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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 44, 13 March 1878, Page 3

"El 0 R S A L T. One- Acre S^clion m Alb-rt Street-, and a newly erec-fed Baihliiijr. nm-.i^'-ing of Dwelling H nisi* and cDiuiiiuJioui Saloon, known as Litclnvark's ASSEMBLY ROOMS, together wish )\w- 1,-aso of an Educationul Reserve, be'ng s.vtion No. 1-18. For further particulars and terms, apply to v R. N. KEELING, The Square Palmerston. PRODUCE QTOII E t FEILDING. GRASS SEED AXD FEED OATS. Just Arriocil — Best Poverty Bay Grass Seed, also local grown. The above are all guaranteed. IBest Feed Oats always on hand. The Highest Price for Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow. . THOMAS BRADLEY, . PEODU 0 E ST O ,R .E „ FEILDING. . J 0 0 A L . TiD US T.R V.. . WANTEDsthc inhabitants of Mana- • watu and. surrounding districts, to knowthat at the -MANA WATU! WOODWARE ' FACTORY, ihey . can obtain . double Moulded : Doors ' from- 14s ;. Sashes^ 12s perpair ;Cliests of Drawers, £2-15s-k Chiffoniersi £3; Tables,. 9s ;, Washstands,. 18s ? Venetian . Blinds,. Is 3d per foot.. All. descriptions of Turnery om hand:. • Table Legs, 2s a set. : Every other article at an equally low 1 ' rate.. All kinds of Building Timber, Flooring,, Skirting,. Architraves. &c,, on hand.. , W O 0:D WAR E> FA CTO E.T,. Main. Street 1^ PALMEBSTON: NOBTH, ; ; F. VENN, Pbopbietob. ~XT Or. T" I. 6" EL, „ The undersigned is m possession of a, .valuable secret enabling him to improve- , upon all shallow or deep-die BRICKMAKING MACHINES. He has.-; succeeded m effectia^ a vast improvement in-one of Maeeneld and Co.'s from, the Albert Foundry, Auckland, and is- . prepared to receive communications-- : from . Briekmakers owning de fectivomachines with a view, to the improve--menfcof their machinery. 1 U-ME ! LIME.L! LIME ! ! ! CEMENT- II CEMENT! ! !.' The Beat Q|isilityomhand and m any quantity. . ; BRICKS!! Three qualities, three prices, and threes different shapes. '■.-■ CHARLES. TRICKLEBANK, , 'BBICKSIAEEfi, . Palmerston Norths. ' -jV/TRS-. -pRYER'S QGHOOL*. TEEEACE . ENDp. EALMERSTO *T . ." Particulars to be had oh. application* . at Mk B-EARD'S Store, .or -from Mbsj. PRYER, Terrace End. . MR- & MRS MERRITT beg to* i. announce that tlieir Sohool REOPENS on January 2ist. .: Drawing, Music, .and Classes - ■as-usual, v ■ '< • Sewing & Fancywork classes. . Mbs ' Merbitt attends , Pupils iii* Miisic & SinginggaA theic residences, or.-.-at home. E. COiE ' ~ SADDLER & BOOTMAKER/. Foxton.- ---.; Repaiiis in* bbfch branche&sex«euted,. ; . ■w-vfli despatch^ M?^- I, MIDWIFE, Tn returning thanks t@ the -Ladies who* have hitherto fcO.rouw<?d her with their. patronage,.. woi*ldi' : take theoppor--titaity of informing them that . she Has " CirANGED HEE. ' ; BESTDEXCE,- --■ and is how'liring- , ogposife Venn's Wood ware -\Faetory,.,. ;. and. next to- . Mr Warbuntoo's-OUambers. j£-L Jg)^ a ..n d_ LOST,.fi-om..Mr Owen's Pkddoct^ Palmerston} one light Bay Horse, black:: .pointy sore back, shod all. round, and.'. %r,i*ndod Ron off cherk". Anyone bring— ing thevsacne to thfe FEILDING HO— ,'TiiJ'L-iW.illii'eceire the abuvp reward £■ T. Y^ BROWN. j #o^ i aixi il c hoiki i n^aro k i roto ite^t*J^ <ait»paaOene-ite-})apara kau(»&. jPatnatona^ Kote alma o te hoiho hew jwhero, he pango nga.>waew«ct e^wJia, ko»---•tot j aprai{R/.tena ; ilceUe papairinga kalia^. ■ He re no aaao kei^atwacwae e<wlia r he^r ;pal\ore-ktfi -ite.-tuawu Me to nioa Irrw:' kitea ■e• te tangata me- hk l^ toimr^. whirini kir te papara-.kaufeaj'E&tacaal, mana o homai ka talii, njwiasttSe 3cm. herin^a.. ;