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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 149, 11 June 1881, Page 1

PALMERSION READY MONEY STORE WINTER SEASON, 1881. mHE MANAGER has much pleasure ia announcing to the inhabitants qf Palmerston and the surrounding districts, that EVERY DEPARTMENT is now REPLETE with the LATEST PRODUOTIONS of the BRITISH and CONTINENTAL MARKETS. EVERY REQUISITE For the PRESENT SEASON Is now to be found at THE R.M. STORE. DRAPEIiY DEPARTMENT. Blankets, Flannels, Calicoes, Sheet- . ings, Hollands Foifars, Glass Cloth*, Tea Cloths, Towellings, Ticks . • Moleskins, Cotton Shirtings, Crimean Shirtings Huckaback Towt-Is,' Honeycomb Towels, Turkish Towels Plain Winceys, Checked Winceys, Serges, Satine Cloths Costume Cloths, Wool Beiges, Merinoes, Plaids; &c, &c, &c. Seal Hata, Plush Hat?, Plash md Satin Hats Plush and Seal Hats, Velvet Hats, Straw Hafs.in all the newest shapes New Flowers, -New Feathers,, New Trimmings, New Fringes, Buttonu, Laces, and Ribbons Evening Flowers, Two-button Kid Gloves, light shade for evening wear ; Two-button KjdGloves, dark drabs and m black. • ■[■ ■ 1 A Choice Assortment of WOOL GOODS, Ice Wool Squares add Ties ' " Operettas, Opera Necklets; Wool Squares, white and all shade* Men's and Boys 1 Clothing, m great i , -variety ••; ?- ,> ,- : ---.- ■ ..'.'■ !< ! Men's and Boys'; Tweed and Felt* Hats and Caps .; ■■ ■■ Kaiapoi and English; Tweeds, *, - : Mackintoshes and Oilskins, and Sou* westers. ' .'," The Largest Assortment: of • ' BOOTS AND SH.OJfIS m, the country. Ladies 1 and Children's' Jackets arid Ulsters "'.' " ' '' r ■ '*. American Leathers and Table Baizes . .• j ,' si „ , ,• ; Window Hollands, white. and green, all widths .' r i:i; i "'• Linoleum, Oilcloths, and Carpets China and Cocoa-nut Mattings • Hearth Rugs and Door ' Mats. - — ,-000' — ~1-.[j:.¥-? ■ ] HOSIERft ■;"■;:: The very extensive business done i» this Department necessitates, the most vari«d and useful stock procurable. -The stock being so very large and exceptionally good value this season, AN INSPECTION by our Customers would give more' idea of the assortment than any adver- ' tisement could do. ooo — — FANCY GOODS. Perfumery, Washes Stationery, Books Ornaments, Toys ".. ' Brackets, Baskets, ; . &c, &c, &c. !'■ 000-^t— GROCERY. Every requite for the Household at the most reasonable -charges. IRONMONGERY. This department is now well supplied with the genera^ requisites, of the settles m. the district.. * ' CROCKERY. A very large assortment just, opened 1 1 1 .. -. 000— — - Licenscd^to deal m— ■. , G7JN.S AND' AMMU-NETION, „ P«.-W;l'er, Shot, Caps, Cartridges, Fuse, an.ti Powder. .•;"., I. G. rOWLER, Manager. J