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business Notices. notice; fIIHE Undersigned is prepared to X. treat with btockowners, Settlers, and others requiring the use of Paddocks for grazing purposes within one mile of Palmerston. Size of Paddocks, 17, 25, 30, 50, and 60 acres. EXCELLENT. FEED AND WATER. Farmers attending the weekly and monthly sales held m Palmerston will find it to their advantage to make arrangements for tbe use of the above Paddocks. Apply to , " ; J. CARROLL, Clarendon Hotel,. Palmerston North. Feilding hotel, kimbolton road, feilding. H A S T I E, BEGS to inform the puWdc, his patrons and friends, that he has opened the * FEILDING HOTEL* That the house has been refurnished right throughout; that additions and alterations conducive to the greater comfort and convenience of the public have been completed, and .that every endeavour will be made, and no expense spared, to make the house one of the seat on the Coast. Every convenience for boarders, travellers, and visitors, who may rely on civility and attention. The liquors are of the best brands BILLIARDS ! BILLIARDS I \ J. HASTIE, , , Proprietor THERE IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER! T. JORDAN . BKGS most respectfully to inform his many friends th t he has commenced business m the new shop at the back oi. the Bank of Australasia, opposite Remingtons', Chemist, and trusts that his old customers will once more rally round, him, when tbey shall receive the benefits of good workmanship, which only a practical and longexperienced hand can produce. I Note the Address— T; JORDAN, Back of the Bank of Australasia. Opposite Remington's. ■~~ FLOUR! FLOUR!! 4 SK for Chamberlain's FLOUR, admitted to be the best n the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only mill that is fitted with appliances for. thoroughly mixing the wheats essential to making Good Flour. Orders, punctually attended to. W/ E. CHAMBER LAI N, Feeding Steam Flour Mil!. <§TTo fe* obtained at King Ero«., Tbe Square, aud Milverton & Sonsy Main- > street, Palmerston. Quality and full weight guaranteed. ~ THE KING OF LEATHER. ~ FRANCIS J, JONES, The now Notorious Slaughter of BOOTS AND SHOES, C 7 ILL Open m bis New and Spacious \V Premises, opposite the Princess Theatre, Ridgway street, Wanganui on MONDAY 24th SEPTEMBER, With the Magnificent Stopk of E. H. Hunt's Estate, of Wellington, when BOOTS AND SHOES Of every variety will be offered at Prices so Low that tbey must be seen to be believed. Heads of Families are requested to refrain from baying anything m connection with : Leather until the Arrival of this SPLENDID STOCK; Remember— That a Sale of this Glgaltic : Magnitude only occurs once m a Life Time As Mr Jones has Bonght this Immense Stock for oash at something less than half their , Original Cost, he is m a position to sell ' Cheaper than any other house m the Leather Trade. The Shop will be open for the Rush on MONDAY, 24th September, and t opreveDt customers from 'being dissapoiated m not being attended to at once, has engaged an efficient, staff of hands, who have my positive instructions to sell the Goodi at the Lowest Prices Don't forget to nnty and secure some real Bargains, as they are all New and just ont of Bond, FRANCIS J. JONES, ' The greatest living wonder of the Age. POTATOES I POTATOES I OATS I OATS! TH E undersigned are now landing 1 , ex Alma, 100 tons Prime Quality Blue Derwent Potatoes. To Arrive, 1 Mary Ogilvie, 100 Tons Potatoes ; 4000 Bushels Danish, Tartarian, and Short Feed and Seed Oats. WALKER & HATKICK. Ridgway Stbeet, Wanganui. N.B. — .The above Potatoes are being m Jots of half'tons aud upwards, cheap. PIANOFORTE TUNING- AND REPAJRfIJG TI/TRTji "DLLERT niLB^RT Making four visits m the year between N,eV Plymouth and Palmerston, calling .at all johe Jown $md country districts, ha^tng wijbh him a good supply of all kinds of iaa,tersiaj for repsiping Pianos, and Harmoniums, #p\