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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 70, 12 June 1878, Page 4

c# eelp; •:: General Blacksmith & Farrier t \. ..- Rangitiklji Line, k ' *" NEAH THE OLARENJC)ON'HOTEL| ' * Desires to tliank his Friend** and tl & Public for the support accorded to him' m the past, and would intimate thst, having secured the able^services of Jftfr "• RO^URT HALL, late of he will bo m a p6sition to perform alt work wtth which he may be favored with the fltmost despatch. . -- j s - ' ,-" : Orders froln.^a-.distancTe-'will-recetVft - »PBOMPT ATTENTION. s """* "" J " T" IVERPOOL and ITokDOlf ani> XJ GLOBE INSURANtIETCOAE. " PAN^. . ---> i .~«" All cesses/ ofvFißE Ris^p. f6jrn er countr^<taken at'-ctifren^xbfes.^ EDWARD PEARCB, ,si c Affent. f^"' 1 .. > ERNEST S. THYNTO; - " »\\ Sub- Agent, Foxtom. .^ ■» . , TMPORTANT NOTIQ^ THOMAS, WRAY • • Is prepared to execute prdeva entrusted * \>-V ', i to him for * ""v^-* SADbLERT AND HARKESSj* * , AT . Wellington PjucESk Settlers will save time and expense-,, and secure a good fit, Toy patronisinji^W him. Repairs done at a reasonable*™ cost. Address : Next Walton and Kings, PalmerstonNorti. - -**%* JJ -C WHERE? WHERE.& IN SMITH'S BRICKFIELD.' v- '', The only Fire-bricks m Palmerstoft— ~ hest sha])ed, thoroughly bttrnk No> other will answer for Oven-buildihgv. ' At £2 5s per 1000, and laid at 30s. per 1000, or Chimneys built, all found ex-i - cepting ironwork; Parting inciiided, £5 10s cash. - ~ WILLIAM SMITH, BaiotMAKEB, Palmerston r North. .jyr bs. 1~. h. burr. MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING E3TABUSHMENH Mrs. Burb has just opened up a Choice- Assortment of WINTER GOODS,, comprising every novelty of "* the season. •- Ovdera-oseouted with de9patoli. CORNER MOTOA ROAD, FOXTON. IV|~RS "DRYER'S qCHOOL. " TERRIUB EXD, PALMERSTON. Particulars to bo had on application " at Me DISAAD'S Sroßß, or from Mb* PRYER/ Terrace End. . __^ Cs-' "PRODUCE qiQB| X ' FEILDING. \ $RASS'S3p}D AN^>EEx>7OATSI Just Arrived — Best Poverty Bay Grass Seed, also - . local grown* - The above are all guaranteed. " jßest Feed Oats always on hand. . . ' The Highest Price for Siheepslriniw ' Hides, and Tallow. JV, /%- Hod'u cmb ,sto b"©, ' * ..?*■<* ; c-^-sffi&. *■ PRGTECTia^FRGM' tOSSES" Bt/FIRE. .- SETTLERS and others wiU find it ; to- their inteceat to secure their premise!* \* against Fire m the National Insurances . Company, which* moreover, is dese^nring^ of theif'SiipDort as a Colonial Institution " • h'a;ving^a,"re»ident prppnetary v aad from its entire Capiffil" and .Profits being in* vested m New Zealand. ''" ? 'l,t «. * , t„ * *&•'- f ~^ WALTON A^SrtS^'.*-;V-* - "Agents^ PatnWsTO»r k *-r^ p RATEFUL— COMFORTINOt EEP'S, C^OOOA. BREAKFAST. " \\ " By a thorough knowledge of the n«ri tural laws which, govern the operation* of and. nutrition* and ~by a case-fui application of the fine properties JQI.- well-selected cocoa^ Mr Epps 'baa our^'breakfast tables with a delicately^ flavoured beverage which mat save us many heavy doctors' hflls» r It is by the judicious use of such, articlesof diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough tc resist every tendency to disease. Hun^ dreds of subtle maladies -are floating ai-ound us ready 1 to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blqod and a properly nourished frame." — See article m the '< Civil Service Gazette." . Made simply with boiling -water o* milk: Sold only m packets (tins foe abroad)* labelled :- JAMES EPPS & CO., HomcDopathio Chemists, 48, Threadueedle Street, and 170, Pice* dilly.— Works, Euston Road and Camden Town, London. '