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Manawatu Standard, Volume 1, Issue 111, 10 June 1881, Page 3

Loudon, Haybittle and Co. WINTER—IBBI. NEW WINTER DRAPERY & CLMIMG, Good Quality, and Lo^ AT LOUDON, HAYBITTLI& C 10, *8

LADIES’ Trimmed Bonnets, 15s, 18s 6d, to 60s LADIES’ Plush Hats, 4a-to 6s 6d LADIES’ Plug|i Bonnet Shapes, 4s 6d to 7* LADIES’ Hoods for Dresses -assorted LADIES’.PIain and Fancy Jackets, 15s, 22s 6d, to 39s LADIES’ Plain and Fancy Dollman Jackets, 75s toJB4*. -C , * LADIES’ Ulsters, 15s 6d, 21s, 27s 6d, to 67s Od. LADIES’ Mew Dress Studs, Bd, Is, Is 6d to 3s LADIES’ Seal and Fur Hats, 2s Qd, 3s, 5s to 35a GIRLS’ and Maids’ Jackets and Ulsters GIRLS’ and Maids’ Hats and Caps TAM.O-SHANTER HATS—latest fashions - JERSEY JACKETS MENS’ Tweed Trousers, 10s 6d, 14s, 20* M EMS Geelong Trousers and Vests, 27s Od, 30s, 335, 3./S V * v MENS’ Geelong Tweed Saits, 655. 75, 80s MENS’ English S.B. Sac Suits, 49s 6d, 555, 60s. ‘ , MENS’ Ulsters, 325, 355. 395, 45s MENS’ Water-proof Coats, 10s6d, 12s 6d, 17s 6d,,22s 64, te 9 MENS’ L. Wool Pants, 4s, 6s, 6s, 7s 6d, 8s 6d. MENS’ Merino Pants, 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 4s, to 7s. MENS’ New Arctic Pants andSnirts, ss, 7s 6d MENS’ Felt and Tweed Hats YOUTHS Ulsters and clothing MEN’S, Youths’, aud Boys’ Clothing BO ¥S’Ulsters and Clothing MEN’S, Youths’ and Boys’ Braces and Belts. , KAIAPOI Flannels, Is 1 Od, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d. IMITATION Welsh Flannel Is 31, Is 6d, Is Bd, Is lOd, 2s, KAIAOPOI Blankets—assorted prices WHITNEY Blankets, 10s 6d, 15s, 22s Cd, to 40s. GROCERIES TOBACCOS—Venus, Twist, Os per lb TOBACCO—“Tens” (flat) „ TOBACCO—GoId Bar „ TOBACCO—AIt the Rage ~ TOBACCO—NaiI Rod „ TEA-—2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3b per lb TEA—boxes—l4s, 24b, 275, 30s SUGAR— 4£d, 4|-il, od per lb. \ Flour, Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Wheat, Oats, Maize. P :<ta»oes, Onions. Apples, Cheese, Butter, Corn-sacks, Lruipware, and Hardware ; Rerosiue and Castor Oil. in tins.

MPROVED HOME-SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES* Sold below Published Price-List. LOUDON, HAYBITTLB & 00., MANCHESTER HOUSE, E E I IDO Gv

ißttsiness Notices, OPENiNO NOTiOii. - :, 1. ' A. L A 1 Rl> BEOS to announce to the 'public generally that he ha* opened those Centrally-situated premises in the Avenue, near the Post Office, (formally occupied by the late Mrs Stent) as a fruit and seed store in connectioh with his Nursery business. A. L. hopes, by keeping good Seed, Fruit, and Vegetables, in their Season, to “receive a Share ot Public support. THE NURSERY. A. L. has a Splendid Assortment of FRUIT TREES Of the most approved Varieties,, j and his Apple Trees are Free from Blight. The Stock of Forest Trees are all healthy and well-grown. They include Cypresses, Macrocarpa, Lawsoniana, Turuiosa, Pinos Insigntis,&c. Also, a Fine Collection of Roses, Fusehias, Pelargoniums, Chrysanthemums, and Pouts tedious, selected by him in Melbourne. A LARUE QUANTITY OF QUICKS. As A. L. has, not issued a priced Catalogue this season, he begs to inform intending purchasers that his Prices will be found as reasonable as those of any respectable Tradesman.! He would add that, tfco mere quoted Price of a Plant or Tree is no indication of its Value, there, being so much' difference in size aud condition. All Orders entrusted to A. L. will have his best care and attention, and those from the Country will be catefnlly packed, and delivered at the Railway Station or Wharf Fiee of Charge. A. LAIRD, SHOP—Victoria Aveuue, near Post Office ; FAIRFIELD N URBERY—London Street, Wanganui. JjW RUCTION A N J) LAND OFFICE, COLEMAN PLACE, The Square PALMERSTON NORTH. JJOOMS Q QOLFMAN, AUCTIONEER, commission agent, VALUER* AND PRODUCE BROKER. Money advanced on goods consigned for positive sale. All business punctually attended to and prompt accounts rendered. Sabs conducted within tbe Provincial District of Wellington by special agreement.