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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 111, 28 January 1880, Page 4

"OOOTS AND SHOES. R. ALLINGHATVf . The Square, Palmeiston North, Begs to inform hisitnumerous Customers and the Public at large, that he has ; j'riS T EECEIVED a Large Assortment of LADIES 1 ATD CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, suitable for Summer Wear; also, MEN'S OXONIAN AND DERBY SHOES, which he is prepared to sell at WELLINGTON PRICES. Frpry description of Boots and Simon made to order, at', the lowest possible prices. Fit and Workmanship guaranteed, ' i MAP OF MANAWATIT. FOR SALE, price £3 35., a splendid and complete Map of the County of Manawfltu, giving the most minute information with regard to every township iv the County.- Its size ts-53 x 36 inches, mounted on rollers and oanvas, colored and varnished. Copies can be obtained at Mr. METARD'S, Sojcjare, Pa^vibuston North. rniMBER ! TIMBER ! TIMBER ! KELVIN GROVE SAWMILL. Messrs. Gillies and Henderson are now prepared to supply TOTARA, RJMU, MATAI, and WHITE PINE At the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Kelvin Gbove Sawmill, TEREACE END, PA^MERgTPN N. /GRATEFUL. — COMFORTING. vjr — EPP'S COCOA. BREAKFAST, By a thorough knowledfjß of the natural lows whirh govern the operation.-* of digestion uiul nutrition, and by a earuiu! application of the fine properties ut' vtvll -selected Coppa. $fr. Epps has provided our breakfast tablea with a delicately- Qavuittd beyer.ta(3 which may save us many heavy doutuiV billet. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up 'until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, hundreds of subtle maladies are flq^ljng around us ready to attack wherever there is a we»k point, We iijav escape many a fatal shaft by keapiug ourselves well fortified with pure blopd and a properly -nourished frame. — See article m the " Cioil Service Gazette" Matte sjuiply with boiling water or milk. Sold only m packets or tins, labelled — JAMES EP-PS & CO., IIOMffiOPATHIp CfIJSitISTS, LONDON,. VTEW ZEALAND DAILWAYS W ASGAN UI-M A.N A WAT U S E OTI Q^ TIME TABLE. gQUTH. ___ , DEPAT PaOM — A.M. A.M. P.M. Wanj-anui 6.4511.25 4.15 2 *Aramr,ho 6.5511.35 4.23 2*r<:ustTown 7.0 11.38 4.26 7, *Okoia 7.1711.55 4.4:J 8 *Maiaia\va /. 22 12.0 4.48 p.m. 12| *LA>r.«lell 7.45|12.2Q 5.7 171 *WauuHi«hu 8.15112.48 5.29 22| Turakiim 8.40J 1.11 5.51 •2S : *Boiu)v- c^ien 9.8 | 1.31 6.11 Bal Mnrton 9.22 1.43 6.23 36 ■■ Gn-aiford 9.38 1.58 6.38 42 Halcouibe (arrive) 10.0 2.20 7.0 Hak-ombe (depart) 10.15 2.3S 7.15 50 Fcildinjj.... 1 ..1Q.50 3.5 7.42 65 »Uu.naythorpe H-12 3.27 8.0 ;62 Paluier»ton 11.48 4-3 8.g5 p.m. IU7 *^arere ,v I^.B 8.43 ! 72, Orona £iid«t> 12.28 92 79) *Caruarvon 12.57 9.30 f 861 Foxton l.ia 9.6U NORTH. _ _ — — . [~ DEPAT FIiJH A.M. A.«. '?.M. B-V- - -15. ' ! ■ F0xt0n ......... 7-5 4.25 ,5 *Carnarvon..; 7-26 4.43 \% *Oroua Bridge 7-5& 5.8 JJ-*i:«H'ero 8.16 5.25 lif P,Uu«VBto W ... > 8.35, 4-30 6.45 «| *Buii B ythorpe 9.5 5-6 6.10 FeildiuK ..:.. M 5 6-28 6.30 4 * Halcombe (ar. 9.56 t 6.U 7.0 Hak-ombe (de. 7-3010.15 7,20 48 Greatford 7.52:10.37 7-42 53 Marton 10.53 7.57 66 *Bonny Glen H-7 8-9 2 Turakina 11.30 8-20 W, • Wangaehu... 9.2 11.55 8.51 p.m. 73 *Fordoll ."• 925) 12.23 9.13 76 *Matarawa... \)M[\2.4a 9.30 78 *Okia J 9.501^.5U 9-35 82 *East Town... 10.7 17 9-52 82 *Ai-Bmaho ...10.10 1.10 «.5u • 86) Wangauui ...fi0.20( 1,20J 10.6 T>AY NO MOSE THAN 30/CHIMNEYS BTTILT with not more than 1000 brirks (411 copiplete) for the above price. LAURENCE F, HANLON,