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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 110, 22 January 1881, Page 4

POST OFFICE NOTICE. MAILS' ClLOSfe AT PALMERSTON. Foe DAILY. Feilding ... ... ...- 5 p.m. Halcombo .„ ...' ' ... 5 p.m. Greatford ... ... ... ■ 6 p.m. 8u115... ... ... ... 5 p.m. . . . Martdri' ... : ... ■ ... 6 p!m. , „ TurnJrina ;.-. ... ... .6 p.m.. TarracaEnd .:. ... ... 6p.m. -,n L ,Wellingtou* ... t - .-., ■■...- v... 7i4sp.ni.' .....BJ^DAILY-. ....: -„,; } ,-,,•:-,. .-,, Poxtpn " \,V- ' ' ':.. . , ... 11.30 a.m. „/i{.J<:.i;--: . «V: - . - 2/.. - : - ••'-.:.* •'7.45'p-m. : "Wiuigaimi . ... .. , «•■... .8 a,mi 1 i .v J j.' ; ;i!,j:-..J. - ji..:.-.vfc i : J '...'■■■ '•■s^ui.-' MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND PBTDAYS Makirio v . i ■'... . >' ■•' ..? 1 : - i : . j. ' ' - ■ 6'p.m. Napier and intermediate ... 8 p.m. , Master tpn ... . ... .. ...12.80..p.m.^5 -. * TtJESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND ' SATtmi. " ; '' ' •'" , ''" DAYS/ . ■" .- . /;, Trondheim '■ .>; y'• ... .:. 5 p.ml ! ''-'*' !I. ■ Pordell- ■/ 1.. ; ... ..., -Sp.m.. 1 Wangaehu * ... .„ ... 5 p.m. „; ; TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.- --" Karere ' "... ' .'„'■' ..."7.45 p.m. -; 'WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Ashurst ... ... .... ; .■■ noon. : - ■ Bfl^^r A.Gir I OnE) Inferior article* 'ZZ k? w*«^"»«»*sk _ wm »re sometimes f , 44&4H&J offered , and. recow-. :^ I __ '■ ■" 'mmdedtopvJrchtiser'*, iß@F7***s-*i6u) '. 1 'because -the' seller .«...:• .- ..- •:•., ■;;6u.y«. it *t a lower price, being 'of inferior quality, and, consequently, makes a larger profit. To avoid this, and receive^* ~g6od article m COFFEE andJPEPPER, o«4 for "CREASE'S, "-and tee that the name is on the package. Dompared -with .teoy other^ brands m the %'olony, it is not to. be equalled* * f^ld m Tina hy the principal Storekeepers throughout the dwtrict. / ; . ' r :. JUST BECEI¥ED. * . ;' i: ;. ; , 'a; choice, lot. _ ; ! '; '' \ .'■: :-. •':,•■''■' -:'.Of • : -'• '. ' "..,;■. -\ 7/ CHKISTMIS CAEDS, t ,\> r- i .•:-.- j ■■■-■/ Ay -^ y , Ejresh supply .■; . r .!:.. ■j: -;: : ? .': lof '..: >" ' T ••'/ •" •:: ■■ ..•;•;..;: suitable for 11 .' : ; ''" ■ : i , PRIZES & ,PRESEISrTS v ;.r;..= ' The usual discount allowed to Schools S J;P; XEART, : } v ' ; Tai ! Sqitabb PAIIMBBBTON NOBTH. . s PAINLESS DENTISTRY. ,i/r r. /^i eos se, ; " s SURGEC)N^ WNTIbT,. ;( r has commenced practising at Wanganut, ami inaj be consulted at his residence id Rid gway .Str.eet (corner cf St Hill ■■■;'>■-< ' - ■■-• i Artificial teeth constructed on an entire, new principal, sas; approved of m Englandj and Ajgnerica/; j extraction ., sf stump's not necessary. :, Satisfaction guaranteed m every case. Decaj'cd and aching teejtth made perfectly so'uh'd with' gold'Or metallic stop-Ptng-.i^v.-'irf'-i ::•;:-:••- --jChildren's teeth regulated. Painless] extractions — with Anaesthetic Either.- --; i TO THE PUBLIC OF i MANAWATU/ V I — •" ;.♦ '.-.- — . -/- [Facts are stubborn tbingi, while words are cheap, m fact cost nothing. We might follow ■ life ■ silly example indulged m by some journalists (?) and muWe a series of that- one .week we bad : a circulation.of 1000, the' next 1200 ; tlie third, 1500; and, so on, but would the publio belieVe us.. We think not- ,The Manawattt,Timeß is now five jears established, and for, nearly^three years was. the only paper, pub^lisbed'in'th'e County, and although we admit — for it would be nonsense to deny ifc~ the adventof^ojth^r journals f at and Feilding bas^prevented the large increase m jts| circulation which the P_ r ogr_?B? of the Oounty~would have given it, still its. circulation at the present Hme is larger tba'h before either of those papers came into existehfe ia'rid it has a pretty large number of regular subscribei's not. ohlrin those towns, but m Sandon Carnarvon, and on all other o.iltlyingjjojeidif in'^tbeCbunty. '^J wej before stated, we do not intend to make; silly boasts for people to laugh at, but we ' First, That THE Timbs has a guaranteed number of regular fubscribers OH© hundred 'and fifty tp I^jro. hundred iti excess of any paper published m Palme?Stop. .• ■■ vi . V' • Second, That its circulation m Palmerstoh alone is one hundred In excess' of sny paper published Hn-Falmers'ton, ■■■ ' v ' Third, That beside its—larger circulation the Borough; -we gW& a die|iin Jt pledge to prove by our books, that we jiate jearly-subscribers^allr&lbng^thifiFoxton Sidney jCreek, and.- Eangitikoi Koads } the towns. of -Eoxfon,- Feilding, Sandon, Bulls, .Majrtojn,; and) Wanganui." . • T" „ r ; Fourth, We are preparetf to take the num. bers printed eaoh issue for the pa??; mouth, makiYig T ft^Btaiutory declaration as to their correctness, if any oft lier journal will do the sirae,^n4. prove that we have a hundred ftnd fifty of a majority m emulation. .■-■■■ ■.<■ . ■ .•jGlhat isithe.way to let. the publio know wh eh paper has a genuine, and which a jbrujmmagein cirbi»lation. If this ohallenge ,is accepted well and good j if not Ist us then hear no more boasting which is as useless as. ijb jSj ridiculous, , .. .'•-,■. .; -We claim to have a. genuine circulation — from, year's end to year's end — distributed .a^ over, the County, and we are prepared to substantiate the assertions made above by allowing an inspection of our subscribers 1 books? jwe^are_the_paper which asserts that it has a circulation of four hundred and fifty to do the same, and' if it can show subscribers to within any thing like a hundred and fifty of that number, then we will give £5 to the Pajinerßtqn, Hospital,