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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1672, 31 March 1886, Page 3

| Welch I Co. Stationers & Booksellers The Square, Palmerston N. Have on Hand ■ ;-. ■ -AT THEIR . ; \--s -■ .•: -.-'J Fancy Gppds Wdrelwuie-irr Account, Memorandum, Pocket, and- Bx- ' efcise* Books.' ;■■ . ." " ■ -j'. * Note Paper and- Envelopes, -Plain and .i „-,.■ , Fancy./: : . .- ■- , :;i -; ■" Stationery, Boxes,; -Wofl^Boxes, Wbrk.Bas- ■. .. j ..- . _ ; keta.' ; ; .-■ _. . , : • Writing Desks, Travelling : Desksand Bags. Purses, Inkstandß, ; -Pocket Ink-bottles. ' : . Mechanical and Children's Toys.-- ' : Brushes and' Combs, Carved Woodßrack- ;■ ■ J '" ":/ ■ J ', kets. . ._.'; -...;-.: J Pocket Microscopes, & iadies' Companions. : Pipes, suitable for presentation, Cigar and Cigarette Cases. Tobbaco Pouches Sci-ap Albums, Photo Frames, Money i , ... • Box.es, and.JTans.- ,,, Smellirig Bottles, .Sceutsr Powder Boxes, and Pjuffs. , ; ;? . , ; i ... Da : te RadkSi Playifag r Cards, Whist. Count- ■'■•■'■> i: ers; and Cribbage Boards. ; THE R M O^ETE R S< Glove' and*' Handkerchief Boxes', Ph6l;6 j Albums, Music Folios. ] s ■•.-.. i: 1*: • '-■■■:■ ■• ■'■ '.'■-■: •'. - : ■ • -I.U -<- Sfeectkcles and Cases. Paper Fasteners, Correspondence Cards,: Cards for , Illuminating and Hand Paintr ings. School Books and requisites. Bibles, m all bindings and 'at'ilL prices. ' / Family Bible«i, Prayer Books, Hymn Boqte£ Ancient ; and Modern,, Wesley's,. Pres-' bytisiian, 'Mopdjr'and' Sankey's, &c.j anft" . Fsimily'Pfayers.'" ' • " Victoria Books. & Shjset Music, .• '. . t \. In great variety;: ;'.■ . ■ ... . . ;___^_ • /-•■■) " U: ;•■ Latest Melbourne JVovtfss < ; WORKS OF . ; ; I i! 1!-"1 ■■■■ ! -" -- ;: - •'•"■■■•■•'■'■■• ■■•■ I: LiET!ER\ ; ckens, „. „ i V ■••:: ■■■'■' ■■- -.' " i?( BRADDONv" LORD ITSTTON^ v : ,' \-< :- tU : :'; i • : iT • BESANT & RICJEv"' kiss kATERaALi;; . ' / ■ \ ".' ' ' ' &c, Sec, dec'

t he poets; ; M In r pioth' and Morocco Binding. ' ;; . j AND pi^^nel*y Ware. House, ! Booksellers* Ac, ■- ; Oppesite the Bank of Australasia, ! *TH? SQUARE, | ; NORTH.- ;; :,;, 0 D RIO US ADY ENSURES OF . , THEf 1 / MAN. WITH, THE SEWING j w ;.jiACHrNE Vr .;:.,.j;, ,„._.;_ Our hero-was an artisan, ' I Who toiled from mom^till.e'en, [Until, one day^he mci; a man i Wh'tfsold the' White Macntne. J • • (This man the -best-of; clothes he w6re,^ j •Andheldalofty:mien, ' Ji n, .;,< {Ten thousand he had jsold and mol», .s:;;:-; T Lightrrunni.ig; White Machines. ,Then-.straightwfty* went-this-ftrtisan^- — -r—r I To all his friends .of means, , JButfbundj as soon as* field began> r They all had White Machines. Undaunted atill, : he'boldly planned, His eyes boretfli^ksome gleanis, He saidrHdt'll seeH, some foreign -lan^ . That ain^go't- White Machines." II Tis'd mbst-'visibnary' planj" '-' ■ Said all, " Tho' well-he means, Toibe a; mj3§ibnary man,, ; • rf * _And/seUj^he, White .Machines." / B]it. steadfast was this artisan, *, t .„.,•., And wiryj spry, and lean r. ; .. -- v : ...'. Sb ; bff-he went,, his t onl^ plato, * : V To sell '"the' White Mkchiiie. '' . He travtilled long afadveiy far, t ; ; ; He^braVedthe wildest scenes^ : PromiLabmdor to Zanzibar: \•. '>•■'■ 1.-. ■-.■■>■:■ 1; Hettopkiiis.WHi3;E Machines. ; ; In itt^any lands; he showed, j^is w^V 68 '; ; • ; ' ' j In tp\yns and -valleys, green, ; ; . ' ; ;. („ *And taught folk's"how *p'":s : 6flrt^eirt*res" ' _By'using'WHiTE ? s' Machine. :f -' ; 1<! !> Hettodthys^qiiedland^of Gfreeeej ; : ; : : * "• And "mongstiEgjfpt's fellahin,- ; f' ' "->[^- !He once "patched up a little peace"; 'fu. ! By using Whitb'p 'Machine^ {m India aniicAfghanistaiiv : - : •'" • I The Republic Argentine, I Australia; I Java and Hindostan, ~~ j He sold the White ' Machine. '• j Among them all a wondrous change, t M T,his artisan has,wrpught}i ,. > ;!!] ;-/"», |And^yet, l i.tis'nbt y'ery;Btrange, '.",'. ' \ k i- T6i Mi Machines' the^bbugKt. " • ) The artisan, jstiir^ndgrs' wide 1 v : ' : • " :1 L ;j :■ (TejTy'fiaVs'here intervene),.. ... ■ The' pe6ple : run "from every side '• | To buy^his White Machine. _..-.

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Thos. Lp^res.v. .....;. Proprietor. i npOtJRISTS, and the Travelling Public | Jc generally, will find every comfort | and^onyenience at the,|iorge Hotel; v | j Excellent Stabiing^andL secure ; Eaddopto^ I :; '-Prospec't!OMandotherVvisitingthe -^. J Shouldl first call at this -favorite Hostelry. | Saddle and Pack Horses, -are nowsta^ tioned at the Hotel for the conveyance of parties and luggage o- the«(Srold Beefs at I rednced char>e^j;^ o ; 'CHARCOAL "as 'longer, More Heat, and Mujqh pipaner. v v - : , , i^ . I Can be had m any quaiititiesot r tiie under-. ; . . , .... , r signed; "' ; :;: - r ; v,'*' ' : TBBB^E-ST., PAI^MERSTON N .**