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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 63, 26 May 1877, Page 4

X O H N W. L I D D E L L, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, FOXTON AND PALMEBSTON. "ITTOOLCOCK AND HOSKINGS, Geneeal Blacksmiths and Fabeiees, Next to Post Office, Paimerston. Work done on. shortest notice. Agricultural and other implements repaired. An experienced Wheelwright constantly on the premises. T G. A N. S T E E, Bdildeb and Contbactob, • " Cabinet' Makeb and Undebtakeb, Broad Street, PALMEESTON NOETH. T O.H N POLL OO X, BAKEE, OONPEGTIONEE, &o ? .. Terrace End, . PalmebstonMSTobth. ifr 0 T I C- E. R. JOHNSON Begs to inform -his friends and the public of Paimerston and the surrounding .district, that if they want a good-fitting and well-made Silit'of Clothes, m which the best article will be given for the money, they can obtain"" the same from him at a reasonable cost. R. JOHNSON, * * TAILOE AND DEAPEE, The Square, PAI/MEBSttON NOBTH. JOHN HARRIS, Boot and Shoemaker, In thanking the public for the liberal patronage accorded to him,begs to announce that he has Removed into his New Premises, near the Foresters' Hall, close to the corner of the Square, where he'is prepared to execute orders with punctuality, and despatch. "Ti/r is s m. a;lde.rson, Dressmaker & Milliner, The House lately m occupation of Mr. P. SIEWABT, ' ' ; : M-A I N STJ-.IES;' Paimerston North.,