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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 10, 21 November 1877, Page 3

'J* 9 MAN-S O~& , - DRAPER^,. In returning thanks to the Inhabitants . of Pnlniepston and 'Surroii'Vifling district -or juixt ;f:ir^ur.<; \rcuLi cull special at* tenfion to his NEW STOCK -- .. ov v SUMMER. GOODS, •Comprising the following lines ;— '-• Ladies' Costumes, m Stuff^from 39s 6ct ; Ladies' Costumes, m Pique, from 18s 6d Ladies' Costumes, m Holland/ from 14s 6d Ladies^ Skirts, ■m great variety, from 3s lOdChildren V Summer 1 Costumes, from 3s lOd Children's Summer Jackets, from 2s 6d - All the Latest Novelties m Millinery and Straw Hats Men's Tweed Trousers, from 12s 6d Men's Tweed- Trousers and Vest, from 18s 9d Men's Tweed Coats, from 11s 6d Men's Cord Trousers, from 12s 6d Boys' Strong Cord Trousers, from 4s 6d Men's Oxford Shirts, from 2s 4d Boy's Oxford Shirts, from 2s 4d - Men's and Boys' Summer Jackets m Holland, Lustre, and Alpaca Men's Felt Hats, from 4s Also: A Large Stock of -Ladies' and Children's Underclothing, Baby Linen, &c. JUST OPENED VP, 'A Splendid Assortment of Fancy Goods, Suitable for Birthday & Christmas Gifts. gYENDSEN & GATTOIST, BOOT & SHOE MANTTFAOTUBEBS, Main Stkeet, Palmerstbh North; Beg to announce that they have opened their new premises (close to the Wesleyan Church) with a large and well selected Stock of English and Colonial BOOTS & SHOES, which they will sell at the lowest prices for cash only. Buying m the Best Markets, -with a thorough knowledge of the Trade, SVENDSEN & GATTON confidently assert that they can give better value for money than any Housejn the' District. " The bespoke department will continue to receive that care and attention com* bined with excellence of material *and workmanship, for which' the firm have been so long noted. . The motto of our Houso js — Small Profits and Quick Retuens. MANAWATU HIGHWAYS OFFICE. TENDERS Wanted for the undermentioned works :— (They must be addressed to the Chairman, at Palmerston, and be sent m not later than THURSDAY, the 22nd inst., at 10 a.m.) For cutting 6 chains of outlet ditch on Bayley's line, Sandon For metalling 20 chains on Wilson's line, Sandon ■ For forming 77 chains on LeeV line, Sandon For. bridge and .clearing near Mr Swainsoh's Sandon For forming 100 chains on Jones' line/Carnarvon For forming 60 chains on Jones' line, Carnarvon • . . For forming 30 chains on Ellerm's line, Carharvoni Specifications for these works may be seen at Mr. Tompkins' Store, Sandon. For formation and drain ' cleaning - along Mo,toa Road, Foxton For sanding 35 chains, No. 4 line, Foxton For cleaning 60 chains drain, No. 4 line, Foxton For forming 25^ chains Motoa Road, - Foxton For cutting 10 chains drain, MotoaRoad, Foxton For forming 11| chains leading from - No. 4 line, Foxton For cutting 63 chains outlet towards , lake, Foxton. Specifications may be seen at Whyte's Hotel, Foxton. For felling and clearing 25 chains at Jackeytown, Kai'ere For clearing '30 chains Maxwell's line, Karere ' For forming 25 chains, Randolph & Walker's line, Earere. ' ' Specifications may be seen at Mr. D. „ McEwen's, Karore. For .forming 25 chains Millson's lino/ Palmerston For forming 40 chains on Kirk's and Newry.'s lines, Palmerston For clearing 60 chains near Bunnythorpe, Palmerston For side cuttings, &c, m Fitzherbert. Specifications may be seen at the Highways Office, Palmerston. ' The sum named m each specification - must accompany tenders for these works, otherwise they will be treated as informal. * ' " By order. JAMES LINTON, Secretary.' TO LET.— The House and Work"Shop at the corner of the. Square, next Messrs Walton and King's Store* 1 Apply to Mr MERRITT.