Saddlery and Grindery. H. L. M'FADYEN, Qf ADDLEtt AND HARNESS MAKEB Maix.stubbt, Foxton. Repairs neatly executed. All work promptly dono. <y H. L. M'Fadyen guarantees all work, and charges only Wellington prices. PALMERSTON SADDLERY DEPOT, Palmerston North. TJ PEPPER, Saddle and Harness Maker. Repairs neatly executed. ~7^ iT EVANS, SADDLERS' IRONMONGER WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER And Importer of SADDLERY, HARNESS, WHIPS£*o Lambton Quay, Wellington. WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE IMPORTER, TANNER, AND IMPORTER OF LEATHER AND GRINDERY. TAMES TuiLFOaD Begs to inform his constituents that, having made arrangements with Home and Foreign Houses in the above business, be is now receiving Direct Shipments of Goods, of all Styles, and suitable for the New Zealand Market. J.G., importing as above, is now placed in a position Second to None, and is now established as a Genuine Importer of Boots and Shoes, English and Foreign Leather*, and Tanner of Sole Leather, &c, &c. The following Shipments are to band— Grindery per Crownthorpe CO trunks Boots and Shoes per Mar* garet Galbraith 40 trunks Boots and Shoes par Lanarkshire 40 trunks Boots and Shoes to arrive per Caumora Tho Grindery comprises all the necessary requisites for the Trade, aud enables the Importer to place those goods in the market equal to any other house in New Zealand, A large Stock of Sole Leatiier,Kips,Calfs, Harness and Saddle Leather always on hand. The Trade Liberally dealt with. Temporary Premises — Featherston*stre«t, next Stevenson & Stuart's, Wellington. Watchmakers. PALMERSTON NORTH AND FEILDING. E. E. ME TAR D, -TJRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JLT JEWELLER. Admitted London, 1 862. Admitted Vienna, 1873. Awarded Pans Exhibition 2867. Palkehston Norlh, Tb» Square. E. E. itfETARD, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONEK. Ahd Tobacconist. 42* Agent for Maxawatu Herald, And other papers. "MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1858. A FIRST-CLASS Certificate of Merit J\_ has been awarded to W. H. INGRAM Watch and Clock Maker, late of Poii Chalmers and Hokitika, far a DUPLEX WATCH, the first and only one wads iv the Colonies. W. H. I. would respectfully intimate that he has taken the premises lately occupied by Mr C. Broadbent, Manners strep! Wellington, next to the Duke of hdinbnr^h Hotel, where he intends to carry on the Watch aud Clock Repairing Branch of the business in a style not to be excelled in New Zealand or the Australian Colonies. Charges on nil work very moderate, and punctually atteuded to. N.B.— A large assortment of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery always in stock. All orders from districts beyond Welling, ton, forwarded through post, by steamer, or coach, will receive prompt attention. Repairs to Watches and Clocks guarantee* for twelve months. W. H. INGfIAM, Waichmakxb, Manners street, Wellington. /~>{ BROADUENT PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Willis-street, WELLINGTON. Country Orders promptly executed.
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Manawatu Herald, 1 October 1878, Page 1
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443Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, 1 October 1878, Page 1
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