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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 88, 22 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 per quarter. Do. ,„ Singing £1 lls 6d do. . rj.REAT ATTRACTION I PUBLIC HALL SKATING- RINK & REA^INtf ROOAt Open Every Evening. Admission, 6d. T> N. KEELING ACCOUNTANT AND VALUATOR; LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSIONjAGENT, The Squabe, - PALMERSTON NORTH. - ~C! W. R U X! K^ Commission Agent, &c, FOXTON Also, Foxton .correspondent and Collector for the - Manawatu Times." Tjt E. M- E T A R D Begs to announce to' the inhabitants' ' of Palmerston, that he has just received -a large stock of-^-Books, Stationery, Fancy goods, ' Tobaccos^ 1 And cigars. He would draw especial attention to his well-selected stock of Stationery as supplying a want long felt m this town- i ship and district. The stock of Books has been carefully selected, and will furnish reading, both grave and gay, for the million. The Tobaccos are of the best brands, 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. t>almebston;, north steam X FLOUR, imL. Farmers and' Settlers of Manawatu and surrounding districts please, note that we shall shortly be. m- apposition to convert your-wheat and -other grain into flour. "" \ '"**aslH-'*± - * RICHTER, NANJSfE§TvAD f o&^Oi Palmerston North April ,6th» 1877. ' TW" *-O VT."".', 1 "*?* C : E. The undersigned is m possession of a valuable secret enablihg-him to improve upon all shallow or deep-die BRICEMAKING MACHINES. He has succeeded m effecting a ySkt improvement m one o^M^eefield^riof Co.'s from the Albert Fouffdry, 1 Auckland, and, is" prepared to receive- communications from' BrickmaEers '"owning defective machinesiwlth a view to the improvement of their machinery. CHARLES TRICKLEBANK',- --' Beickmakeb, Palmerston North. El L E-C F.TTi'UI FLIiE-CUTTING^J + OLlf FILES MADE NEW. Immense profit will be gained by proIprietors of Sawmills, Foundries, and Factories if they forward all their old files to JOHAN JACOBSEN, who will grantee them cutanewatfollowingrates : — .* From 6 inch to 12 inch, flat files, l^d per inch. - ■m From 12 inch to IBinch, flat files, l^d per inch. ' From 10 inch to 16 inch,' round and' / half Tound, If d -per inch. AIL small files "from 12 to 18 inch, 2d per inch. ' Half of the freight -will be paid/by JOHAN JACOBSEN, near Messrs. Richter, Nannesta'd, and Co.'s Sawmill, Palmerston North, Wellington. /GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. „ EPP'S COCOA. BREAKFAST. " By a thorough knowledge of the na.tural'la^rs which govern the operations r pf digestion and nutrition, and by a carefuL-application of the fine properties of well-selected > cocoa,.! Mr Epps 1 has , provided our breakfast tables with a' de- 1 licately flavoured beverage which 1 may save us many heavy doctors' bills: It Ts' 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. Hundreds of. subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever' there is a weak point. We may escape . many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified -with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." — See article m the " Civil Service Gazette." Made simply with 'boiling water or milk. .Sold only m packets (tins for abroad)/ labelled : — JAMES EPPS & CO., HomeeopatHie T Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street, and 170, Piccadilly.— Works, Euston'Road and Camden-'Town, London." '*