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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 75, 20 May 1881, Page 1

Watcamaker and Jeweller. ~ K ~r7 in is rCcTS ™ WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER 1 OPTICIAN LAMBTOtt QUAY, WELLINGTON. Removed to premifes lately occupied by Messrs. Shaw and Son. I LEVER WATCHES GENEVA WATCHES fn Great Variety]* I?DO^Y^ Tn VMlely £Q TO £0 0 £° T0 £ 25. Also a Large and Yniiod Stock of GOIB AND SILVER JKWELKY, SILVER AND ELECTKO-PLATED WAKE, CLOCKS, &c, ALWAYS ON HAND. Goods sent carriage free to all parts of the country. Every description of Wacchos, Clocks, and Jewelry, accurately repaired, and all work guaranteed. INSPECTION INVITED. y^^KiX L' U* till li" I ' A U II f\> &• &• iflJjlAilJJ) jj^ WATCHMAKER Tn I) JEWELLER, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON. M&JZ&^sC^^k Awarded— Paris Exhibition. 1867. Admitted — London, fe^f^^^Ml^^ LEVEU & UEKI.VA WATCHES iy GBEAT VABIEIT A WELL " ELECTED STOCK OF JE WELR Every descripl ion of Watches, Clocks," and Jowolry, skilGEORGE REICHARDT, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, AGENT FOR J. BRINSMEAD & SONS' GOLD MEDAL PIANOS. PIANOS from the most celebrated English, German, and French factories at prices Varying irom £37 to £100. BRASS BANDS SUPPLIED. Violins, Flutes, Cornets, and other Brass Instruments. Violin strings and bows. FITTINGS FOR ALL CLASSES OF INSTRUMENTS. Dances, Songs, and Pianoforte Pieces in sheet and books. Postage on a single sheet, 2d. Payments may be forwarded by Post Office Order. If small amounts in stamps. Music sent through the post cannot be exchanged. CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, AND TERMS ON APPLICATION. LAIBTOfI QUTY, WELLIKTOff NOTICE TO THE TRADE! GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. W DEAKDS begs to inform his *■ r r BREAKFAST^ ' 1 T • numerous friends and eus- „By R thoroU g h knowledge of the «„„,„, thatheh-sappointedMß E. COLE agent at Foxton for his b y a careful application of the fine ' properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr a?-t?ATT?T» wa^pq Epps has provided our breakfast JEBATED WATERS, i deHcateJy flavored be , . , „ „ „ , verage which may save us many Manafaotured from the well-known heav | doclors > bfflßi lt is , )y t y% spring at Terrace End, which for judicious use of such articles of diet »iniu & « , that a constitution may be gradually purity and excellence cannot be sur* built up until strorg enough to resist r every tendency to disease. Hundreds passed . of su btle maladies are floating around — - us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many The Trade waited on daily. a f a t a l shaft by keeping ourselves . well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame " — See pAINLESS DENT ISTRY. ktiele in the Civil Service G azette. tup pTT^qf Made simply with boiling wa»er or Svbo co N Dentist, j^ ol| , in packetß or tinßj labelled : Laleof Wellington, JAMES EPPS & CO., Has commenced practice in Wan- HOMCEPATHIC CHEMISTS) ganui, and may be consulted at his ' LONDON. residence, Ridg way street (corner of St Hill street). "OKFINED NEATS' FOOT OIL, ARTIFICIAL TEETH The best lubricator known. Constructed on an entirely new principle, as approved of in England Sawmillers.. printers, sewing maMid America ; extraction of stumps chiuists, chemists, and hairdressers not necessary. Satisfaction guaran- use it. teed in every case. The boat gun oil. The best dressing Decayed and aching teeth made for leather, patent axles, &c. perfectly sound with gold or me- Prepared by tallic stopping. J- E VANS, Children's- teeth regulated. Saddler, Wellington, and sold in bottles at Is. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS! One gallon tins, five gallon drums, j ' With Anesthetic Kther. j and casks. Prices on application.