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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1617, 25 January 1886, Page 3

THOMAS HALL, Thk SQUARE, Palmerston Nokth Family Grocer, Tea, Flour, Crockery, IEONMONGER, &c. and GENEEAL 'STOEEKEEPEE. Tents and Mies for sale, or procurred to order to any measure. Orders Promptly attended to. THOMAS HALL, The Square, Palmerston North. NEW YEAR. rnHE undersigned begs to inform JL the public that he has just received his Xmas stock of Lollies, Confectionery, and Fancy Nic-Nacs. Lollies & Sweetmeats, Of all kinds m a variety of devices. MAEKET BASKETS, and Lucky Bags, or Prize Packets, Containing New and Fashionable Jewellery. OF ALL KINDS (IN SEASON). Summer BriDks— CIDEE, 2d PER GLASS. Red Herrings, Bloaters, Sfc. PEOPEIETOE. „ (NEXT BEEHIVE STORE.) INSPECT KNdX'B Fresh' Consignment '".- of r. BOOTS JUSTAEEIVED Best Talue In the District , CHEAP, AM> GOOD, Oders for -„ bespoke wprk carefully . attended to, and with despatch. KN0X...... ....Pboprieto^, The Bqfakb, , .. . fLate D. CHfford's.l Watchmaker JEWELLER. Harry Littlejohn, (Late with W. Littiejohn : & Son, Wellington) THE SQUAEE, ;PALMEESTON .N. ; H.L. hais liad over 17 years' practical ex- : perience m.) some, of the best shops m England, and. Scotland, and as he will devote his entire attention to the Kepauing of Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery of every description, he hopes by attention, good workmanship, and , moderate charges to obtain a share o£ public patronage. . ; ■ ! . L -..' -, i ." - i , ■ : DONE ON THE, PREMISES. (Onder Standabd Office.) H. Littleiohn .•••Prcrrietor. TO THE Farmers. Graziers. & Gardeners , OF Wanganui & Sureounutng Distbicts. For Sale. BONE MEAL AND BONE DOST Made from Green TVrnps ,• only a very limited quantity. • As tub season for sow-ing-Turnips is now on, this is a ■..-.; - opportunity fpr growers. . . Good j3o AL of all_sorts. \lso Eata. Manuka, anld^ Tawa, in'long langths" or"c\lt up; to suit customers. E. WEIGHT, Coal, >\To.o.d,.ai4d Bone Crushing Yaid, . NIXON-STEEET. WANGANUI. „ PHILLIPS' WAIRiBAPI ' PRIVATE HOTEL, QUEEN-ST., MASTEETON, IS now open, and will be found replete with every conceivable comfort.- All .the convenience of a ffrsi-class home /; are provided, every room bexng furnished and upholstered with the newest and best material. Inspection cheerfully invited. Parties desirous of securing apartments will do well to communicate at orice with the proprietor. • ' ' ' Good paddocks with water. First-class stabling, accomodatipn. An, 'experienced man to look after' librses. Come and look for yourselves. ' ' l *' . The Billiard Room is, without doubt, the best m this district, and is- under the management ■bf Mr A.- G. BAyliss, who ; will be about, with his usual attention to ! those? who. favor him with a call CHARCOAL! Charcoal. Chafcoax • tfjTTHT Burn Coalwhenyou can ge " CHASCOAL as Cheap, Lasts Longer, 4 {-More ±leat, and Much Gleaner. ■•■■i ! Can be had m any quantities of theunder- , j ■•■■.;. ■ -signed, - , .-.. I W. G. Le\g%\ t TEKRACE-ST., PALMEKSTQN .^J;