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. tj— y^NJ / —\ BOOTS, SHOES, BLIPPEES AND LEGGINGS. Largest Stock in Town. KUEBEBT GOODS IN ENDLESS VATiIBTY VROM 1/6OIB.LW Genvas f-hc-oa Ir. m 1/11 | BOSS' ?t.pnn Roots, nftliec1, 4/CxirU' Oojd Lie. Hoots. 7 13, ffoai 4/6 | Boy-1 Light B^inor.ila end hht-otera Girk' Cnlf Boots from 6/- I Boy.-' Wulklrxj Khoea froa 4/OIrJV Oi^e Boo!. f,< m 0/0 I Vou-.lu' U K hj lJrfmors U «nd bboclere Girl-.' T«u Keota frcm 5/11 I Vcuthh' K«P He'.vy \Valorh ß ht3 FOB- ALL W^AK^RH. LATEST STALES AND SHADES IN TAN GOODS. I adioK1 KactfßmUu Lboo Bcote 12/G L?.<h' b' Gir.cn Lm.o Sh)f s from sfr Ladi.B' Oiilf Waiting Hoots from P/6 Ladiss' Bls«!£ 2 Strap Shoes from 4/6 L»aie b ' Morocco B.:ot-t, 11/- 1..r.di.-!b' C-.raet Sl.ppera {~-m 2/----1 adic»' Tan Boots from 0/ 11 »-=''««•-' iic^' ' ;l-^ s »«e'" B £f;?} 6/° La-Ji^' Airorioan Boots from 11/6 Lsdi-V ISveraufi Uom 1/U FOR ALL WEATH.I.OK.S. Uor-U1 AmerMn Bocts Irom 12/6 Gstjlb' t>trc-nj! Co -Vo.- : di -'hoolw. 17/G ficn'b' Ph.r. raß Bh ole-is Genta' Go!. ISoWaIB from fi/H Gec:s' Kargarßttß J3oot ß from.lß/6.-. ttcats' Waiting Shoo-£ir.!ii 6/6 Gents' Oxforcl Sliocs from 8/6 Gent-,' Canvas Shorn, leaiboi Loots, r./0 Gertß' Calf Shooting Boots irom 16/6 Gents' Elastio Sids 80..ta Gentß Tanßo-ts (laJett shaa'os) from 10/6 Ganta1 SHppnrF, Umzw, oto. Gente I'orpoise Shooting Boois QontB1 Oanvaffbhons 4/6 fHnib' Tecnis bhoes from 4/8 GeDt.,' Blu-hers 4/6 (ecta Strong Nailed fchcoteiE from 9/- | Loatber Polishes, Nails, etc., otc. KANGARATTA BOOTS AND SHOES, ' NOTHING LIKE THEM—MADE ONLY BY US. WELT-BBWN || BEST LEATHER KANGARATTA j| hand sew^peocess BOOTS & SHOES. Jl^_ MOST COMFOBTABLB THE SQUAEE, PALMERSTON NORTH,

MANAWATU AND CLUB HOTEL . STABLES. H. WOMJFIELD, PROPRIETOR, LANDAUS, Victoria?, Buggies and Gigs always on hire at either of tho commodious and central stables now occupied by tbe above. Saddle and harness horses supplied at the shortest notice. Horso clipping at current rates and all work guaranteed. All vehicles kept under cover. Telephono Manawatu Stablos, 112; telophono Club Hotel Jl3. H. AVOODFIELD, Proprietor. PAI, M JSIiBTOH NORTH VETERINAEY SHOEING FORGE, Cora ;r «"f lir.ngitikei and Ouba Sta. (liest Clarendon Hotel). W- T. Wood, PEQPEIETOB. | A uL descriptions of General Black- £&_ sm tli*; work donor Agricultural Implements mado and repaifc ■*. Shoeing done with care and on an entirely new principle, uador tho peraoaffis supo rvij:iODof the proprietor. All Work Guurfttced. Charges Moderate TOST OFFICE BTOKB Cdba Steeet, Palnwston Mjrth, ; EHES.iL BTCKEKJSEPEh ond PBO VI DUCE DEALEIi. House Rtid Lap.l' Ags.'U, 9r<r.a of ail sorts mour!.S ■tnd Bold. fi. W, DAVIDSON & CO., AGENTS FOR THE KAIPAEORA SAWMILLS. OEDEES taken for all kinda oi milling timber at market rates. We also act as Grain and Produce Brokers, &o. Office—Old Council Chambers, tho Square, Palmerston North. WISHING TACKLE. w. ». "mart, GUtftfAKfiß, MAIN-STEEET WEST (PalmebSton North), JUST AEEIVED—A large and varied assortment of "Fishing requisites, comprising:— UCV3 LINES l-.EELS TRACKS CASTS MINNOWS J'LlEd BOOKS GUI' FH BOOKS WADERS CASKETS &0,, &C. Eods and Tackle Eepaircd. PALMKESTON KOETiI. a * YEARS' Bill Posting for theatrical /it) companies and others. 18 still at the old gumo Bills sent by post attended to. Express and lorry always ready to meet agents and companies at all hours MES WILSHIEE has great pleasure I in announcing to tho ladies in ' Palmerston North and surrounding district that she has returned to Pahnerstou and resumed nuriDg. Lndiis attended in town or country, and has also comfortable suite o rooms for ladios duriDg i-ccouchmenfc. Address -Mrs Wiltshire Ladies Nurse, King-street, PalmerstoD. TIME-TABLE foe the CAENAEVON AND PALMEBSTON COACH. Telephorjo No. 108. ON and after September 3n3, 1900, the above Coach will run as under:— ( Leaves Carnarvon ... 7 0 a.m. ,; Ohoko 7.45 a.m. ~ Sandou 3.30 a.m. „ Avvahuri 9.30 a.m. ArrivesPiilinorston ... 10.45 a.m. Leaves P-tlmerston ... 5.45 p.m. (Dawick's City Buffet) Leaves Awahuri 5.10 p.m. ~ S-iudon 615 p.m. ~ Ohoko 70 p.m. Arrives Carnarvon ... 7.45 p.m, The above Coach will connect at j Awahuri with the Eongotea and Feild- j ing Eoyal Mail Coach. Passengers and Parcels carried at reasonable rates. All parcels left at Mr Tarrant's Store, Awahuri. will be carefully attended to H. HINKS, Proprietor. CLUB STABLES.

I THE VERY LATEST IN ; BICYCLEB. ■ Tt-sALIj SFOKES AND BALTj AND :15 EOfLER IJEAEINGS. Can't fail \9 go eatiiy. CleveSands L-ad tho way in Kenoral conntruoiion aad goD«iue siTsproveuier.ts. Kew maohines just a?rivea. 1000 Pat ere. Pricas Irom £17 upwards. ! Arab Bicycles Navtr bronk down cr give trouble, for ti Cj sro BUILT AS TEEY SHOULD BE From B.S.A. parts end all the beat matfiial^. Bateigbs aH(I InipeFiass STOCKED. j And other makes procured if required. EEPAIES A SPECIALITY. COME AND SEE I Gh H« Byorofb AKD GO., The Square, Palmergton Korib. Red Bird Bicycles 1800 MODEL EED BIBD MODEL, 52. BED BIRD MODEL, 55. BLACK BIED MACHINES. WE claim to have iho most complete improvements £ >r thes9 machines, which are unrivalled by liny others on the market. «J • J3 All A- -» i Manawatu Cakeiaok Factory, LOCAL AGENT. Dayton s AND Orients. LATEST IMPEOVEMENT3. Best Quality. Ebduced Prices, «g'2O ass«l «23. TjiITTED with BALDWIN CHAIN jP (every link detachable by hand. New Patentee Crank Fastening and mproved bearin OXIDYZED TUBING (prevents rust inside. Repairjs By a Eoliable Engineer, gtoyo enamelling done on the pjemiaoa. Broken, Frames Ee-bui-t. Large Stock of Tyres, rhplicato Parts, p,nd Accessories. G» H."SCOTT, NEXT THE BON MAECHB, THE SQUARE. G.P.O. Box 86. AS nay new aeasoi 'b Bicycles and Sondries are daily ospeoted I am anxious to clear wy largo stock of secondhand Bicycles »nd will do co at tbe Xfollowing prices : — Hollis Bicycle (nearly new)... £15 iKidge-W'hitworlb We Flier -G3 10s Victor £8 Eedßird £? Collitr Two Speed £o Swjft M 108 Cleyelaid 10s London (Lady'r; . ■■• ••• Atalanta 'La'lv's) Hollis (L^y'O ' £18 10s Grilli Sociable £18 J. B. CLAEKBON, NEXT PiEE BEIGAUE STATION, THE SQDAEE. ~~L, G. WEST, A.r«Stitc<iii DISTEIUT AGENT North German Insurance Company, Land and Ho use Agent. OFFICE — O orner Kacgitikei and Uaba-streots. Private Eesidecc, Htzl-utbert bt. Telephone, 25. Box 45. P. 0.. Pf«lmeraton Norili. ~t7me-table foe eongotea COACHES. ON and after the 26th May, 1898, a coach will leave Eongotea daily at 8.30 for Palmeraton; via Awahuri at 9.30 ; Palmerston arrive at 10.50. Will leaye Palmerston in the afternoon after tho Wellington, Misterton and Napier trains arrive. Will leave The Buffet at 4.20 pi-tn. A. G. HICKFOED, ! . Proprietor.

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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6825, 16 October 1900, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6825, 16 October 1900, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6825, 16 October 1900, Page 1

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