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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 76, 20 September 1879, Page 4

HOBART TOWN AND SYD- 1 NEY FRUIT AGENCY. I R. ALLEN, FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER, Next to Bank of New South Wales, Manchestbb Stbebt, « FEILDING. Fresh fruit by every steamer. T> E. C O L E , FISHMONGER AND . FRUITERER. (Opposite the Denbigh Hotel) FEILDING. , , Fresh Oysters by every steamer, Also, all varieties of Cured Fish. Every description of Fruit m Season. ALL KINDS of GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS may be had of F. PARKER, who will be round every Wednesday. and Satubday. with all kinds of seeds. • F. PARKER, 1 Nurseryman and Seedsman, Rangitikei Line. -jVT E W SB ASON ' S Teas; (187 9 — 18 80) jTo Arrive per s.s. Killarney about Ist August. NEW SEASON'S TEAS" , (1879— 18805 In chests, half-chests, quarter-chests, and boxes; Including fancy mixing varieties. Samples on application to o JZOHRAB, NEWMAN, & CO., ■ 'Wellington, j T^OXTOJN AtND WANGANE' j Jj RAILWAY. •' w' | NOTICE. J '- \ Travellers from Napier and Waira rapa are informed that TICKETS ARE , ISSUED FROM TERRACE END, PLATFORM, Palmerston North. The BEST of ACCOMMOPATION at the PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL"' also POOD PADD r OCKS for CATTLE and HC^SES within a short distance, of the Platform. • . i^EORGE ELDERSHAW, Baker S[ Manufacturing Confectioner, The Squabe, , - PALMERSTON N.ORTH. AH orders will receive prompt attention! ri^HE undersigned has commenced X business m FEILDING as a GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Land Bought and Sold on Commission. All business matters attended to with punctuality. ' I Licensed Native Interpreter. HECTOR BOOTH, Feilding, May Bth, 1878. -— - ■ — i TV7 E. CHAMBERLAIN, FEILDING FLOUR MILLS. The brand of the Feilding Mill is unequalled m the Colony. mo THE WELLINGTON PUBLIC. THE MANAWATU TIMES Being the REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OF MANAWATU, And Circulating throughout the County, < In. •■■ : " : • ■-; ; Feilding, Foxton, HalcOmbp^ Palmer stem, and Sandon,. .. ; .-, : ■ ... . : .. ,'..:'r.'-' ..';! s ''. ; ■'. Is an excellent medium . : Storekeepers, Merchants, and others, m Wellington, j Bringing their wares under' the notice of Country Residents As an. extensive business is carried on wil.b the Capital by the traders m theMnnawutu, it must be patent that a knowfedge of the Wellington firms, their trades and terms, would be highly conducive to patronage. Tphese remarks will also apply m an especial manner to Holelkeepera, with whom a large trade is being done by travellers from the West Coast. _ ■