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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 190, 9 July 1884, Page 3

TO LET. A BILLIARD ROOM with table complete, also shop and bedroom, next Club Hotel. For terms apply to H. T. Akera, Club Hotel, Palmerston North. ADVANCE PALMERSTON. J. B. HAMILTON BEGS to inform the public that he has moved into and opened his splendid New Drapery Emporium m the Square, directly opposite the Bank of Australasia, where one of the Largest and Cheapest Stocks of Drapery, Clothing, &c, ever imported into Palmerston is now on view. PEICE and QUALITY Unequalled m the Manawatu. My surprise prices will astonish hot a few who visit the new shop, comparing them with what they have been paying elsewhere. , v . YOU CAST BUY toOQyds Good Scotch Wincey, 3 }d yd „ Superior Dress Stuffs, 4|d „ Faut pile Velveteens, 1/9 „ Superior Velveteens, 2/6 „ Good Felt Carpets, 1/- „ H'vy White Blankets, 12/6 pr In Stew -Premises, the Square, 1500 yds Wet Wove Calico, 2/11 doz. Hprrockses Longcloths, 3/1 1 doz. Good Medium White Flannel,- 9d yd Good Scarlet Flannel, 1/- yd Lnng Lace Curtains, 3/11 pr White Honeycomb Towels, 3|d The Cheapest House for the People. Splendid Fingering Wools, 2/9 ib Women's Ribbed Merino Hose, 1/Boxes of Infants' Bibs, at 4Jd Girls' Lace Pinafores, 6d each Black Quilled Lustre Skirts, 4/11 Boys' Black Felt Hats, 1/11 Men's and STouthV ditto, 2/6 ■ ; ' • '" _____ ' A Line for the Working Man, Strong Linen Shirts, with lined backs, for 1/9 each. Millinery, Costumes, Jackets, and Ulsters will be offered surprisingly cheap, m fact, we will not refuse any reasonable offer, as we mean to clear them out this season. In A] en'a, Youths', aud Boys' Clothing there are some sweeping bargains. Hats,Shirtn, Flannels, Pants,&c, good quality and low price. Boots, Boots, Boots. Remember, if yon want good Boots ' you can always rely upon getting them at J. B. Hamilton's, as we only keep the well-known Colonial manufactured Boots, branded on the sole Zealandia. N.B. — My other shop m Mainstreet will be kept on just the same, under the management of Mr W. E. Palten, a gentleman long aud favourably known m the trade. J. B. HAMILTON, , The Square and Main-street. C;M. ROSS AND CO., OF The Bon Mdrche Will offer on SATURDAY NEXT r wl ■ and until further notice, Tjte ■^hqtatof their Choice, Stock OF Mantles, Costumes, Ulsters, 6f Millinery AT CIiEARIIVO PRICES. Also, BLANKETS. Aud all Winter Drapery at a Nominal Advance on the COST PEICE. .JUT Those who have hot yet placed their orders for these Goods will do •well to pay an Early "Visit to The Bon Mar die NEW LINE OF COACHES. PALMERSTON & VVOODVILLE. A COACH leaves the Commercial Hotel Stables, Palmerston North, every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, at 2.80 o'clock, for yVbodville ; the Coach from Woodville leaving the Horse Bazaar on the .same days at 8 a.m. Trayellers can thus- get from Woodville and back on those days, and have several hours m Palmerston. Single faies, 6/-; return fares, 10*. Luggage and parcels at cheapest lattw. Orders left at the Commercial Hotel Stables, Palraerstbu, or at the Aborcorn Arms Hotel, Woodville, will be promptly attended to. The proprietor hopes to merit a share of public support, and will guarantee m return civility and moderate charge*. N.B.— Special trips anywhere on the shortest notice, PETEBS & NELSON, Proprietors.