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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 88, 1 November 1879, Page 4

MAP OF MANAWATU. FOR SALE, priep -63 ?»^.. n splnvlid . ,!tnd .complolc Miin oP th<> Counly of Miiiifiwfltu. giving; the most minute inform') hon with regnru to every township in the County. ■ Its size is 53 x 30 inches, mounted on rollers and canvas, colored and varnished. ' Copies can be obtained at Mr. METARD'S, Square, Palmehston 1 Notcttt. PAY NO MORE TIE AN 30/CHIMNEYS BTTILT with not liioco Minn 1000 brides (all complete) for. the above price. LAUPvENCti F, HANLON. -p EBD Eli ICI B~RO WN , AncntTECT. Oflice — Caxton Chambers, "VICTORIA AVENUE, W,V.^X\NUI. mTi\fBKE ! TIMBER ! TIMBER ! "~ KELVIN GROVE SAWMILL. Messrs. Gigltrs and TTtsxbkrson are now prepared to supply TOTARA, EIMTX, MATAT, and WHITE PINE At the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. ERLvrx Grovk SAWsriLt, 3 I 1 ACE END, PALMERSTON N. BOOTS AND SHOES. R. ALLINGHAM Begs to inform the inhabitants of Palmyrston and surrounding districts that he has opened up A IiABGE AND WKT/L-ASSOTITED STOCK OV BOOTS AND SHOK3, in the premises lately occupied by the Bank of Australasia. In BESPOKE WORK he is prepared to turn out work that will Fit and Wear well, having had FJFTEBX YEARS' EXeKMF.NCE ON THE WEST COAST OP THE MUVDLK ISLAND, ! where rjand work only will stand. His motto will be — "SMALL VJIOI'ITS AND QUICK RKTURNS." E. ALLINGf[A\r, The Square, Piilmei'ston North. | rp HE F\MI LY BOARDO G j- mnisK and WORKING MEN'S RESTAURANT WARWICK STREET, FEILDING. J. KLINK JUirtonnofs th.it the extensive additions to his Boarding Rouse aud Refreshment Rooms bein* now completed, he hopes to receive the libeI val patronage of the resilient populaliou | of Feildiiiii, and also of the. working classes en^jji»ad in its neighborhood. By clciiulincsK, civility, and moderation in prices, lie will endeavour to secure the good opinion of all who support his undertaking, and to deserve aud retain that support. Good beds, and comfortable accommodation throughout. Hot coffee and cocoa, a! ad,j& ready. Suppers prepared on t he. s.ortesfc. notie.:. i>inuers got i-cudy-for taking out by working men engaged a distance off. Good .■■i:\bling rnrl abundance of clean bedding <t nd good provender. Horses can bo paddockvd if soxle.-'red. J. KLINK, Proprietor. GRAT'-JFIfL. — COMFORTING. . EPP'S COCOA, BUEAKFAST. Hy .a thorough knowledge of the. iiatuvul l:nvs wliieli ifiivprn tlie operatiuiis of di^-a---vion Mid mil i'ii ion, and l»y si eurufui ajiplieation of the tine pro|)nrti<« of well-selctlt"} Ooeoii. Mr. Kl'i'fl lims provided our bre;tkI'usi tiibles -ail h ,-i delienlelv-tln vored hcivMMge which nmy save im many Imm ry doeloiy 1 bill-i. It i,s l>y tlie jutliciuus use of such articles of diet that :i const it ntion . niny be jfividnnlly imilt. up unlil strong enough io resist every tendency to disease.. Hundreds of subtle maladies jire lion ing urutmd us rosily lo ntlttck wherever there i.s a wenk point. We may escape many a I'ntid slial't. hy keeping ourselves well fortified with pure lilood i>i\d u properly-nourished frame. — Si'p article in tfir " Qinil 6'-rn'.<u; Gaz/'/.ti'." Mudo simply willi boiling water or milk. Sold only in puclcels or tins, labelled — JAMKS EPi\S & CO., Homoeopathic Chemists, London. C.R OWN. B II K W E It Y BOTTLING STOllluS. PALMKRiiTON IS'oilTH. The uudersigned, having made satisfactory arrangements with the proprietor of the Crown Brewery for the transfer to him of the Bottling Business and private • trade connected " with the Brewery, begs to intimate that, on and after this date, ly j is preparedjo .sunply ALE and PORTER at {he following prices" viz. : — . . . ■-■ Draught Ale, 3s. per gal. Draught Porter, ite. (3d. per gah • Bottled Ale,. 9s. per doz. (quavts) Bottled Al-e. qs. j.-Bi 1 do/j. (pints) P-ot ! led Poi-f er,. 10s, perdoa. (quarts) I Bottlr-d I'ortor. (Js, par doz: (pints) I i ERM A N WOLLLRMAN. Juue .Uth, i'^7y j