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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 108, 14 April 1883, Page 3

Business Announcements. . ESTABLISHED, 1874. < J ESTABLISHED, 1374 READY FOR INSPECTION, MY NEW SEASON'S IMPORT OF AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS. _. ;o: — ... Fifteen Cases? and Five Sales ? JUST LANDED, EX LATE ARRIVALS. TJEPRESENTING the pick of Dunodin, Auckland and Wellington Markets. XL J. B. Hamilton, IN DRAWING the notice of th* Public to his unrivalled Stock of Fresh New Goods, that m buying m large quantitifs for both my Palmerston and Feildiufr Houses, and. receiving the FULL DISCOUNTS which the large Wholesale Warehouse give to buyers ot large quantities, places me m a position to retail over the counter New Goods at prices far beyon » competition. Dress Fabrics, BOUGHT at a great Discount, will be sold at WHOLESALE PRICED. Fancy Dress Stuff, 6d per yard ; Diagonal Twills, 9Jd yd ; All Wool Serges, Is yd ; Estamine Serge, Is 6dyd ; Satin Cloth, Is yd ; Loch Lomond Tweeds Is6dyd. Winceys, 1 575 Yards from 4^d to 9i upwards. In Black and Coloured Velveteens (now much worn), I can show a magnificent lot, nothing like them m the Country ; ray prices range from 2s, 2s lid, 3s 6d and up to 6s 6d JACKETS AND ULSTERS, Never before has there been such a display made m Palmerston. Ladies"Black Cloth Jackets nicely trimmed 6s lid each, worth 12s 6d, up to £& each. Ladies' Ulsters 6s lid each, w/th full range to 655. 1000 NEWEST SHAPES IN STRAW HATS & BONNETS. Having purchased an. Importer's Stock at Great Discount,, I can offer these Goods at EXTRAORDINARY low quotations. In imitation Sealskin Ca^s from 2s up.to the Real Article 355. BLANKETS and FLANNELS. In these Goods I hold both quantity and quality, various makes; White Whitney Blankets from 10s 6d per pair, up to 85s. Superior do r up to 50s, In Flannels from Is to 3s 6d per yard. Kaiapoi Flannels Is 9d to 2s 6d. COSTUMES. •■' " In Ladies', Children's, and Maids', very Choice Assortment. Special attention is directed to the Ladies' Costumes, ranging m price from 17s 6d up to three guineas. Elegant Finish and" Style. ... Dent's Black Kid Gloves 2s 6d pair THE LATEST NOVELTY IN Gauntlet Kid Hiding Gloves 2s 6 I pair £ and 6 button undressed Kid Zanella Twill Umbrellas Is 6i, bargains Gloves all Colours Clothing, Clothing, Clothing. JUST LANDED, Splendid lot of Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing. New Patterns, for fit and Style equal to bespoke go .ids. Boj's Tweed Suits 7s 6d to 40s ; Boys' Overcoats, 9s 6d up. SPLENDID LOT of Men's Tweed, Hard and Soft Felt Hats, the very newest shapes. See them. J. B. HAMILTOIU AND AT ™™*- Corner of Main, and George-streets. i STREET. FEILDING. MAELBOEOUGH HOUSE., BENTLEY BROS, LATE Graves and Fleming. ARE NOW HHOWISG First Parcel of NEW WINTER GOODS Comprising— Mantles, Jackets, Ulsters, Dress Material, Trimmings, and a Larjje and Well Assorted Stock of Men's and Boy's Clothing, &c. Men's Cold Moles from 5s lid j ■ Hen's^ Tweed Trousers 5s lid ; Men's : . Trousers and Vests from 14s 6d; Men's Tweed Suits ft on 2fes 6d to bk had only . - - at ;;. •.. . ■;■.;• Bentley Brothers^ ' MARLBOROIJiiH HOUSE,

Business Notices OPENING N./iIOE. irBSBRB ELD SiRSH A W and At Collins, having taken; over the well-known Bakery, formerly carried on by Mr G. Eldershaw, beg respectfully to inform the inhabitants m aud around Pahxerston that they 'are now prepared to supply the best of Bread and Con- * fectionery rat the shortest; notice. Small Goods always on hand or made to order. Families waited on daily, and orders punctually attended to. ELDEKSHAW & COLLINS. FOR SALE. , A CAPITAL INVESTMENT. I THE undersigned, m consequence of the receipt by last mail of intelligence from England, necessitating.; his early departure tor the Home Country, now offers for sale on reasonable terms, "the goodwill of his Kstablishmencs m the Square, and Main-street, viz., the • Uld Established Bakery m Main-street, having a wide connection attached, and the Bakery and Confectionery Business l m the Square, both going concerns, and doing respectively a very remunerative and rapidly increasing business. To an enterprising business man, either of the above offers a very desirable investment, as the capital required is not excessive. Both businesses can be shown to be first-ciaßS concerns. : -• Every requisite information will be. 1 furnished on application. Principals only dealt with. Fbr full oarticulars apply to .■ J. F. HEATON, The Square, Palmeraton North. April 3rd, 1883. >. NOTIOIfi TO ADVERTISERS. AT the expiration of the CURRENT QUAKTEKb no Double-Column » Advertisements will be inserted m the inside pages of the Manawatu Stand-, abp.