THOMAS HALL, The SQUARE, Palmerston North Family fwrocer, Te.-», Flour, Crocfcrry, IRONMONGER, & c . and GENERAL STOREKEEPER. Tents and Flies for sale, or procurred to order to any measure. Orders Promptly attended to. , THOMAS HALL, ._. The Square, Palmerston North. NEW YEAR rriHE undersigned begs, to inform J the public that he has just received his Xmas stock of Lollies, Confectionery, and Fancy Kic-Naes. fi,o£lscs & Sweetmeats, Of all kinds m a variety of devices. MARKET BASKETS, and Luchj Bags, or Prise Packets, Containing New and Fashionable Jewellery. FETJIT OF ALL KINDS (IN SEASON). Summer Drirks— -■ CIDER, 2d PER GLASS. Groceries of all Kinds. BEST BREAD, 2|d ** PER LO AF. PROPRIETOR. (NEXT BEEHIVE STORE.) New Year! PALMERSTON BAKERY, (Opposite the Bauk Australasia.) J". D. PEASEE, PROPRIETOR. Christinas Cakes Prepared to order. Iced and Ornamented. Large Assortment of Ambrosial Jellies of first-class quality. Confectionery. A varied assortment of Lollies, including — Rahat Lakoum (Turkish sweetmeats), Sante's Chocolate Cakes, Fry's Chocolate Creams and Cakes m fancy boxes. A Choice Assortment of Essences. Chantilly Baskets tvith Whip Cream. Trifles, iTHeriasgruis, Oyster Pattys, dec, Manufactured to Order. PRIZE LUCKY BAGS. . I In each Case of Lucky Bags will be found m one of the package's a ticket entitling the holder to a Silyer Watch. Stationary Cossacks, and Bon Bons, containing a number of useful and pretty articles. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP -:fi:r,:ew o eksIncluding— SJcy Rockets, Catherine Wheels, Roma j Candles, Blue Lights, and Chincue War Ships. | The Cheapest House m ; Town FOR PURE CONFECTIONERY AND CAKES. AH Goods Reduced m Price during the Holiday Season. J. D. FRASER Proprietor. Mrs & Miss Mowbray Have now opened the Premises m THESQTJARE, PALMEKSTQN NORTH, Lately occupied by Messrs Bentlet Beos. vrith a Select Stock of LilDIE§ R&aiTISITISS, COMPRISING Underclothing . Corsets Baby Linen Fancy Goods &c. DRESSMAKING In.all its branches. The Patronage of the Ladies of Palmerston and District is respectfully solicited. THE LADIES' DEPOT. March 12th. 1886. ~~ PALMERSTON ~ LYCEUM. BANK CHAMBERS, THE SQUARE. SUNDAY, APRIL 4th. ISB6, SUBJECT ; " YAHWEH ' Doors opan at 6.30 Commence at 7 p,m' SEARCH TtlE SCRIPTURES. God has beer, seen, heard, aud did cat and drink with men— Ex. 24 & 9, 10, 11 ; 33 & 11. 23 j Gen. 32 & 30, &3 & 0, 10 ; 1-..0 1 God neve i 1 was seen or heard by man, neither will h.e ever bo.— John 1 &18, & 5 & m% Ex. 33 & 20 ; Ist Tim. G fc 16 : Hosea I £3,&3& 1 13 3 ;Ex. 20 & 14, Discussion Cordially Invited, •. ■ Adjnlsaion JTree,
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1675, 3 April 1886, Page 3
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411Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1675, 3 April 1886, Page 3
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