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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 104, 3 January 1880, Page 4

"O OOTS,, AND SHO ES. R. ALLINGHAM, .....:, The Square^ Palmerston North, . , . Begs ttri&TOKpt his numerous Customers; and the Public at largt, that he, has JUST RECEIvkD a Large Assortment of iLADIESVAND eHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, suitable for Summer Wear; also, 1 JiEN'S O^OIfIAN- AND DERBY 1 . SJIOES, Which he is prepared to nell at WELLINGTON PRICES. 1 Every description of Bootn and Shoes - made to order, sjt the lowest possible prices. |; Fit and, Workmanship guaranteed. - : ■ 'i" '"■■"■ MAP OF MANAWATU. FOR SALE, price £3 35., a splendid and complete Map of the County of Manawatu, giving the most minute information with regard to every township in the County? Itn size is 63 z 36 inches, mounted on rollers and canvai, colored and varnished; Copies can be obtained at Mr. METARD'S, Squabb, Palmkbston Nosth. miMBER ! TIMBER ! TIMBER ! KELVIN GROVE SAWMILL. Messrs. Gillies and Hbkdbrson are now prepared to supply TOTARA, RIMU, MATAI, and WHITE PINE At the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Kblvin Geovk Sawhill, TERRACE END, PALMERSTON N.

p HATEFUL. — COMFORTING. EPP'S ~OOCOA. BREAKFAST. By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful applied* tion of the fine properties of well -selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with n, delicately-flavored beverage which ujay save ua many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious une of eueli articles of diet that a constitution may be gradnally built up until strong enough to resist erery tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies- are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly-nourished frame. — See article in fhe " Civil Service Gazette." Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in packets or tins, labelled -7 JAMES EPPS & CO., Homoeopathic Chbmists, Lonjdon. JUEW ZEALAND DAILTfAYS WANGANUI-MANAWATU SECTION TIME TABLE. SOUTS. J DBPAT FkOM— A.|f . A.M. P.M. » Wanganui.. 7. .6.4611.25 4.15 2 *irijLmaho ,6.6fi 11.35 4.23 2*RastTown 7.0 11.38 4.26 1 *Okoia 7.171155 4.13 $ *Matarawa 7.2212.0 4.48 12 *Fordell 74512.20 6.7 17 *Wangaehu 8.1512.48 5.29 22 Turakina ... 8.40 1.11 5.51 28 *BonpylqH.en 9.8 1.31 6.11 32 Marton .' 9.22 1.43 6.28 36 Greatford 9.38 158 6.38 42 Halcombe (arrive) 10.0 2.20 7.0 " Halcombe (depart) 10.15 2.86 7.16 60 FeUding..... '::;.'.'..... 10.50 3.6 7.42 65 *Bunayth6rpe. .:... 11.12 3.27 8.6 62 Palmerston ..." 1148 4.3 8.25 p.m. 67 *£arer».. 12.8, 8-48 72 Oroua Bridge 12.28 9-2 79 *Carnarvon ......... 12.57 9.30 85 Foxton' 1.18 9.50 NORTBL « Pbpat Fbov a.m. a.m. r.u. p.m. e Foxton 7.5 4.25 f •Carnarrpn ... 7.26 4.4S l 3 »Oroua Bridge 7.55 5.8 18 *Karere 8.15 5.25 28 Palmerston ... 8.36 430 R.45 t» *Bunnythorpe 9« 6« 6. in 84 PeUdim? S. 9-26 5.28 tt.ao *3 a^oombe(ar ; ; 9.66 6.0 70 '* Halcombe (dej 7.30 10.16 7-Ji* ; J£ Greattord 7-62 10.37 1.4%] #1 fcfeon .': 10.63 7 57; ■m Glen 11.7 B.^ M'-Tmkm* 11.30 8-SI9 $ >Wangaehu... 9.2 11.55 8.61 61 '-' ■';•'. p.m. " m *Fordell . . : . ::. 9>26 12.23^ tf% fffl »Matarawa . v , 9.451£^f” fi.3U fi9 *Okk" / ,-^M 8? *East 1Q.7 1.7 *- 9.62 82 *^ Tama ho. ...10.1(7 1.1P • 9.5$ B§| WangJW^ :-|10.20 1.20| \lOfi T>AT NO ATQRE TTf>N 3Q/ : CHIMNEY§ BTTII,y with, not mere than 100Q br)okn (al 1 oomplete) lor the above pri«"'^<^