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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 66, 28 August 1880, Page 4

FURNITURE. I . ... ..,.,,...' -at". -. .. „--.. ,■ . ! PRICES LOWER THAN EVEE.; GEORGE WQODRPFFE. : BEGS to 'ihti'mate that having -madej arrangements '-with a Welling-! ton wholesale housed; heris prepared to supply persons furnishing at the most reasonable rates. ' Alikind3 of furniture made to order. Repairs promptlyand neatly executed. D. R. JONES, ! Blacksmith, j TERRACE END PALMEESTON, ]'. El R. Jis prepared to MANUFAC- '• TUBE WINDMILLS, on the latest and most approved plans. ! STEAM ENGINE 1 S REPAIRED. Turning Lathe on the ground. All kinds of ORNAMENTAL RAILLING and gates. Superior designs for GRAVE FENCES. All work executed at ■•■:'' PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. /: A coach builder and wheelwright is on the works. • ' * A number of Newly-made wheolbarrows for sale. f '; BUTCHJBRJN G. IfOTKfiB I hereby notify that I have .this dar purchased from Mr. Mackib, and' opened, that Butchery lately, conducted! by him, and hope by killing nothing,hut first-class stock, combined with civility and moderate charges to merit a fair share of public patronage. ' fredk: collins. ; March 30, 1880. > ' With reference, to th« abpTe, I beg to = notify that I have t6-day Surrenderedto Mr. F. Collins, the lease, &c, of the above business, lately conducted By d me, and would solicit an increased"' amount of patronage on his behalf. | . ROBERT MACEIE. \ " March 30, 1880. V : : T I) IT B L.I 'C NOTICE" V *. ' — ■ '■■■■:'*■■ — - : P In tuture, persons requiring Allotments m Palmerston North Public Cemetery, for the purposes; of- Interment, must apply to the TpwniClei;k" ! for particulars, and also pay the stated fees. ■' ' : ' ' ■" '■'. ; .;'"■, „." I ; Mr, James Laurensen is the only person authorised to dig graves. ; (Signed) JAMES LINTON; ■';} i [ _ , ,■'■ vHon. See. I ■''■ Feb. 19,1880. - V p JT E N R Y GARDES FBtTITEREE A.KD GENEBI.L DEILEE, I _ I , I THE SQUARE, PALMERSTQtf. (Shop lately occupied by Mr. Peppee'. Saddler. i ' The very best of Hobart Town Fruit always on hand. PRIME LEGS OF MUTTON,\ teSTfrom Id. to l^d. per lb.jgj ME. 6.88-B NWO O D Deniisi. GREYTOJSr STREET WAN^AKUI WiU RE-VISIT PALMERSTON m AUGUST. J. J. LEE, COACH BUILDER AND ! WHEELWRIGHT, | TERRACE END, I PAIMEBSTOIf FOBTH, ' Begs to inform the inhabitants", of Palmerston 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, Drays, <fcc.,i made to order. V Repairs done m a Workmanlike manner and on the Shorte«t Notice*. j pRATEFUL. — COMFORTING EPPS'S G'O^OA ! BREAKFAST;: : ? By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digegtion and nutrition, and by a caroful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provide^ o v tir brpak--: fast tables with a delicately-flavored" beverage which may save us many 1 heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious^Uße":ef;sajjbA: articles of diet that a constitution may be gradnally built up until strong^'enough 'to resist every te'ndency-tojdiseaseVi Hundredi of subtle maladies are floating aroand us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many' a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves r well f ortifled w^th puW ' blood' and a properly -nourished frame.— : ASe# article m the "Civil "Service Gazette." 1 Made simply withbpiling ; wat^ro? isi^kj Sold only m packets ox tins, labelle.el-r4 JAMES EPPS i& 00^^) T Homoeopa^hio Q«Bii;sa:sY Lo^^si »