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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 91, 8 January 1879, Page 4

H. I. J on . 8 Importer of BOOKS & STATIONERY, (The ' Australasian ' and all mngazinea newspapers supplied) VICTORIA AVENUE 1 'WANGANUI. E. COI<E - J3.ADp f LER & BOQTM4EER, Foxton*. Repairs iv both brashes executed with despatch. I^LOPII 1 FLO.UK J FLpUR If you want good, Flour, ASK FOR CHAMBERLAIN'S, Keep your luoney m the district and do not encourage the importation of inferior Flot\n'frpm Oai}ter,bnry.' Cjßt4^BEEL4ii, T giiargntpeß his to be XJNKQtJALLeD, P THE DISTRICT. O^e tr^al i? si^fficient to. convince purchasers pf its superiority. ' ' I^ote the Brands — 11 Feeing Steam Flour. Silk Dossed. W. E. Chambeh^iin."THE nnderjsigned has eomr^^nced 'busjflpss m P-RILIXEXG 1 »s a GENEKAL OQMM JSS?OA' AGENT. Land" Bought and Sold on Coin mission. All business matters attended to with punctuality. Licensed, Native h\fer^rf:ter. iJECTOII BOQTH. Ft-ild^ng, May 'Bth', lß7d. ' " HS[. RALMEBSON, •; SURVEYOR, ' % (Authorised and Licensed under the Transfer and Nanvp Lane!« Act*) LAND AND, ESTATE AGE^T,. Land selected, boughtt and sold on g.o^ihiissigj^. Offices— Waldegrare's now Building, the Square,' Pa^merston I^orth. "jV/T" QN E T TQ. LEND ! THE MANAWATU PERMANENT E.QUITABLE BUJLDINQ 4N^. INVESTiIENt ' ' SOCI.ETy. ' " * Established 1876. The ab-»re S|pcU?ty i^a. prepared to grant Loans upon good, freehold properties, tofliu or country, oil very advantageous terms." Ifu.il' 'inforinatiou can be obtained by a.pp^'ijig (0/ " • J> T O,. WALpEGRAVE, Managing Djrebtor. August 2nd, 1878. ~" " ' '^OALCOCK AN^HOSKKNGS, Gbn'bbal EfcAcai^iTi^s ash Fabeiees, Next to Post O.ffice, Palinerstcg. \Y or V, P9 n shortest^ notice. Agricultural and otl^r' yriplements repaired,, An experienced Wheelwright cpnstantly , th preiniHi'B. T ABIES' ANB OH3;LDR^N;S air-x?iTT.iNG. WABsaorsH, MILLINER^ EsTA ISHMJ? ?vT. MAIN STREET, PALMERSTO^ I(. Mrs. I^. Levph (Late of Cannon at. West, tjityajlLondon) Begs most respectfully to. ijiforra, the Ladies of lVimerston and su^rrounding districts., thar having. opened; the a^pvenamed establfs^hment, solicits a, share of their patronage. Mji 3 L. wishes to inform h-pr friends that possessing a know.ledge ot' the busint'ss ia all its branches, having gained the same by noany years experience, therefore .Ladies can full) roly upon all work intrusted to, her carts being finished w;ifcli NEATNEBS AND DESPATCH. CIRCULATING LIBRAE^. iuoo Volumes i Mrs. L. fishes to noaify tha^t she ha« ret'tMitly purcjiascd a Iftj'ge a^d selec" assortment of Works <jf Fictipn, embriuring the writings of the most popular authors, »vit.h the view of opening 1? Cir.-ul acting Library. Terms, tid, per wet-k, a deposi^ of th< value of the. book b^g le]^ as » " " •. ' Ul D. WA B # H. W»R I G II T. ARCHITKCT & CIV^L KNG,INEER, FE^LDJCKG. ' p. tf. B E ij. IN G: ACCO,UNTA^T AND VALUATOR; JiAND, ESTATE^ ANi) GE^EUAL CO.MMISSI(>^ T AGE^S", The Sqpake,