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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 52, 30 June 1880, Page 4

WAITED KNOWJ^T.: • \ rpHAT S. WOODROOPE; has Aow: -L OPJINED L has new- Cabinet: OEKS HOP m Main^streefe, and sell "Wniture below Wellington Prices. B. K. JOKi)S a Blielfsniith, TEERACE END PALMERSTON, DU. J. is prepared to MANDPAC- • TURE WINBMILLSi on the latest and most approved plans. STEAM ENGINE'S REPAIRED. Turning Lathe on the ground. All kinds of ORNAMENTAL ItAILLINGr and gates. Superior de* signs for GRAVE FENCES, All work executed at : - ■>' .■=-..•>■■■-..■ .- ■ PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, ■ A coach builder and wheelwright is an the works. - A number o£ Newlydnftde wheelbarrows for sale. BFTCHERIN G .NOTICE- | I hereby notify , that I ihaye this day: purchased from Mr. Mackie,, ,andopened, that Butchery lately^conducted by him. and hope % 'killing, nothing, but first-class stock, combined with' civility and moderate 'charges to^merif; a fair share of public patronage. ---„ : FREDK. COLLINS, March 30, 1880. •'.... With reference to the aboTe, I beg to notify that I have to-day surrendered to Mr. F. Collins, the lease, «fee., of the above business* lately' conducted by me, and would solicit an' increased amount of. patronage on his behalf. ROBERT MACEIE; March 30, 1880. ■ .' " ! PUBLIC NO TIO E i — — •■'■ ' - :. In future, persons requiring Allotments m Palmerstoh ]\orth' Public Cemetery, for the purposes of Jnter.-; ment, must apply to the .Town Clerk - for particulars, and also pay the stated; fees. . r.; j Mr, James Lauren sen is the only person autherised to dig graves. ' (Signed) JAMES LINTON, Hon. Sec. Feb. 19, 1880. T\f I L L I AM PIF %' Chemist and Dbuggist, ; WILLIS STEEET, WELLTNaTQ^> '.. Importer of drugs and chemicalSißritisl ■ s^iid American herbs, <Ssc. HSFEY GARDES Fbuite^e.e aa'C General Dealeb, THE SQUARE, PALMERS,TQ^, (Shop lately occupied by Mr. Pefpeb. Saddler, Tb,e very best of Hobart Town Fru.it always on hatid. PRIME LEGS OF MUTTOk,\ 65£*fro;m Id. tol|d, per lb.^^i MR. GREEXf WO OB Dentist. GREYTON STREET WANGANUI Will RE-VISIT PALMERSTQN m • MAY J. J. LEE, COACH BTJIL DE E' . ' AND ".•'■' . . ;.. . I WHEELWRIGHT,- \ TERRACE -ESf D .., \uPalmbbbton -Nobth, v -' Begs to igform the '.inhabitants of Palmerston: T and surrounding districts that he has opened a shop, on the Premises of ~Mr. JONES', Blacksmith, and hopes by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. Buggies and Dog Carts, sprays, &<z., made to order. Repairs 'done m a Workmanlike, manner and ou the Shortest Notice. i^EATEFUL. — COMFORTING EPP'S irOOOA. BREAEFAST. \ By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of diges- . tion and nutrition, and by a carof ill application of the fine properties of TceH-seiectesl Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided pur break-' fast tables with a deh'catoly-flayored .beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. 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 floating around us ready to attack' wherever there is. a jnreak point. "Wo may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly-nouwshed frame. — See article, m the " Civil Service Gazette.') Made simply w^th. boiling Tsrate.r.,os milX. Sold only m packets or tins, tabelledr-r JAMJIS EPPS & CO.. CaJSJtISTJJ, IiOND.OK.