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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 65, 2 June 1877, Page 4

I TOHN W. LIDDELL, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Foxtoh and Palmebston. "TTTOOLCOCK AND HO SKIN GS> Geneeal Blacksmiths and Faeeiees, Next to Post Office, Palmerston. Work done on shortest notice. Agricultural and other implements repaired. An,experienced Wheelwright constantly on the premises. T G. A N S T E E, buildee and conteactoe, Cabinet Makee and Undeetakee, - Broad Street, PALMERSTON NORTH.' TO H N P O,L LOCK, BAKER, CONFECTIONER, &0., Terrace End, Palmebston Noeth. iy- O T I C .E. R. JOHNSON Begs to iiiform his friends and the pub-' lie of Palmerston and the surrounding district, that if they want a good-fitting and well-made Suit of Clothes, m which the best article will be given for the money, they can obtain the same from him at a reasonable cost. R. JOHNSON, TAILOR AND DRAPER, ' The Square, PALMEESTOIf NOETH. T OH N HA RR I S , el Boot and Shoemakeb, In thanking the public for the liberal patronage accorded to him, begs to announce that he has Removed into his New Premises, near t the Foresters' Hall, close to the corner of the Square, where, he is prepared to execute" orders with, punctuality and despatch. " "l/riSS M. ALDER SON,' Dbessmakee & Milliner, The House lately m. occupation of Mr. P. Stewaet, MAIN J3 T R E E T, Palmerston North.

"DICHTER, NANNESTAD, & CO., Steam Saw Mills, Palmerston North, Manawatu. AGENCY N O T I c'E. MR. E. S. THYNNE Has been appointed Agent, at FOXTON, For the Firm of ' RICHTER, NANNESTAD & CO., Steam Saw Mill Pbopeietobs, Timber Merchants, &c, PALMERSTON. All descriptions of Timber supplied on the shortest notice. Orders through Mr. Thynne will receive prompt attention. ■ ' ■ QELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!. DRAPERY! DRAPERY! . CLOTHING! CLOTHING! „ . &c, &c, AT THE ; CENTRAL STORE : ; S. ABB AHA MS> ; Proprietor; /. ■ ■ ' < ' ■! EM A R S H, • ■ " ' ' ■- . ■ ■' GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Tebeace End, PALMERSTON; "" Best of Goods sold at very low Prices. q A BRA H~A M S, Wholesale and Retail BOOT AND SHOE MANtJFACTtnEtER. i . . If corns or bunions you abhor, Have your Boots made at the CsNTBAii Stobe. r

/J]DW. AE D Jj V O N y , PALMEESTON STEEET, Occupies the Premises formerly known as Jessop's Bee west, AS A - MANUFAdTFEEE OF ' COEDIALS. SODA WATEE, - 1 |fjSrS^^^ LEMONADE, POTASS, GINGfEEBEEE, SELTZEE, ;^ij)l^^M^i GINGEEADE, TONIC WATEES, EASPBEEEYADE, And all other ADES, and hopes to receive the AID of the PUBLIC. • THE "MANAWAfU TIIES," General printing ofpioe (Opposite iib Posi and Telegeaph Offi-ge), PALMEESTON NOETH. i" ■'■■••' ' • ' ■ I ALL KINDS OF JOB PEINTINa." Hand Bills, Business Cards, I Eeceipt Forms, Posters, ..Visiting :Cards, Assessment Forms* PricejLists, Show Cards, ' Eeceipt Books/ Pamphlets, Programmes, both plain Tickets, Periodicals, andrfancy, Labels, &c, &c. ' &c, &c. &c, &c". The above executed on the shortest notice, and at reasonable rates/ Orders received for Copper-plate and Litho. printing. '^^ESjifitelftM'lflllMßltv. C^»IEBARPSe ; i "^^ ' //// Is prepared from the " >)jii|P i^'''^ ls ik7 FINEST SAMPLES \js^ OF CEYLON PLANTATION, roasted and ground by steam or* the most approved prineiplej by which careful preparation the Volatile Oil and Aeoma are retained. It is undoubtedly the best article to" be obtained m the colony. -'.'■' , ; -. Sold m 1, 2, 4, and 7lb tins by the principal storekeepers thibughout the province. Whoiesale by all merchants, and at' the'^ ■ ■ . . WELLINGTON STEAM COFFEE WORKS; > »B. IL CBEASE; Proprietor/ . \ i-