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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 111, 18 April 1883, Page 2

Dranery and Clothing THlf BON_MiRCHE. J. C. FOWLER WOULD Respectfully int mate to bis Customers and the public generally, that his arrangements; lor th«» approaching Winter Season are now completed, That -the clas« of Goods fcept.at the BON MARC HE have been m accord with the Public Taste, is bvidencd by the fact ot the steady increase... m the business tone at the above Establish" ment. . ■' " The aim hias been to only keep such Goods as can with every confidence be recommended, and while,? f studying to meet the rapidly chaoging; Styles of Fashion, the Quality of the Goods sold has, m all cases, been the most- important. I Ladies' DreßS M^terials-Miniß Season are exceedingly nice. The prevailing Shades are most Hich and .Warra-look-ingf.; A' liitli assdrtment ofithese, with trimmings; buttons, and silk to match, will be lound m Stock. . The Dressmaking Department, m the hands of ,Mre Van Renan, and. an efficiv ent staff, is sufficient intimation that al. Orders entrusted to her care will receive the utmost attention. ;- - [ The Millinery Department is stocked with' a VERY CHOICE display of Hats, &p., ; m the leading styles, while the Flowere and' Feat hers are undoubtediy among the most Elegant that have been placed before the public. Clothing m Men's and Boys' will be found of that really first-class quality, which has so much tended to make the BON MA RCHE a Household Word, only the Very Best GooqV kep|. r Jones & GJo/s Sewing Machines are still £4 4s Cash, and £4 10s on hire. The sale ; s are quite unprecedented— so much so, that we are 'compelled to "sell; theda"in rotation, as Customers' names are put down m ihelist. '■•.,- --; FdrTieally Good Drapery; visit the BON MARCHE, as we only keep the I BEST OF EVERYTHING. J. C. FOWijpE, \m£ BON MARCHE PALMERSTOiS NORTH. Business! Notices. PALMERSTON BUTCHERY. Established ... ... -1872. BTI/TANSON, m returning his • ]!rJL sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and its vicinity ifor the very liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement- in the I butchery business, begs fib announce that m consequence of the increase of ! trade and population he can now- afford to sell meat at prices to, suit the ;millionl 11 ? v i Prime Beef/Mutton, Veal, Pork, Lamb, and Small Goods, on and after this date, reducedto former prices for cash I i Niß|. — Sheep wanted -for, boiling idownr Highest cash! price^ given for i Tallow, Hides, Sheep-skins, and Wool. j Neatsfoot 0i1,' 9.8 per Gallon. I P*iuTu&flAPHio; iSiOTICE. j KF. E. Hufi; r HAS .; NOW OPENED his^new New Photographic Rooms m „.,... , the, Avenue,; „.,-.. A 1 FEW DOORS above his 1 old premises. Work of all descriptions is now undertaken. The Public are cordially invited to inspect the work and premises at any time, : , r - y ;•',-' " ''■."■ '', .j, . 'i -i. ~—^— '*? »*- --•" * ■ R. LE'AET, CHEMIST. THE SQUARE, PAL^ MEBaTON NORTH., pOOPER' 'Sheep ©ip ■}-> i Little's Sheep Dip w i -,n | Cal vert's Sheep Dip Thorley's Food for Cattle! Arseki/c, Blue-stone, Butter of Antimony, Verdigris, &c* for fo'ot-rbt-(x '" A Hknsen's Che'ese' preparations. ' Dalmatian, [and other Insect Powders. •*•'■■"-*•' j:; '^ ; 'LEARY;: : ; !:; ' ; : ' " Palm erß ton N.orth. r PHE WanaWaju Stajjpabd: has by _L far the largest circulation o iany newspaper m Manawatu, and ,no other journal m the district is read by so manj people. Advertisers should wmeiuber , ....;, vi,; . . ; j.-/. SPii.CIALrJS«'TICjB«. niUBSCREBERS to whom Accounts have been rendered till date, March 3lßt, are requested to remit' amounts due as promptly as convenient.. Pew* subscribers, if paying duriDg first week m each current quarter, will ba charged the reduced rate of ss. Subscribers whose' quarters (payable m advance) commenced on the; Ist of April , mupt remit their respective amounts before the 14th inst, otherwise no leduction will be allowed.