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Manawatu Herald, 26 July 1881, Page 1

Under the Patronage of the Residents of Manawatu. TNO. V(0 UNG, IRONMONGER, Wellington, Calls the special attention of his Large Circle of Friends in the Manawatu District to the fact that 1 he is receiving monthly LARGE SHIPMENTS Of every description of Ironmongery from the LEADING ENGLISH AND AMERICAN M ANUFAOTURERS, And boing a DIRECT IMPORTER, AND SPOT CASH BUYER, Challenges competition with any other firm in New Zealand. GUNS, RIFLES, CARBINES, Absolutely given away. MUST BE CLEARED ! UNDER COST PRICE ! X.B — Close of Shootiiig Season, and every Gun, Rifle, and Carbine must be sold, and to effect this UNHEARD PRICES wili be the order of the day. SPECIAL. OPEN FIRE RANGES, £2 lis 6d each REGISTER GRATES, from 17s 6d each JNO. YOUNG, IRONMONGER, ! Willis and Cuba^streots, Wellington. PORTRAITURE IN OIL. -i/TR WILLIAM SMITH, of Otaki, having mnde arrangements with a celebrated Portrait Painter in China, is now prepared to execute orders for full-sized Cil Paintings 24x18, mounted on can vaa, fer the snm of ONE POUND EAOH, CASH, Or Twenty-five Shillings on Delivery All that is required is the photograph of the party, with a description of the colour of the eyos, hair, whiskers, and complexion. Intending investors will please communicate as early as possible, as the first order will probably arrive during ihe month of May. References to Thompson, Shannon, and Co., Wellington, or {Frank W. Evans, Wanganui. 03* AddressWilliam Smith, Otaki. LARGE? SUES IN PROPORTION.