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Manawatu Herald, Volume VII, Issue 235, 18 January 1889, Page 2

RIADYMONEY STORE. JOSEPH NATHAN & CO. aROQERIES .: .-,***»-.. At redwed -prices.* •= QUALITY GUARANTEED. •,;- : f-f*OB NETT CASH ONLY. Slbs Sugar for Is tfbs&ago „ is SBba Japan Rice „ Is ' (fibs Rice ... ... ... „Is fflbffOorniftar' v ' ... ... „1 8 8 tins Sardines „ 1/8 2fbs Currants „ is 2fibs Raisins ... „. „ is 5 bars^oap .... ... • ... . „ Is 8 packets Cocoa ... ... •„ 1/8 •■ 16ftsSalt Is 2 bars Nelson Soap... ... „ Is 86 boxes Matches „ 1/8 2R>s Tea ... • ... " ... „ 2/6' 1 box Tea (lOlbs) ,12/6 *21bs Washing Soda Is ''.'. 2JI? Windsor 31ne , Is ; - -4 ims Currie Powder ... „ Is 8 squares BroWn^ Windsor Soap Is 12 paokets Extraot Soap ... „ 1/3 5 doa. packets Blacking „ 9d ' rt-yj, . liif,1 iif, • • ' ::.': We GtUifatotee to gtippiv all Ooodft^ at prices advertised. Ft*^ HINDER, Manager.., R. 'L '•*"**. ' * PHAKBiAOBNTIOAL CHEMIST, ;?A^|R t S.T.CI| t N'M»yH. Ofo^^tp.^inibrooation applied to 'hiwids i wid |ace ,effeotuajly keeps, off Mosj^utoes. Xa also very useful for allaying the irritation caused by theaQ bites. Bottles Is, la 6d, and Si.*,;.-. *:<. --..1*."Dalmation Insect Powder. Per* forated tins, Is, Is 6d, and 2s. Carbolic Disinfecting Powder. Tins Is and Is 6d. Bulk Is per lb. Childrens Aperient Cooling Powders. Children's Soothing Powders, Children's Grey Powders. Children's and A4ultß Worm Powders. All in Is packets. 0. HONORS, Foxton Agent. An enormous bird appears still to be. in existence as we learn that daring the tour of Hall's party on the West Coast they found track*, recently made, which are believed to be those of the Takeke (notorious monteUi). The footprints of the bird measured eight inches from tip to tip. % On Saturday his Bxaallcnoy the Governor signed the proclamation amalgamating the four licensing districts of the city under the title of the Wellington licensing District. Tbe new arrange* gjjieii^ comet into force on February 1, , A London correspondent wrfoy ; — Mrjrvßryee will be tratified tolwrn tha^ with a view to burying tbe hatohet and makinjj peace with the various persons iiwdvertently libelled in that unlucky " History of New Zealand?' Mr G. W. Basden (good old Bnsden) con. templates paying tbe colony a visit. He leaves England at the end of this montbf(Pecember). >