3 BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS Als'l^^^^^^^^^J Largest Stock l^^^^^^^f NUESEEY GOODS IN ENDLESS YAElj^^^^^^^^H GIRLS' Canvas Shoes from 1/11 Girls' Good Lace Boots, 7-13, frooi^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H Girls' Calf Boots f.om 6/- , Girls' Glace Boots from 6/6 M&ide' Glace, Calf, Morccco gccd^^m^^^^^^^PPPl^^^^^^^^^^^^^H FOR ALL WEABEB^^V LATEST STALES AND SHADES IN TAN GC-f^J^ Ladies' EaDguratta Lece Boots 12/6 Ladies1 Glace Lace ShoeaiK «.« LadieB1 Oaif Walking Boots from 8/6 Ladies' Bfacfc 2 Strap iJT^ , 'a , a Ladies' Morocco Boot, 11/- LBdie3 > Carpet Slippe^^ *ff m REAL GOOD VALUES. / L:if ir £i ai KCe ? oQts-" Gpecia'1 P rfes' 7111 ladies' GiacG Boots, plteatf-ontu 8/n Ail the beet American, English, French Ladies' Evening ShceJ, Tn n An!ut,y and Swi*b makes imported. bronze, white kid a*d satin) KANGARATTA BOOTS AND SHOES NOTHING LIKE THEM—MADE ONLY BYfUS ' / ;- FOR ALL WEATH.E|i,S. Gents' Ecagßr&ito Sbocn 14/6 Bt- ~r'<^^4r L£!rT', L TJliriiLlf ~,,, fi /i i Gents' G Watertight, frorr, 8/6 Ge^WaSrjSf om 1 ttonta; English Boota from 12/6 G 3^ t3 . Oanvßg ghoos^eather fronts, 6/Goßtfl' Oxfora Shoes fro.- 7/b Gqgt S > Light Ralmoi-ala, negged 8/6 Gsnts' Calf Shooting Boots trom 16/6 G^ts' Elastic Side Boot's Gents Tanßo. tB (latest shades) from 10/ Ge>nih' Slippers, Leggings e»e Genta Porpoise Shooting Boots Gc!pj a ' Canvas Bhos3 4/6 ' " Gents' Tennis Shous from 4/6 Ge/p't^' Bluchers 4/6"" I j Cents' Strong Nailed Shooter from 7/6 Leather Polishes, Nails etc P fn : Baaioua " City X'; and <• Pliant X'1 Booi ' ' . ; CABROLL'S BUILDINGS AND GEACE'S BUILDINGS, PALMEESTON NORTH,
■\ DAYTONS. LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. | Best Quality, Beduced Prices. l T7UTTED with BALDWIN CHAIN X) (every link detachable by hand. HUSSEY PATENT HUBS and im- ! proved bearing. OXIDYZED TUBING (prevents rust icside. j Repairs ! By a Heliable Engineer. Stove enamelling equal to new done on tho premises. Large Stick of Tyres, Duplicate Parts, and Accessories. it h. btui 1> Opposi^ The Bank oi Australasia. THE SQUARE. G.P.O. Box 86. THE VERT LATEST IN BICYCLES. BALL SPORES AND BALL &ND j HOLLER BE&IHNGS. Can't fail ' <o go easily. Cievelands Lsad th<} way ia general coEßtruction asd genuine improvements. New machines just arrived, 1900 Pai em. Frices from £17 upwards. Arab Bicycies Sever break down cr give trouble, for tbey are BUILT AS THEY SHOULD BE Prom B.S.£. parts and all the best mitaiials. > Raleiglis aa«s lmperi&ts STOCKED, And other makes procured if requires. REPAIRS A SPECIALITY. COM3 AND BEE &• H, Bycroft A^D CO., The Square, Palmerstoa Korih. Red Bird Bicycles 1900 MODEL. BED BIED MODEL, 52. RED BIRD MODEL, 55. BLACK BIED MACHINES. WE claim to have the most complete improvements f Dr these machines, which are unrivalled by any others on tho market. « _O Alt J_ JL , Minawatu Cabmage Factoey, local agent. Wheels* Wheeze MABSEY-HARRIB 00., Ltd., Next Occidental Hotel, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORI'H. In Stock — OUR SUPERIOE 1900 MODEL, Admitted by Ricera arid Esperts to be Pejfection. EASY TERMS (o suit all intendirg purchasers. LlßEßilj DISCOTJNT FOB CASH. Second-haaa Machines takfn ia pirt payment for new ouee. LA'DIESMJYOLEB A SPECIALITY. j Purchasers of our rnsch^rus taughc to tide fres of charge by our exporf. Prolicienoy Gaaractfe.:"!. Repairs of eytry doscr'pti-'.n. Ch'aces reasonable, J. Murray Bfae&erraa, AGENT. T OOK OUT FOR THE NEW JU SUPPLY OF Ruage-Wliltwortli and Holiis Cycles. 19 00 MODELS. Lwithout doubt the best value ever ■^^ offered to the New Zealand . public. AGENT, the Firebeli.
HOT LAKES! HOT LIKES!! /CARBINE Royt.l Mail Line of Coaches tc \J Ohingßiii, Mangaweka, Kaikoura Taihape connecting wita Peters and Sor at Te B.oro Junction, and then on U Mo&whacgo. The above Line oi Coaches run at follows: — Leaves ijsehan'a Coinmoroial Hote every Monday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., lor Tekaanu, and from the Ist December will leave Meehan s Hotfil daily for Kaikoura, O'Taihape, and Moawhango, rt-iurijir.^ daily to Ohicgaiti. Our time table for the through meils has been Stored aa *ollov?s :— Leaves Obingaiti for^Jloawhsago Momtava Arrives Obisgaisi txom Tokaacn and Moa whango Tuetdaja Leaves Ohinga-.ti for Tck?.'inu and Moawhanga Wodnaodayg Arrives Ofaiagaiti from Toka&nu and MooFridays Leaves Ohin^aiU "for Tokaanu aDd Moswhangu Saturdays Arrives Qhingaiti from *Moawhango Sund&ya * For and frooi Moiwhango snd interraediate piacoa ouiy. NOTE.—Tho abevs Line of Ooschsa (m-i no other) conneois wi?h Pete:e and Son's at To H;jro Junciion, who take our rjiisseDgera, etc., on to the Hot Lakes, and also at Moawh -.vro with Napier Goashes. VVs desira the public ts kiow that we have pc connection with any other Ooach, and t^jat passeugors taking papsage bf our Coach at Mangaoco Kailwfiy Station" witl bo sure cf their passage riyht to tho ood of their jou;:acy. [ Boohing Offices—Mß3b.nß's Commercial Hotel, Ohingani; Hornet's Commercial Hotel, Mangawoka. licrses, Buggies, Special Coaches, etc., etc., oa hire right through the line, and also ai Carbine stables, Feildiug. We have & fine staff oi drivers, who will treat people wita evei-y respect. Letters, Tolsgi'ams, etc., promptly attended to. EEr.iAY, TBKVENA, & CO., ProDriatora. I ■ ■ TIME-TABLE FOB EONGOTEA COACHES. ON and after the 26th May, 1898, a coach will leave Eongotea dt*ily at 8.30 for Palmerston; via Awahuri at 9.30 ; Palmerston arriye at 10.50. Will leaye Palmeraton in the afternoon after the Wellington, Misterton and Napier trains arrive. Will leave The Buffet at 4.20 p.m. A. G. HICKFOED, Pro jrietor. Ashhurstck Pphangina ROYAL MAIL COACH. EUNS TO POHANGINA DAILY. (\fter the New Year.) TIME-TABLE-Leavoa Ashhurst Railway Station 12.40 p.m. Arrives Raumai ... ... 1.25 p.m. Laavaa Bauraai 1.30 p.m." Arrives Pohaiigina ... 2.0 p.m. Leaves Pohanginu ... 2.15 p.m. Arrives Rsumai 2.40 p.m. Leavas Saumai 2.45 p.m. Arrives A^hhurst Eailway Station 3.30 p.m, (Meeting Express Train for Wellington ) Coach meeia cvsry ir&iri. Parcels dslivsreci along fcha touto, bat must bs prepaid, D. ENIUGHT, Proprietor, Ashurst. l)aw ss Royal Mail Coaches. FBILDING TO M4NG&WEEA, pONNBCTS with ail tht Ooachea to the Vj Hoi Lakes, also all Trains and Boat* north cad south, of Foiidu.g. Th& finest toutiEt route in fcho colony. NOTE.—I Jitwe the finest staff of drivers li the colony. Baoiurjg Office—Carbine Ltables, Foild S. DAW, Proprietor. TAL ME R STOW NO BTH~ VETERINARY SHOEING- FORGE, Corner of Sangitikoi and Cuba Sts. (Next Clarendon Hotel). W, T. Wood, PEOPEIETOS. A LL dsscriptions of General BlackX3l. smith's work done, Agricultural Implements made and repaired. Shoeing done with care and on an entirely new principle, under the person&l supervision of tho proprietor. All Work Guaranteed. Charges Moderate. MAGAZINES- bound in any Bfcyie by HART & .piFli.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6709, 30 May 1900, Page 1
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