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Manawatu Times, Volume IV, Issue 91, 20 November 1880, Page 1

m Jordan Begs to inform his numerous friends and the Public that he HAS REMOVED To his new premises, NEXT TO MR METARD'S. Where he hopes to see all his old friends and quite as many new ones, A well assorted Btock of thebest. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL SADDLERY. Always kept m stock and EVERY REQUISITE OP THE TRADE ON HAND. SLESINGER'S PATENT MEDI CINES FOR HORSES Kept m stock. No owner of a horse should be without them. T. JORDAN, Saddler, The Squar . xjrr r. dIMo nD. BOOT AND SHOE MAKER. Begs to announce to the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding dictrict that he has on hand a choice and wellselected Stock of English and Colonial BOOTS & SHOES. N. B. — Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots of the latest fashion made to order. Note thb Addbess! W. R. DIMOND, The Square, Palmerston North. TTENRY KIBBLEWHITE COACH PAINTER & WRITFR TERRACE END PALMER STON. H. K. having erected premises m Main street, Terrace End, is prepared to execute all kinds of fancy ornamental, and decorative coach painting according to the newest designs, and upon the most reasonable terms, and trusts by his prompt attention to orders with which he may be favored to sec me a liberal share of patronage. VTTOOLCOCK AND HOSKINGB General Blacksmiths and Fabeiees Next to Post Office, Palmerston. Work done on shortest notice. Agricultural and other implements repaired. An experienced "Wheelwright constant Jy on the premises. H. I. JONES. Importer of BOOKS & STATIONERY, The ' Australasian ' and all magazines newspapers supplied) VICTORIA AVENUE WANGANUI. HC COLLINSON • pobtkait and landscape Photo&bapher. THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. N.B. It is desirable when possible to make an appointment as H.C.C is not always at home. LADIES' SCHOOL. Palmerston. TMTI S S E S YOUNG English, Music, French, Drawing, and Painting. Terms on application, THOMAS MONTAGUE Taonui Street, PALMEB6TON NoETH. ' Well-sinking done on reasonable terms Chimneys swept, and Night business attended to. All orders, either verbal or by letter* punctually attended to.