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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 112, 19 April 1883, Page 2

Dranery and Clothing THE BON_MARCHE. J- C. FOWLER \X7OULD Respectfully int mate to his VV Customers and the public generally, that his arrangements tor the approaching Winter Reason are now compl' ted, that thc"clasa of Goods kept at the B'>N MARC HE have been in accord with the Public Taste, is evidenced by ih« fact ot the Bteady increase in the business i'one at the above Establish** ment. The aim has been to only keep such Goods as can with every confidence be recommended, and while studying to meet the rapidly changing Styles of Fashion, the Quality of the Goods sold has, in all cases, been the most important. Ladies' Dress Materials this Season are exceedingly nice. The prevailing Shades are most Rich and Warm-look-ing. A full assortment of thefte, with trimmings, buttons, and silk to match, will be found in Stock. The Dressmaking Department, in the hands of Mrs Tan Renan, and an emcii ent staff, is sufficient intimation that al orders entrusted to her care will receive the utmost attention. The Millinery Department is stocked with a VEKY CHOICE display of Hats, &c, in the leading styles, while the Flowere and Feathers are undoubtedly among the most Elegant that have been placed before the public. Clothing in Men's and Boys' will be found of that really first-class quality, which has so mucb tended to make the BONMAROHEa Household Word, only the Very Best Good* kept. Jones & Co.'s Sewing Machines are still £4 4s Cash, and £4: 10s on hire. The sales are quite unprecedented — so mucli so, • that we are compelled to sell them in rotation, as Customers' names are put down in thelist.; 4 For really Good Drapery, visit the BON MAROHB, as we only keep the BESI OF EVERYTHING. J. O. FOWLER, THE SON MARCHEPALMERSTOIS NORTH. Business Notices. i PALMERSTON BUTCHERY. Established 1872. Bil/TANSON, in returning his 9 uJL sincere thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and its vicinity for the very liberal patronage bestowed on him since his commencement in the butchery business, begs to announce that in consequence of the increase of trade and population he can now afford to sell meat at prices to suit the million 11 £• Prime Beef, Mutton, Veal.JPork, Lamb, and Small Goods, on and after this date, reducedlo former prices for cash 1 N.B. — Sheep wanted for boiling down. Highest cash price given for Talldw, Hides> Sheep-skins, and Wool . Neatsfoot Oil, 9a per Gallon. | PHOTOGRAPHIC? NOTICE, F. E. Hufi; ! HAS NOW OPENED his new New Photographic Rooms in the Avenue, ; A FEW DOORS above his old premises. ) . Work of all descriptions is now undertaken. The Public are cordially invited to inspect the work and premises at any time* R, LEART,...; CHEMIST. THE SQUARE, PALi MERaTON WORTH. fiOOPEB'' Sheep Dip \J ■.-.:- : : -.:■■ Little's Sheep Dip Calvert's Sheep Dip Thorley's Food for Cattle. Arseiu/c, Blue-stone, Butter of Antimony, Verdigris, &c. ( for foot-rot-Hansen's Cheese preparations. Dalmatian, and other Insect Powders. ft. LEARY, Palmerstbn Nort& r pHE Manawatu Standard has by _L far the largest circulation o any newspaper'in Manawata, and no other journal in the district is read by so many people. Advertisers should remember SPKCIAL N TICES. nUBSCRIBERS to whom Accounts jO have been rendered till date, March 31st, are requested to remit amounts doe as promptly as convenient. >'ew subscribers, if paying during first week in each current quarter, will be charged the reduced rate of ss. Subscribers whose quarters (payable in advance) commenced on the Ist of April, mupt remit their respective amounts before the 14th inst., otherwise no reduction will be allowed.