THOMAS HALL, The SQUARE, Palhkbston Noun. Family Grocer, Tea, Flour, Crockery, IRONMONGER &c. and GENERA! STOREKEEPER. Tents and Flics for sale, or procurred tc order to any measure. Orders Promptly attended to. THOMAS HALL The Square, Paltnerstou North. THE iPA^MEIRSTCXISr FRUIT & COXFECTIOITURY STORE, Next the " BEEHIVE." —Oysters Oysters— Just Arrived, — a large consignment of the above from Auckland. All Lotties Reduced. Prices now range from 8d to Is Gd per Ib. OF ALL KINDS (IN SEASON). Summer Drirks— CIDER, 2d PER GLASS. ~ Groceries of all Kinds. best er,;e.ad, 2|d PER LO AT. H. Gr _A_~:R DE S, PROPRIETOR. (NEXT -BEEHIVE STORE.) THE PALMERSTON Bakery & Confectionery Establishment, (Opposite Banlc of Australasia,) THE SQUARE, P AIiMEM STOW SOUTH, J. D. FBASEK, PROPRIETOR. /"lATERTNG for Balls, Suppers, Picnics, \J Parties and Public Entertainments, carried out efficiently under my own supervision. Bread of First- Oass Quality only »3a«ae. WEisi):nsK> AND BIRTHDAY r AXES Made on the shostest notice. Wedding Cake Ornaments kept m stock. Fresh Scenes and Buns Daily. Biscuits of all Kinds and of First-Class Quality m Stock. Crystalized Fruit m Boxes — a delicious dessert. This is a Genuine Fruit, coated with Suga i% , and when once purchased is highly spoken of. Tangerine Biscuits, Orange Pastiles, Chocolate Eon Bons, Turkish Delight. Chocolate Blocks with Creams, m every conceivable device. All the above Goods, both Confectionery and Lollies, are sold at Lowest Pries. All Sweets guaranteed to consist of only pure ingredients. CHURCH OF ENGWND Grammar School. F. H. SMITH ...Master. This School will be open on the 18th inst. Prospectus can be had on application. MR SMITH intends opening a Night School, for Civil Service Candidates, &c. For terms and further particulars apply to Mr Smith. Opposite Mr Whitehead's Main-street Mrs & Miss-Mowbray Have now opened the Premises m THE SQTT.AJRJE, PALMEKSTON NORTH, Lately occupied by Messrs Bentley Bros, with a Select Stock of LADIES REQUISITES, COMPRISING Under clothiug Corsets Baby ; Linen Fancy Goods &c. DRESSMAKING In all its branches. The Patronage of the Ladies of Palmerston and District is respect fully solicited. THE LADIES' DEPOT. March 12th. 1886. PALMERSTON LYCJEUM. BANK CHAMBEKS, THE SQUARE. SUNDAY, MAY 9th, 1886, SUBJECT '« THE "WANDEEING JEW AND HIS RELATIONS." BY MR THOS. R. WALTON. And Abraham said of Sarah his " wife," she is my " sister, 1 ' and^Abimelech, King of G erar sent and took " Sarah." See G enesis 20 & 1 5, and 21 & 9 14, and 26 & 6 9. SEARCH THE SCRIPTURES. For it sanctions Injustice and Immorality, and is an " Evil" Guide.— 2nd Chrons. 18 & 19 21, Exodus 21 & 20 21 2 i, 2nd Saml. 13 & 8 15, Jcr. 25 & 27. Discussion Cordially Invited, Doors oj»^n at 6.30 Commence at 7 p,m Admission Free. OAA ets °* Patterns,, ll omeapun hA)\j and various Press Fabrics now ready for distribution from (5d to 1/0 per yard. Send for patterns and compare them. C. M. ROSS & CO., The Bon Marche. ~~~ TO LET, AN Eight-roomed Cottage, m tt an jritikei-street. with CoaChhouse and Stable attached, now m occupation of Mr Jas. Bell. /.Foi '■further particulars apply i ■ t^m.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1698, 3 May 1886, Page 3
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