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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 90, 8 November 1879, Page 4

JPOST-OFTOE NOTICES. ±- '•',- . ' MAILS CLOSE AT YSIXDIRQ For Wanganni, daily at 9 a.m. and 4.45 p.m. For Hnlcombe/ Bulls, Marton, Turakina, and Fpr&reatfo 1 daily, at 4.45 p.m. For Wangaehn and Fordell, Mondays and Fr"days, at 4,45 p.m. For ptaki.;and" Wellington, daily at 7 p.m For Palmerston North and Foxton, daily, at 10.30 a.m. For Awahuri, on Tuesdays and Fridays, a 9ra.Tnif For Napier on Mondays, "Wednesdays, »nd Fridays, *7 p.m. ; MAILS CLOSE AT PAHHERSTOHT — For ."Wellington and intermediate offices daily at 7.45 p.m. For Feilding, .Halcotnbe, Marton, Bulls Turatina, and Waneanui. dailr, at 5 p.m. For Fordell, end Wangaehu Trondheim every Saturday, Tuesday, and Friday, at 5 p.m. ■ For Napier, tind intermediate oiSce, erery Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. MAILS CLOSE AT POXTOK — I For Pnlmerston, Feilding, Bulls, Marton, '' Turalcina, and Wanganui, daily at 3. 45 p.m. . _ , , For Kerere, Wangaehu, and Napier, Mondayß nnd Thursday, at 3 45 pm ; "Wellinjrfon and intermediate Offices daily, at 8.30 p.m. DEARDS' •pRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, Tbbeace End. A COACH will be at the Station on the arriyal of T ra^ ns > to convey Passengers to the Hotel, or any part of the town. ROBERT MACKIE, IN informing the present Customers and the general Public that he having again STARTED BUSINESS In the PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED By MR. MOPFATT, Hopes., by keeping the BEST OF MEAT, Aud paying every attention to orders to solicit a fair share of pttblio par tronage. T^OOLCOCK AND SQS^I?iG& GEKEBAI..BLACKBTUITHB AND FAJIBIBB9 Next to Post Office, Palmerstoh. Work dqne on shortest notice. Agricultural and other implein^nta paired. An experienced Wheelwright constant! „• '■ on the premises^ ■J^- Q TIC E. TOTARA POSTS, cut m any length jpid supplied m any quantities from 1,000 to %),000 ; "also 'HOpH B L O CJI S, from 18ih. to B£t. lengths. For particulars, apply to f . HARV-.EY & McCOLL, " ' " '■ At W. Deards 1 Pabaerston North. H. li-;.';J>.f* a Importer of BOOES & STATIONERY, (The 'Australasian ' and all magazines newspapers suppliad) VI O T O. E I ;A - A Y E N U E WANGANUI. *Sff H.. : .B t :l?liT;QEIl, LICENCED SURVEyOR, L.AND & ESTATE AGENT BANG-ITIKEI LiNK, Palmerston North, THQM4S MOHTAftTJE Taonui Street, P>ALMEESTOSr NoBTH. Well-sinking done on seasonable terms Chimneys swepti arid Night business attended: to, AH oxdefß. either verbal or by letter punctual l w attended to. p ENERAL PRINTING OFF^E< Bqok & Stationer-? Wabehq^p., TEfE SQ.O4RE . (Near Post and Telegraph O.lftce) P-alii^erston North,. J; P.LEARY Beg.« to inform the public that he has now opened the above, land that having _ made some important additions to, his , printing plant, he is prepared tooxecutp all kinds of planting work m a nianaov satisfactory as to price; and quality, and , to, supply al} orders, with promptitude. J. P. Leaby has, moreo^py, selected a weli-.assorted stock of booK-$ ftnd sta- ' tionery, a.nd such as he things wiH adequately supply; all. demands m tli^s ltnp. Ho therefore incites, the pubiio to. an inspection of ihe. same^, JH^ppoting the quality and prices of phijdi, he is assuvod* thi-y will be well sftti^ed.