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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 67, 21 February 1885, Page 1

ALEXANDER FERGUSON IRONMONGER, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. ' 13UrL3 ? E^ S ' IRONMONGERY, O <jO|i«w SETTLERS' REQUISITES,^ f® § J\ PAINTERS' MATERIALS, 1 1 «j| ,' g See Advertisement After Beading Matter.

THOMAS HALL, The SQUARE, Pauierston North, Fa m il y Grocer, Tea, Flour, Crockery, IRONMONGER, &c, and. GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Orders Promptly, attended to. THOMAS HALL The Square, Palnierston North. :

New Cooperage Corner of Main and Domain-streets, Palm erst on North. THE Undersigrifcd begs ..respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Palmeriston arid surrounding districts that he hag opened as above, and would solicit a share of public support. .;';.■ : ■ . : >!;■:. / ■' BTJTTEE KEGS ; Of first-class quality and latest make Tallow Casks, Cheese Vats, Churns, Ac, Manufactured on the shortest notice. j,. ■■ ■ t ■ ■ . : A trial solicited. Workmanship guaranteed. . GvGAUSTAD;

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