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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 57, 16 July 1879, Page 4

miMBER 1 TIMBER ! TIMBER ! I KELVIN GROVE SAWMILL. Messrs. Gillies and Henderson are new prepared to supply TOTARA, RIMU, MATAI, and WHITE PINE At the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Kelvin Gbovb Sawmill, .-US ACE END, PALMERS JON N. "DOOTS AND SHOES. * r: j allingham Begs to inform the inhabitants of Pal- ■ merston arid surrounding districts that he has opened up A LAB»E AND WEI/1.- ASSORTED STOCK • O* BOOTS AND SHOHB, m the premises lately occupied by the» Bank of Australasia. ; : . \ In BESPOKE WORK he is prepared to turn! out work that will Fit arid We>r' well, having had FIFTEEJf TE ABS' BXPBBIBNCE ON THB WEST COAST Or THB MIDDLE ISLAND, where good work only will stand. His motto will be— "small pbofits and quick bbtubns." R. ALLINGHAM, . The Square, Palmerston North. qrVH OM AS ROG E"R S r TINBMITH AND pLUMBBB, Begs to' inform the residents of Palmer ston arid surrounding district that he ■has. T r . "■■■■ '.:..'..; .".-.' COMMENCED BUSINESS ■■ i *. .' '.' ' In the above line m TAONUr STREET, PALMERSTON,. When he hopes, by attention to business and quality of workmanship, and cheapness, to merit a liberal share of patronage. Spouting and Piping found and fixed at prices which will bear favorable comparison with Wangariui. Portable Boilers and Corrugated-Iron Taritts made t» order. The; family boarding ; HOUSE AND WORKING MEN'S RESTAURANT WARWICK STREET, FEILDING. JiKLINK announces that the exteh-..', sive additions to his Boarding House arid Refreshment Rooms being now '"completed, 'he hopes to receivfe the^ liberal patronage of the resident population of Feilding, and also of the working classes : engaged m its neighborhood. By cleanliness, civility, and moderation m prices, he will endeavour : to secure the good opinion : of all who support his undertaking, arid to deserve arid retjaim that support. , . : Good; beds,' and^ comfortable accommodation throughoui. .: Hot cofEee and cocoa always ready. Suppers prepared on" the shortest notice. Dinners got ready for taking out by working men engaged a distance off, Good stabling arid abundance of clean bedding and good provender. Horses can be paddqcked if so desired. J. KLINK, Proprietor. /GRATEFUL. — COMFORTING. EPPVS "OO 0 0 A. BREAKFAST. By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws* which govern the operations, of digestion and nutrition; and By a careful application of the fiiie properties of well-selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps.hns provided our breakfast tables with a delicately -flavored beverage which inay"Bavo us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articjles of diet that a constitution may be gnidnally built up until strong enough to resist every tendency, to disease. Hundreds of subtla maladies are floating around us ready to; attack wherever there is a weak point. •We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly-nourished frame.— See article m the}' Oipil Service Gazette." Made Bimply with boiling water or milkSold only m packets or tins, labelled — JAMES EPPS & CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, London. i > ■ 1 — , , — — — GR OW N BR.E WE R V BOTTLING STORES. . i Paxmebston Nobth. The undersigned, having made satisfactory arrangements with the proprietor of the Crown Brewery for the transfer to him of the Bottling Business and. privrte i trade .connected with the Brewery, begg to intimate that, ou and after this date, he is prepared to, supply ALE arid PORTER at the following prices *»«;.:— Draught Ale,. 3s. per gal. Draught Porter, 3s. 6d. per gal. Bottled Ale, 9s, per doz, (quarts) • • Bottled Ale, 58^ per doz. (pints) Battled Porter, 10s. ;per ioz. (quarts) Boftjed Poi'ter, 6srper; doz. (pints)' 4hsrjm;an^ wolle^man. June 14^,1879, w