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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 170, 2 November 1881, Page 4

B. MARTIN, HAS DLXIXG AND DRAWING- - koom, axd Passage paprks, WJ-TH flAl><)« TO MATCH. S^* These goods are vt*y Superior. . Also on band.— \ larjre f-'fnek nC Boiled «isd Raw Oil, f}-. nnine White Lead, Paint.* m tins, refif'y'inixvd, Colors of (very ;h> crip- ion. Va: niches, Japvns. "Winrl w (ihiss, Plate Glass. Silver Pinto l.rolcing Cl>-sy, Ac. A LARGE ASoOKTAJENT ■ . of PICTURE FRAME M 0l T LDING->. H.~MAKTIN, rE ARO PA PERU ANG ING WBRPHOVSE. Mannkb-^trefx .. Wkllington CO-OPERATIVE STORES, . < 'rvo iTb TttF PctiTcn Ohujch, Wil]i.-!-trect,; M r ELLI? G" ON. JAMESON BftOS&CO. G R' ' CBK S, AND WIN X AND SPIRIT MIR( ; U A NTS, m>PEtt vnhtf-iTinsßT. > TTAVE ON SALE,— JL.L fiO half chests Ten, at 2s dd per lb 80 do. flo. at .15 ..8 d ... 800 Boxes Tea ...23s per box 25 Tons IVY Sugar at 42s perewt 2o Tons I.C. Sugar ... 38s ... 1 5. Tons 0. .:. ... 34a ... 1000 Boxes Candles ... 9dpcrlb Matches ... 5s gross -W. 11. ... 15s cwfc iS-.ilinon ... 9s dozen Lobsters " ... 9s Cii'-r.-tnU * ... 7d per lb Kui-iiis ... 9d ... Pickles ... 10s dozen Ssuko > „. 8a ... Yin gar ... 2s Gd gal. ALL Ot IIK II GOODS •qnally low, I' 1 , o. I)., at Welli»g ! on. No charge for cas-es. ' Wt are prepared te» take any quantity of Fiil«>ll HU'I TPIK, weekly packed m the-lump, and »iv« cash, or goods iv t-'xehajigy-Note th« n'lrlrr<;=!— JA.MK ON, Bl'OS. & CO , Upper Willis-street, Wellington. liirOKTAXT TO EVEIIYONH. H; WOLLIEMAN HAS JUST ADDED to his bottling liH'ii-.ess, that of C OCiKY STORES. Of which ovcry article m the trade .-:in bu j-ioturv<l, at extremely Low Pricks, Winff, i>ni sjirits o? the very best hrptid!", BW Ales, Guiness 1 Stout, also C- loni;sl ale and stout, bottled, and m hu'k. Cordials of every description always on hand. SAVE YOUR MONFY, And Puy yonr goods from H. Wolleinmu's whol-sale store, Fitzherbertstrcot, near tlie ToAvn Hall. * N.B.— All goods delivered with punc-i-ii Hty m town, and throughout the count!y iH<tricts. -. 4 CURTIS & CO fUGAR BOILERS, Manufacturers of every description of Sweets, LAMBTON QUAY, Wbu-tsgton. T,O STAND- -THIS SEASON IN AND AROUND PALM ERSTON. THE COACHING SIIIE INKERMAN, Wa bred by W. Akers, Esq., Riverdale, M«nawatn, and m by the wellknown Horse ?ator, out ofl.ittle Nell, Fort-a-Brass, out of -irimonette. by Physician, her dam by Picon. Simonette is hy Fr'z Gladiator' out of Flora M'lvor, b\ Vensicn, l-.it.10 Nell is by Readiesworth out' of an imported mare. L kerm«n. m four 3 ear _ old, is a bright bay, with black points, standu fifteen hands and :* 'inches' possessing irdispensib'e qualities of size ami substance. He has a good bead, a grand rein, which is well L t into • muscular .'■houldtre, a rare middle piece, and. powerful qnartt rs, complete the description of a horse, that m his own class I would be bard to beat, m any country. Terms. — £2 2s Single mare ; two or more, as per agreement. Groomage fee - 5a to be paid on first service. Ti'mk Ta'qle. Monday, at Woodville. Tuesday, „ Ashurat. Wednes-'ay, Rangitikei Line. Thursday, Steney Creek. Friday, Foxton Line. " ■ Saturday, Royal Hotel, Palmerston. For further particulars ' apply to . ■ WILLIAM MOORE, Stoney Creek. TTUST RECEIVED Price, 10s. M. Sir Charles Gavan Duffy'g YOUNG ;i R E LAND ( *t ) THI2 TIMES " BOOK DEPOT \