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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 276, 25 October 1883, Page 2

TEMPLE OF FASHION. rHfcJ UNDERSIGNED m returning thanks to the inhabitants of Palmerston and sarrounding districts for their libernl support m the past, deßires to inform them that he hasjasfc received his T Sprihg "Goods consisting of Worsted Coatings, English coatings, English hnd Sootch Tweed. Also, from the celebrated Mosgiel and Kaiapoi factories, a very choice and fashionable assortment to select* from, which he now offers for Cash at reasonable prices. V. T. KERHLAKE. Temple of Fashion, Next Foresters' Hall. lOr R. 0. DEBATING SOCIETY. CHIEF DEBATE ON DEO. 26, 1883, at 3.15 P.M. | 500 Members at £1 Each, to be Presented to the following :— x < President... £150 Vice President ... 100 Ex Vice President 75 Working Committee (divd.) ... 75 Overseers (divided) ... ... ; 100 Total £500 If not sufficient members, the honor- , arium pro rata, *nd working expenses to be deducted. Result slip posted to each member immediately after examination. j Registered letters and telegrams, not accepted. Add two stamps for reply and result. Application by letter only, addressed "ALPHA" Care of 8. ABRAHAMS. Box Ho 19, P^ost office. Palmerston North REMOVAL NOTICE. | H, WOLLEKMAN HAS much pleasure m intimating to his customers and the residents of Palmerston and surrounding districts that he > has opened! his new' premises m the Square, formerly Hounsloir and Vout's Furniture Warehouse, and trusts by keeping a first-class stock of Groceries, Wines and Spirits, Bass's Ale, Guinness's Stout, also AleVand Stout= (Brewed at the M ell Brewery)* and continue to receive the support so generously accorded tohimin: the past. Goods deli- j vered m town or country by own van. | Orders by Post or Telegram attended l to with punctnaity. ' The Brands of the Wines and Spirits are so wel -known- that further reference to them here is unnecessary. Ales and Stout brewed at the Bell Brewery are of as first-class a quality as any m the Colony. • K.B.— As H. W, imports direct from the Home Mnrkets, and bays from none but the best firms m Austral a and New Zealand, he is therefore m a position to deal most liberally wi h customers. Prices will be the same as those enumeratedlin tfie price list issued by the Palmerston Ready Money Store, and goods of first-class qualtyonly. H. WOLLEBMAN, Brewer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, and General Grocer. •■ :).-.'■ The Squabis,' Palmerston North. : INTENDING PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING ; JTOB THK SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Shoujql Visit the AT EW ZEALAND CLOTHING IN FACTORY'S BRANCH, Where they can select from the LARGEST VARIETY or FASHION- ■■■■ . ABLE GARMENTS Manufactured from Sound and Reliable NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS. The well-known reputation enjoyed be the Firm of Selling ; ' X GENUINE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE Has resulted m an increase of Business daring the past season, and they can now boast of having TWENTY-ONE RETAIL BRANCHES m New Zealand, thus enabling them to increase the ■ Factory produce, economising both matefia} and labour, and ensuring 1 to their patrons a further benefit m the shape of a still LOWER RATE OF WHOLESALE PRICES. SHIRTS, T7NDEBCLOT|HING. ! HATS and CAPS, PORTMANTEAUS, And Every Requisite at Wholesale Price. Robert Peters, Manager, Palmerston Branch, New Zealand Clothing Factory, ; THE SQUARE. j&OSpPSBQJAL HOTEL STABLES fTIHE Proprietor fraying recently 1 made considerable additions to the at this well-known hnsifcelry, y^shes to draw the att ntion of visitors the travelling public to the fact,, j The best possible, accommodation for Racing and Stud Horses. The loose-boxes are m first-rate condition, and without an equal £n ths District. Single and Double Buggie- 1 and Saddle Horses always on. Hjrp. GOOD PADDOCKING, The 5 P^re-bEedi Entire Shetland Pony Lobd Palm:ebston is landing at th,e stabjes. TPt. MOO-RE, •-■•■." ' ,esse,e. N.li,^iior,es» ko-sen ito -Baid^ and