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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 93, 19 November 1879, Page 4

T>OOTS '&XD .SHOES. ' R. ALLIN r GHAM. The Square, iPalme'r^oh- North, Begs to inform his numerous .Customers and the Public ; ;at. Jarg«-, that lie has JUsfcj RECEIVED '! a Large. Ass^rtipenfcof' LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, I suitable for Sumtner Wear ; also, MEN'S OXONIAN AND DERBY SHOES, ' which he is prejferpd to sell at . WELLINGTON: PRICES. . Every description of J3oots and Shoes made to. order, at the lowest 1 possible prices. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed. MAP OF v MAN AW ATI}. EOR SALE, price £3 35., a* splendid and complete Map of the County of Manawatu,- giving j.ke most minute information with regard to every township m the .County. It* size is 53 x 36 inches, mounted on rollers and canvas), colored afld varnished. Copies can be obtained at Mr. METARD'S, Sqdaee, Paxtmebstoit North. T>AY NO- MOEE THAN 30/CHIMNEYS BTTILT with not more than 1000 bricks (all complete) for the above price. LAURENCE F, HANLON. . Tjl BE D-E'B I GET BE OWN, ARCHITECT. " ■ • Office:— Caxtun Chambers, VICTORIA AVENUE, WAN3ANUI. miMBER ! TIMBER I TIMBER ! KELVIN GROVE SAWMILL. Messrs, Guides and Henderson are now prepared to supply TOTAEA, :'*'•' RIMU, MATAI, and . WHITE PINE At the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Kelvin G-bove 'Sawmill, ERRAOJS END, PALMERS TON N. THE .FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE AND WORKING MEN'S RESTAURANT WARWICK STREET, FEILDING. J. KLINK announces that the extensive additions to his Boarding House and Refreshment Rooms being now completed, he hopes to receive the liberal patronage of the resident populalion 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, and to deserve and retain that support. Good • beds, and comfortable accommodation throughout, Hot coffee and cocoa always ready. Suppers prepared on t he s oi'test notice. Dinners got ready for tti'king out by working men engaged a distance off. Good stabling and abundance of clean bedding nnd good provender. Horses can be paddock vd if so, desired. ,7. KLTNTC, Proprietor. f\ M A TEFUL. — CO MFO HTIN G. EPP'B COCOA. BREAKFAST. By a thorough Hnowleflgc of t)ip natural laws wliii-h jjovern the ojieriif.ions of digestion ami nutrition, and l\y n i-iiroful r.npliriit ion of the fine properties of well selected Cocon. Mr. Epps I>us provided our breakfjiisl tables willi :i (lelifiilely-fltironid bnver-agt-, which may save us nj:in.y lienvy dociors' bills. It, is l>y the judiirtous uso of such articles of diet thut a const it ui ion nun be grn finally built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to riisense. Hnndrcds of subtle nmkdies are lloajnor around us rendy to ntlnclf v.Fifmu'oi' there' is v \vc.-ik point. We niiiy escape many a fatal shaft by keeping oursulves well forljlled with pure blond and a proj)erly- nourished frame. — See a'-tirU m- tin- " Cir.it S-rtrice Wttzef-tv." . Made simply wilh boiling water or milk/ Sold only m packrts or tins, labelled — \U\\IES EPL J « & CO., IfOMCEorATHtO Ch EXISTS, LONDON. CEO W N 13 K. EWK It V JJOTTLTKG STORES, • PALMKHrfTO^ : '!N OHTU. The uudersignecl, having, : , inn do salis- . factory aiTjui^enients. wiih the proprietor of the Qj^d^u Brewery fon the transfer to hiiu oflhe Bottliiit 'Business and private trade • eonneulod ' Mitli the JJl'CWt'l'y, begs to intimate (hat^on and after this date, he ik prcpareJ to supply ALE and PORT/ER «t the following prjues ?'*s, ;— J, Draught Ale, 3«. per gal. •Draught, Porrer, 3*. Ud. ]u»r.s«l. . Bottled Ale, i>s. per Aov r (quarts) Bottled Ale. Os, jjoi 1 do«. (pints) Bottled $»uHoi\ IDs. perdoz-fquacts) 1 - Battled Porter, (is. per doz. (pints) HEKMAN WOLLKRMAN.