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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 43, 9 March 1878, Page 3

Tjl O R . S A L P. One-Acre Section m Albert Street, and a nevvljr erected Building, consisting of Dwelling House and commoditim Saloon, known as Litchwark's ASS.OAfBLY ROOMS, together with the le.-ue of ahi Educational Reserve, being .section No. 148. '- For further particulars and terms, apply to ; , ; R. N. KEELING, , The Square Palmerston. ? ; PRO DU C E QJ T O RE, FEILDING. GRASS SEED AND FEED OATS. Just Arrived— Best Poverty Bay Grass Seed, also local grown. The above are all guaranteed. IBestFeed Oats always on hand--1 The Highest Price for Sheepskins, I Hides, and Tallow. i THOMAS BKAra^EX; :PBOH UC E; S- T OMt E \ . FEILDING.- --■ .'-. WANTED) the iaihabitantsof. ; Mana- * watu« and surrowiding. districts 'to^kuo\w 'that at the- MANAWATU WOODWARE FACTORY- they can obtain, 'double Moutded Doors^ from. 14s ;, » Sashes, 12s per pair ;, Chests ofiDrawers,. £ % 15s • Chiffoniers, £&? Tables, 9s ;. Washstands,. 18s? Venetian Blind v Is 3d> per foot>AIL descriptions of Turnery, on. hand^ Table Legs, 2s a» set.. , Every other arlicfe at soy ei^jially low - 'rate^ ' .. ■> . •■ kinds- o£ BhilHing "Ember; Floor- , fing,.Skkting,Ajcliitraves^&., ( bu handWOODWARE FAG TORY',, ii . Street, ' Noeth; - T K-tINN^EaoEEiEioE:: I - '->"■ ■ '""■ ■: "' iyr ©? t.- r a e^ The undersigned is in. possession of avvaluable secret ehablihg v himto improvor ) upon. all. shallow, or. deep-die BRICK— MACHINESii He has^ succeeded. in effecting*; S^y&st improvcimentihone QtMacefieidrand Cb.'s frouk. the Albert Foundry,. Attckiand, and isprepared- to receive communications^ rfrom Brickmakers owning,, deFectivetij machines with a . vie w- to the. improve^.ment of; their machinery; r >LIME L LIMEU . UME ! ! ! CEMENT! ! CEMENT ! ! El The Best Quality on hand and 'in any ■•if . PtfaJ^y- .' •; BRliaEtS^- .,; Tliree qualities, ihree.prices,.and' threat: •different shapes. CHARIIES ? TRiCKLEBANK, . Bjscemakeb, ( Palmerston- North,. ilUp^ "DrRYER'S QCHOOL^ TERRAC3E;..END, EALMERSTOX. Particulaxs to be h*ad i'onu applica fi< >nis at Mk.DE ARD'S Stoee, c*from Mbs> cPßYEß^Torrace End,"|V/rR- & MRS MER&ITT beg to=> ItJL announce that their. School REOPENS .on January. 21st. IV Drawling, Music, 4«d SS^ifig Classcsps as.usuak. ' - , Sevang: & Fancy w^orkcl^sses; - MbsV Mebeikk*- attends^ Pupils ii» MoHsic-i&aSiflging,,at their residences; or■fat home. f SABl>LEßj?<r BOOTM-AE«ER,\ Rep|iiEs4n beth b'fanches«executed { with daspatchfe^ ivraa3wrFE,. In returning than ks- to tlie Ladies who» ; ' htwe hitherto favoured her- witii tlu-.ir : ■ patronage, wouldV talce thfroppor- • tunity of informing,fehean that . i slie has«= j. CirANGEW'BEB A . ■ : KESiaBRNOE,. i and is-«ow liWng i opposite Venn'ssWoodw^ire Factory,^ ansslfaext to* i Mr Wai-burtoa!s-Chambk-s. ] ■.- "■■ ■ :: . — } 4gT Ti)^ X" E W. A. R D _ I LOST, from Mr Owen's Paddock^ Paimerston, one light Bay Horse, bhi.-fc:: points,, sore Uat-f?;, sbfid* all. round. amß. braaidcd'R on off cheek.. Anyone bring— ■ing the same to the FEILDING. 11 J— TEL williMJceivethe above rewaru. x. V:. BROwy. |T/D tahi te lioil?i->i^ngaro ki : r(^o ites I-BL. iaiepa a^Oene- i'ite-papara kjrt^aa Pamatonaj Ko-te-ahuaaq te- hoih> he? whero,.he pango ngs«wa«wae : ' c te-p&rrai 11. teHa^kei>te pa-par ingar kaiuu- ; ;H> reno ano keiinga«wuewoe c wllaJ.^^ Eahore kei to- tK»i^» Me te* tt»a» la*. itear^ c te- tatnyal* me' Bars td%» Hwhirini ii te papans^ SaiuJ^? si P&iaswta,. mana c homai ka. . tah^^unas.UE 3ooai •heiihg^.. •> > \.-" -