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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1327, 22 October 1884, Page 3

: "V^ . H. NBTTLBSHII', LATE JAMES KING & CO Victoria Avenue, Wangamii., "\m/OKKINR JEWELLEKH AND W GOLDSMITHS. Every description of work manufactured oo the premises. - * By Special .^l 4i£ ~M^ Appointment To hia Ex- To his Excel. ceUency Sir S^WC|Sg lency st X Robinson 8 - *$P*Sa&£!b thur Gordou An -td His Excellency Sir W. Jervois, G-C.M.G W. LITTLE JOHN, & Son., Watchmakees, TEWELLEIiS and OPTICANS, U Lambton Quay, Wellington, and Queen street, . Masterton. On hand, a select assortment of First Class Gold and Silver Watches; also, the newest designs m Jewellery. Prices on application. Watches sent by post to any part of the Colony. JAMES KING, WATCHMAKER* GOLD & SILVER SMITH, AND Manufacturing Jeweller* (Opposite Royal Oak Hotel) CUBA. STREET, WELLINGTON Orders for the trade carefully attended to. The largest stock of Stones and Gems m the colony. . .TERRACE END VETERINARY FORGE POAD & BRAZIER BEG to notify that they;have OPEN - ED the. shop at Terrace End, as VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE and GENERAL SMITHY. HORSES CAEEFULT SHOD. All other work done at> > lowest : • onceß: COMMERCIAL HOTEL The Square, Palmerston. frMk MINGLE and LOU^LE Bu?py Jand O • tot i ) « ,i t* t. , ; : lliie. est Tf OBsible nccoinmodation for, Eacirg uind Siud. Horses., -' ', i -i ••••■■' '' * ■ i ? "_■[.■' f GOOD' PADDOCKING N.B.— R. Walker, Veteiinary Surgeon, wQI attend the Stable daily. ' ' )' LTjNAfT.GiAd.jr.u;' ';.'. u^ited/manaw.atu lodge, ••■"■ ; : - ;i: ; " r ", I HE Installation' of 'Woishipful 1 Master ftna^nNrestitute- of Officers of \'bove Lodge will take place at the Freemasons' Hall, Palmer* ston North oo .Thursday* 28rd •■Oat:,) 1884, at 8 p.m. ! " (i " ' Visiting .Brethren invited. . . x '"■ THOMAS S. HOEV Secretaryi 'PEN DE RS fw*e invited for the '. reJL moval of Tenjperance Hall,. from, its preseut ' site to a cite hear Mr . W hitehead's shop m Main street. Tenders addressed to "the secret tary I.p.R.'! will be received up to Thuraditty, 28rd s inst at 6 p.m. l JOHN POAD, Sec. 1.0. R. ■ JOSEPH BEiLE, BUTCHER. .PALMERSTON NORTH, oi(jlß DIVAN^ "\TOVELS from ' 6d each, Xi At S* Abrahams' Two-bladed Paper Knives from Is At S. Abrahams* Cherry Pipes from 3d each. At S.. Abiahams' Cigarette Cases ifrom 6d each ■ At S, Abrahams' Concertinas froim 6s 6d eachv „' ' . f, ' * i -*- 1 v AtS. Abrahams^ Tobacco Touches from Is each At ; S. Abrahams' A variety of Cigarette Tobacco, . Holders, Paper"&c. At S. Abrahams' A variety of Piperf^ Cigars and^ Tobaccos At S. Abrahams ! Bell and Black's i Vestas. 6d dor. ., .• ' ! SS : At S. Abrahams' A variety of Notepaper and " ' - Envelopes .At S. Abrahams' Fancy Goods &c, Cheap , ; :At S. Abrahams' Th 6 Best Cigarettes,; Scent, &c, , i i "* , . At o. Abrahams' SiEUBFN lELF, I -BLACKSMITH--WHEELWRIGHT, AND SHOEING SMITH. of Eangitikei street; = and Cuba , . Street.) PALMERSTON NORTH, Next Clarendon Hotel. .;* t Shoeing done, with rare, anu on an en« r ,■ tireij new principle i Ml descriptions of General Blacksmith' work done : Fehicles and Agricultural linplementmade and repaired. ji 1 k:i-.i * M*rt<H.* v - i.w -'-v -vCfIAHQZA HOPBBATB,