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Manawatu Times, Volume V, Issue 175, 26 November 1881, Page 4

R. MARTIN, HAS DINING AND DRAWING - • ROOM, AND PASSAGE PAPERS, WITH DADOS TO MATCH. giT These goods are very Superior. Also on hand. — A large Stock nf Boiled and Raw Oil, Genuine "White Lead, Paints in (ins, ready mixed, Colors of every description. Varnishes, Japans, Wind* w Glass, Plate Glass, Silver Plate Looking Glass, &c. A LARGE ASSORTMENT of I PICTURE FRAME MOULDING?. i R.~~MARTIN, SE ARO PAPEKHaNGING WBRFHOUSB. Makneb-stbekx . Wellington CO-OPERATIVE STORES, Uppo'lte Thf Scotch Cm kch, Willis-strecCWELLl> GT ON. JAMESON BROS & CO. GROCERS, AND WINE AND SPIRIT MFRCIIANTS, UPPER WILI-IS- STREET. TTAVE ON SALE,— 60 half chests Tea, at 2< 6d per lb 80 do. do. at Is 8d ... 300 Boxes Tea . . . 23s per box 25 Tons IVV Sugar at 42* j.ercwt 25 Tods I.C. Sugar ... 38s ... 15 Tons 0 34* ... 1000 Boxes Candles ... 9d p. rib Matches ... 5s gress W. H. Soap ... 15s cut Salmon ... .9s dozen Lobsters < ... 9s ... Currants ... 7(1 per I b Raisins ... 9d ... Pickles ... 10s dozen Sauce ... 8s ... Vinegar ... 2s 6d gal. ALLOTHKR GOODS equally low, F. O. 8., at Wellington. No charge for cases. We are prepared to take any quantity of FRESH BUTTER, weekly packed in the lump, and give cash, or goods in exchange. Note the adeiress — JAMESON, BROS. & CO , Upper Willis-street, Wellington. IMPORTANT TO EVERYONE. H, WOLLERMAN tTAS JUST ADDED to his bottling business, that of GROCERY STORES. Of which every article in the trade can be procured, at extremely Low Prices. Wines, an,d spirits of the very best brands, Bass' Ales, Guiness' Stout, also Colonial ale and stout, bottled, and in bulk. Cordials^of every description always on hand. SAVE YOUR MONFY, And But your goods from H. Wollerman's wholesale store, Fitzherbertstreet, near the Town Hall. N.B. — All goods delivered with punctuality in town, and throughout the country districts. | T C~U RT I S & CO FUGAR BOILERS, AKD Manufacturers of every description of Sweets, LAMB TO N QUAY, WEIXISeiTOS. T'O STAND THTS SEASON IN AND AROUND PAL- | MEIISTON. •THE COACHING SLUE INKERMAN, Wa- bred by W. Akers, Esq., Riverdale, Miinawatu, and is by the wellknown Horse Sator, out of little Nell, Fort-a-Brass, out of >'imonette. by Ptiysiciau, her dam by Picon, Simoui-tte is by Fitz Gladiator out of Flora M'lvor, by Vension, Little Nell is by Itt;irih':worth out of an imported maic, L kcrm^n, i« four year old, is a bright buy, ! with black points, stands fifteen hands and I 3 inches, possessing v. disven*ib'e qualities of size and substance. Ile has a good head, a grand rtin, which is well 1 t into muscular chonldtrs, a rare middle p'tc* 1 , and powerful quartt-rs, complete the description of a horse, thur in his own class would be hard to brat, in any country. Terms. — £2 2s Single mare; two or more, as per agreement. Groomage fie •— 5s to be paid on first service. Time Taulk. Monday, at Woodville. Tuesday. „ Ashnrst. Wednesday, Hangitikei Line. Thursday, .Stency Creek. Friday, Foxton Line. Saturday, lloyal Hotel, Palmerston. For further particulars apply to I WILLIAM MOORE, Stoney Creek. TO UUILDKHB. j MATIIEW GOVAN having pnrchased a Large Stock of first, class Timber, begs to notify that be is . prepared to sell the above at the lowest prices. The Fquare, PALMERSTON NORTH