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charged U cash, if booked It 6d, over ■ that at per inch, "__ WANTED, Apprentices an d As- , ./riaUnli to the dressmaking. Apply sharp to Miss Watts, Gfosgow House. „ ANTED to Sell, a good trap Horse. Trial given. Apply* to Ratliff 8r03., Makino. , t "/ WANTED to dell, a Jersey bull calf, seven-eighths pure bred, out of a first-class cow, by, the purebred Jersey bull ; " Silverskin," the property of A; Dermer, Esq. -Apply Stab office. , ' - - WANTED, to Sell, 15 weanert 1 ;eow, 2 Btoro pigs. WBaker, Kimbolton road. " '• WANTED, a Servant .Girl. Apply to .Mrs Kirton, Derby street. WANTED. KNOWN — Wool Mats, all colors, extra value ; Sashes,' Doors, "Glass and Putty, at Eade's Corner Furniture Warehouse. ANTED' 'KNOWN,— Spring Flowers at the Red House, Kimbolton Road. "■,-'_ WANTED KNOWN, — Ladies' and Children's shoes in" great variety, latest styles,' and fashions at reduced prices for bash, at S. Svend--Ben's. - , ' _ "•"- WANTED KNOWN — A large ' selection' of Ladies' Boots in French Calf, Calf, Kid, and Glaze Kid, at S. Svendsen's, ' ' .ANTED .IN OWN— John Marshall now delivers Milk, every morning and evening, in al parts of the Borough. WANTED KNOWN — That S. Svendsen has just opened up fresh shipment of Gent's Boots, best value in town. ' WANTED KNOWN— Arrival (per Buapehu) at Wir. Pabk's Book Dep6t, Palmerston, North, newest publications and new supplies. Myra's Journal,' Sept , lOd ; Strand Magazine, . Aug., 9d ; Beyiew of Eeyiews, Aujr., 9d ; Weldon's Bazaar, Sept.,~'2d'; Weldon's Dressmaker. Sept., 2d ; Eight Days by R. E. Forrest, 2/6 ; Three Men in a Boat by Jerome, 3/6 ;' Scarlet Eortune, by H. Herman, 2/6 ; The SandclifiE Mystery, by Scott' Graham, The Double Event, by Nat Gould,2/6 ; ASjdney Side Sazoa by-Bolf Boldrewo'od, 2/6 an& r 3/e? My Jo, John,~by Helen Mathers, 1/3; Periwinkle, 1/3; Hypnotism, |>y Dr'F- D. /Jourmelles, 4/6 ; Sketches in Indian Ink, ' by J. Smith, jun ', '2/6' and" 3/6 ;, Life's , Handicap, by'Budyard Kipling, 7/6 ; The ' Three Commanders by the lateTv". H. G. Kingston, 9d ; Mr Barnes, of New York, ' by A. C. Gunter, 9d ; That Frenchman, by A. C. 'Gunter, 2/6 ; Miss Nobody of Nowhere, by A. C. Gunter, 2/6 i;Mr Potter, of Texas, by^ A. C. Gunter, 2/6 ; O'er Land and Sea Library, 3d each. .Sword and Lance, 4d each; Winter's T Bpotbj Baby, Houp La, 1/3 each {Daily Grap^ to v - hie, N08. 24 and 25, 9d each; Scraps, 2d each. - ' r -„ BOOT AND.SHOE EMPOBIUM, M.. KEM, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING, 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 80s to ? 3ss. Gentlemen's Laced Boots, in oalf, from 228 to 32s 6d. Gentlemen's Nailed Shooters, from 11s 9d to 21s. Ladies' Laced Boots, English, from 18s 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 4a 9d. Children's Boots and Shoes in any quantities. BOOTS AND SHOESllil^^ — In all styles ' ~< - " MADE ok the SHORTEST NOTICE Repairs neatly execnted. M. KEEN. * TAILORING. AECHIBALD~WILLiAMSON YTJ ISHES to announce that he has Vt taken that shop, opposite Stevens and Gorton's Sale Yards, and Light's Denbigh Hotel, Manchester Street. Further, that he has on hand a selection of tbe BEST op ENGLISH & COLONIAL - GOODS of the latest patterns, as well, as a large collection of other patterns to choose from. • . Having served his apprenticeship with Mr John Martin of ITapier, andworked for some years since in the best hand trades in Melbourne . and Sydney, he is prepared to turn out as good work as can be done in the colonies. As he keeps only the BEST of MATERIAL, Customers mayrely on getting a good article at a moderate price. A. WIIJJAMSON. HE^BY CUBRAN IS prepared to supply Firewood in ~ Hata, Tawa, and Matai in four feet and two feet lengths j also rough loads, at the lowest current rates. Orders by post promptly attended to Up-country Carting undertaken. HENET CURRAN, Makino Road i~jT L A R O O M B " Civtt Engineeb, Architect &c., -4 Law Chambers, The Square/ -^ Palmerston North, *"' Architect to the Manawatu JPenxran- - 1- 5 cut Building and Investment Society r jJ£J