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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 85, 11 August 1877, Page 4

MRS. MERRITT begs to announce. that she- receives Pupils m MUSIC and SINGING at her own residence, having a pianoforte for , the '■ convenience of pupils, and an extensive \ stock of the best songs and music. Terms for Music £1 Is pec quarter. Do. „ Singing £1 11s 6d do. i /~1 REAT ATTRACTION ! PUBLIC HALL ' ; SEATING- RINK & READING- ROOM. Open Every Evening. 4 Admission, 6d; T> N. ' X E -E L I N Gi ACCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR j LAND, ESTATE, GENERAL-COMMISSION AGENT, - ' The Sqttabe, PALMERSTON NORTH. TjV W*. R U C X Commission Agent, &c, FOXTON Also, Foxton correspondent arid Colleptor for the Manawatu Times." Tff c. ;m c t a r d Begs to announce to the inhabitants of • Palmerston, that he has just received a large stock of— Books, k Stationery, ,7 } Fancy goods, > ' \ Tobaccos, -= And cigars. He would draw especial attention to his. well-selected siiock of Stationery as supplying a want long felt m this township and district. The stock of Books has been carefullyselected, and will furnish reading, both grave and gay, forithe million. The Tobaccos a're^of the best brands, r as a .trial of -them will prove ; and the lovers of a good weed will find no difficulty m suiting their- tastes at his establishment. PALMERSTON NORTH STEAM FLOUR MILL. . Farmers and Settlers of Manawatu and surrounding 'districts please note that we shall shortly be m a position to convert your wheat and other grain into flour. ' \~ RICHTER, NANNESTAD, & CO. > Palmerston North "April 6th, 1877. TV" ° T,' I C E. The undersigned is m possession of a valuable secret enabling him to improve upqn all shallow or" deep-die BRICKMAKING MACHINES. He has succeeded m effecting a vast improvement m one of Macefield and Co/s from the Albert Foundry, Auckland, and is prepared 'to receive communications from 1 - owning defective machines with a view to the improvement of their machinery. CHARLES TRICKLEBANK, Beickmakee, Palmerston Northl E' I L' E-C U T T I N G! FILE-CUTTING! OLD FILES MADE NEW. Immense-profit will be gained by proprietors of Sawmills, Foundries, and Fac- • tones if they forward all their old files to JOHAN JACOjBSENi .who will, guarantee them cut anew at followingrates :— From 6 inch to 12 inch, flat files, l£d per inch. • From 12 inch to 18 inch, flatties, lid; per inch. „/■- " -^ From dO inch to ■18 inch, round and half round, Ifd pert inch. I All small files from 12 to 18 inch, 2d | • per inch. ' Half of the freight will belaid by -JOHAN JACOBSEN, near Messrs/ : Richter, Nannestad, and Co.'s Sawmill, i ( Palmerston North, Wellington. /^irRATEFUL— COMFORTING. ' EPP'S COCOA. BREAKFAST. " By a thorough' knowledge of the na•tural laws which,go>vern"the operations »of digestion and nutrition, and by- a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables- with a de>licately flavoured beverage which may -save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the' judicious, use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong, enough to resist every tendency to disease. 'Tlundreds of subtle , maladies are floating .around ua ready- to. attack wherever there is a weak point. We i^may -escape many a fatal by keeping "ourselves well fortified with pure^tyood and a properly nourished frame."— See article m the " Civil Service faigxitte." I Made simply s with -boiling water or milk. -. Sold only m .packets (tins for abroad), labelled :— JAMES EPPS& CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street, and 170, Picca-dilly.-T-Works, EustonJtoad and ■/ Camden'Town, London,