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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 62, 2 August 1879, Page 4

ALL KINDS of GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS may be had of F. PARKEE, who will be round every Wednesday and Saturday with aJt kinds of seeds. F. PARKER,; .'.■,; Nurseryman and Seedsman, Eangitikei Line. TONDON HOUS E ; , T^BEACE ESD. The undersigned have much pleasure m informing their friends and- the general public that they have ■ COMMENCED BUSINESS \ Si the above, well-known establishment as -' ■ ! GENERAL STOREKEEPEE, j ■ and trusts, by strict attention to business and moderate prices, to receive a share of public support. m An Kinds of Cottntey Produce ; Bought and Sold. Goods delivered at any place. HANSON & CO. IyTEW SEASON'S Teas , (18 79 — 1880) . ' , To Arrive per' s.s. Killarney about ' Ist August. NEW SEASON'S TEAS (1879—1880) . In chests, half-chests, quarter-chests,, aud boxes, Including fancy mixing varieties. Samples on application to ■ ZOHEAB, NEWMAN, & CO;i Wellington. TT OPS. HOP 5. .. Grew your own hops ! Brew your own Beer ! ', Make your own yeast ! The above is not only profitable, but .a Beautiful Ornament m a Flower • Garden. Plants, per dozen 3s. 6d. „ per gross ... ... £2 With instructions for planting. Carriage to Eailway Station, 9d. per - dozen extra. PEANCIS HANLON, "' ' - Landscape Gardener, - : ; WILLO VVS, TERRACE END. C\ EOEGE ELDEESHAW, ■ Vx . „ .. ._. .-. Haker Sf Manufactwring Confectioiwr, The Squaee, ■ ; PALMEEfITON ' NOETH. A^l orders will receive prompt attention* THE undersigned has commenced business iv FEILDING as a GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT.' Land Bought and Sold on Commission; All business matters attended to with punctuality. - j . ' Licensed Native Interpreter. HECTOE BOOTH. Feildiug, May Bth, 1878. • rpO THE WELLINGTON PUBLIC, THE MANAWATU TIMES Being the Representative Paser ob Manawatu: And Circulating tJiroug7iotti the County, In Feilding, Foxton, Halcombe, Palmer ston, and Sandon, Is an excellent medium Storekeepers, Merchants, and others, m Wellington, Bringing their wares under tlce. notice of. Country Hesidents.. ■ .-■■.. As an extensive husiness is carried on with the Capital hy the traders m the Manavratu, it must be patent that a knowledge of the Wellington firms, their trades and terms, would be highly conducive to patrpnage. ' These remarks will also apply m an espe-. cml manner to 110 l elkeepers, with whom a large trade ie being done by travellers from the West poast. T> E I VA T E T U I T- ION, A yonne lady is. desirous of giving MFSIC LESSONS' to a few pupUs/ application to^be-in,ade atiMc. Leae^'s, stationer, Square; , Palmers tou. ;