apply J. B. PitiNGLE, Colyton. YTT* ANTED KNOWN,— Spring V- Flowers at the Eed House, Kimbolton Eoad. • ' TWJ AJJTED KNOWN, — Ladies' * * and Children's shoes in great variety, latest styles, and fashions at reduced prices for.cash 3 at Si Svendsen's. .. : O ; ANTED KNOWN — A. large selection of .Ladies' Boots in French Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid, at S. Svendsen's, WANTED KNOWN — That S. Svendsen has just opened up fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, best value in town. VT7 ANTED "KNOWN— That I am » » now prepared to supply Firewood of all descriptions, including Eata and Matai, delivered in every part of the Town. Parties waited on for orders. WILLIAM KITCHEN WANTED K N OWN— Arrivals (per Ruapehu), at Wai. Pake's ' Book Depot of latest books, magazines, etc. .Review of Reviews, July 9d, Afyra's Journal, Aug. lOd ; Sylvia's Journal,.. Sept. 10(3 ; Mrs Leach's Fatnily'lJcess* maker, Aug. 3d; Mrs Leach's rhildren'g Dressmaker, 2d ; Weldon's Bazaar of, Children's Fashions. Aug , 2d ; Weldon's Illustrated Dreesmaker, Aug., 2d; Weldon's Ladies' Journal. Aug., od ; Ladies' Own Novellette, div. 11, 25 ; Boy's Champion Journal, part 10, 2s ; Family Herald Supplements, vol. 26, 3s 6d ; The Pope on Labor, Is 3d ; Was he Justified, by t'. J. Wills, 2s 6d ; Whom God hath Joined a question of marriage, by Fergus Hume, 2s 6d ; Cousins, by L. B- Walford, 2s 6>i Tke flaunted House in Berkely. Square, by Edric Bredenburg, Is 3d;" The Cost of Her Love, by the author of Dora Thome, Is 3i ; The House by the Com. mon, a detective story, by Thomas Oobb, 9d ; Jerry, by S B. Elliott, 2s 6i ; The Fatal .Request, by A L. Harris, 2s 6d ; A Homance of the Moors, by Mona Caird, Is 3d ; A iN'ew England > un, be Mary E. Wilkins, 2s 6d ; Youatt. On Sheep, 95. 6 d; Idle Thoughts by an Idly Fellow, 3s 6d ; A Colonial Reformer, by Bolderwood, 2s 6 A ; Robbery Under Arms 2s 6d ; Tie Changed Life by Professor Drummed, is 6d .; Kverybody'Cyclonsedia, 9d ; also, a very large assorts ment of Detective stories, etc.. 9d each. TROUT FISHING. SEASON 1891 - 1892. T ICENSES (£1) may now he obi j tamed from the undersigned. The Fishing Season extends from the 15th September, 1891, to 15th April, 1892. HUGH L. SHEEWLLL, Sec. Acclimatisation Society. MANAWATU AND WE6T COAST AGEIOULTUEAL AND PASTOKAL ASSOCIATION. GEAND ANNUAL SHOW WILL be held at Pahnerston North on WEDNESDAY and THUEDAY, November 11th and 12th. Entries close on EEIDAY, November 6th, at 9 p.m. Programme and entry forms can be obtoined from 0. C. MILES, Secretary. Palmerston N., Sept. 16, 1891. BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM. M. KEEN, FERGU^SON STEEET, FEILDLNG, HAVING received a large consignment of the best English and Colonial Boots and Shoes, is determined to dispose of them at the lowest prices, strictly in accordance with the times. Gentlemen's Laced Boots, hand sown, porpoise hide, from 30s to 85s. Gentlemen's Laced Boots, ill calf, from 22s to 32s 6d. Gentlemen's Nailed Shooters, from 11s 9d to 21s. Ladies' Laced Boots, Fmglish, from 13s 6d to 22s 6d. Ladies' Shoes, English, 10s 6d to 18s 6d. Special Line in Bostoks at 15s 6d (only a few pairs) Ladies' Evening Shoes, from 4s 9d. Children's Boots and Shoes in any quantities. BOOTS AND SHOES In all styes MADE on the SHORTEST NOTICE Repairs neatly executed. M. KEEN. '