W. H. NETTLE SHIP,' LATE JAMES KING &'OO Victoria Avenue, Wanganui., WORKING JEWELLERS AND GOLDSMITHS. Every description of work manufactured on the premises. By Special <^^ MStb "^^k Appointment . To hia Ex- JsPttUtms££t«< Tn M. T!tml. cellency, Sir ) lency, Sir ArHercules feSEgjg^^ thur Gordon An to His Excellency Sir W. Jervois, G-CM.G W. LITTLE JOHN, & Son., WATCHMAKERS, , TEWELLERS and OPTICANS, el Lam bton Quay, Wellington, and Queen street, Masterton. On hand, a select assortment of First Class Gold and Silver Watches ; also, the neVrest designs m Jewellery. . T Prices on application. Watches sent by post to*any part of the t . Colony. 'XAMES KING, WATCHMAEeT* d GOLD & SILVER SMITH, ANP 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. EEG to notify that they have OPEN. ED the shop at Terrace End, as VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE and: GENERAL ! SMITHY. HOBSES CAEEFULY SHOD. All other work done at lowest , I* Dricesi , , Temple of Fashion. - Arrival. of -'■■■ '"■* i WINTER SIOCK i /CHOICE and fashionable assort\j\ ment just to hand direct from the' SCOTOk and ENGLISH MARKETS and MOS3EIL AND KAIAPOI TEMPLE OP FASHION, Next Foresters Hall. JOSEPHBEALE, BUTCHER, Palmerston north, . : ■•■•■.'■ ■jitj'ii/ t-.'-.y:;:;.- -j\ ■. ;i: ro' ) .'<r'>i' OI&AR DIVAN, "TVPOVEts from 6d. each, ; . 1\ ! ; ... ; At.S. Abrahams' Two-bladed Paper Knives from Is/ ; ■.■>. : :.■■ , At S. Abrahams' Cherry Pipes from. 3d each. . - ; ■ • At S. Abrahams' Cigarette Cases from 6d each ; ; . . : At S.Abrahams' ConcertiDas from 6d each • - : ' At S. Abrahams' Tobacco Pouches from Is each : : ' At S. Abrahams' A variety of Cigarette Tobacco, Holders, Paper &c. At S. Abrahams' A" variety of Pipes, Cigars and Tobaccos At S. Abrahams Bell and Black's Vestas 6d doz. ; . At S. Abrahams' A variety of Notepaper and Envelopes . At S Abrahams' Fancy Goods &c, Cheap ; • . ; At S. Abrahams' The Best Cigarettes, Scent, &c. At o. Abrahams' s. abrlhamsPeopeietor. REUBEN EELF, -BLACKSMITHWHEELWRIGHT, AND SHOEING SMITH, " of Rangitikei street and Cuba Street.) PALMERSTON NORTH, Next Clarendon Hotel. Shoeing done with care, anu on an en* tireij new principle, All descriptions of General Blacksmith' work done rehicles and Agricultural linpleqaentmade and repaired. OHABG3M MODERATE. liOTAL HOTEL, AIiMEESTON NOBTH. (Late of Wellington), ; BEGS to intimate to the residents of Palmerston and tke travels ling public, that he has taken the j above hotel, and is prepared to cater to their wants m a thoroughly effis ient way. j ALES, BEERS, WINES & SPIRITS of the best quality only kept. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION for travellers and families. GOOD STABLING. Horses and buggies always < on hire: The Napier Coach leaves 15 the Royax Hotel daily at 6.20 a.m." h ' On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Coaches leave the Hoxal Hotel ioxMaatei-ton at 1,30 pML {
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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1332, 28 October 1884, Page 4
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