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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 195, 15 July 1884, Page 3

MR JOHN K. SCOTT, Professor of Music, Ac, WILL (if sufficient inducement is offered) inako a permanent, stay in the Palmerston districts, teaching Piano, Organ, Singing, &e. J.K. S. having had a musical experience of eighteen years, hopes that he (nay merit a fair share of public patronage. Having arranged for the organization of a String Bund, Balls, &c, can lie supplied with the best and newest musjo at a reasonable price. * ' S l.i . ■ For' terms apply at Office of this "Paper. ADVANCE PALMERSTON. [j* B. HAMILTON "DEGS to inform the public that JL) he has moved into and opened his splendid New Drapery Emporium lii the Square, directly opposite thb Bank of Australasia, where one or* the Largest and Cheapest Stocks of Drapery, Clothing, &c., ever imported into Palmerston is now on yiew. 'PRICE and QtTALITY Unequalled in the i ' Manawatu. My surprise prices will astonish not a few who visit the new shop, comparing them' with what they have been paying elsewhere. YOU CAW BUY 1000yds Good Scotch Wincey, 3|d yd „ Superior Dress Stuffs, 4|d „ 1 Faat pile Velveteens, 1/9 „ Superior Velveteens, 2/6 „ Good ' Felt Carpets, 1/- „ H'vy White Blankets, 12/6 pr InßTew Premises, the Square, 1500yds Wet Wove Calico, 2/11 doz. HoiTock&eK Longcloths, 3/11 doz. Good Medium White Flannel, 9d yd Good Scarlet Flannel, 1/- yd Long Lace. Curtains, 3/11 pr White Hdneycomb Towels, 3|d , The Cheapest House for the Pedple. Splendid Fingering Wools, 2/9 lb Women's BiM>ed Merino Hose, 1/Boxes of Infants' Bibs, at 4£d Girls' Lace Pinafores, 6d each Black Quilted Lustre Skirts, 4/11 ■Bojs? Black Felt Hats, 1/11 , .' Men's and Months' 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, in fact, we will not refuse any reasonable offer, as we mean to clear them out this season. In- Hen's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing there arc some sweeping bargains. Hats, Shirts, Flannels, Pants, &c, good quality and low price. i 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-jknown Col- - onial manufactured Boots, branded ' on the sole Zealandia. ; J^,B.-*-My- other shop in Mainstreet will bt> kept on just the same, under the management of Mr W. E. Patten, a gentleman long and favourably,, known in the trade. ■ -J. B. HAMILTON, The Square and Main-street. a; m. k*»ss and co., ' I'ffll'- ?•"•"■■'■■ ' ' ' '^* ' Will offer on 'I''-'' ' ■ ■ - . i.' SATUEDAY NEXT I * and until further notice, The Whole of their Choice StocV ' '' or Mantles, Costumes, Ulsters, Sf 5 '■ Millinery '. ":.. .' ' -•' ' ■AT CIiEAKII\ T G PRICES. Also, \ A - t B ; L AKKETS A^id all Winter Drapery at a Nominal '■■■•■■ Advance on the COST PRICE. 1^" Those who have not yet placed thjeir orders for these Goods, will do well to pay an Early Visit to The Bon Marclte •i.. .a Ht . ' „ OPENING NOTICE. New Furniture WARJEHpIIS^ MESSRS ■ SIMMON JDS & PEGDIUN have much pleasure in uoi itying to t!>e lenidents of ■Palrnerston and adjacent districts, the opening of their New Furniture, Glass and Crockery Warehouse, nexc to Messrs Wollcnnan and Hutchcson's stme. ; Full' particulars in future issue.