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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 166, 20 January 1883, Page 1

BELL BREWERY and BOTTLING STOKJi^, Palmerston North. H. WOLLERMAN ... Proprietor. HAVING purchased the premises known as Lingard's Brewery, and fitted them up wfth all the latest appliances ana improvements, the undersigned begs to inform the pub! \c that he is now prepared to supply FIRST CLASS ALE AND PORTER, Brewed from the very best materials, and with tbe purest water. THE BOTTLIN3 STORES are noted along this Coast for supplying the best brands of Spiiits, Wive, Ale, or Porter, from 2 gallons upwards, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. The attention of <he public is called to the sptndid samples of the folio iving special lines m bulk «ud case, just received:— Whiskey— Old Islay Campbelltown , Kilmarnock And other brands Bum— Lemon Hart Red Hart y Red Star yort.:p r ine.s— First-olass of different ;vi 7 Sherds -^First-class of different kinds. Case Whiskies, Brandies, Wines. &c, all of the very best, purest, and finest charaater tc be obtained on tbe West Coast. H. WOLLERMAN. Proprietor. G. S HADFIELD LAND, STOCK, & COMMISSION AGENT, The Square, Palmerston North. CASH BTII'ER OF PRODUCE. Agen forthe NATIONAL Fire and Marine Insurance Company. pEORGE ELDERSHAW BAKER j ' And MANUFAOTURIN-Q JONFEOTONER The Square, Palmesst.jn North. Supplies Pure Sugar Lollies of his own | make to Storekeepers and Trad* at the Lowes Prices. JUST ARRIVED, \ choice variety of SCSAP ALBUMS, and SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS at THE TIMKS BOOR DEPOT. T. T. KERSLAK E -TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, THE SQUARE Palmerston North. BEGS to notify that he has removed to his new premises, next to the Foresters' Hall, and has openedup , a NEW STOCK of Tweeds, Ac T. S. K. trusts by strict attention to business, and good workmanship to merit a fair share of support. tit and style gtjarantbed MANAWATU TIMES. COPIES of the Manawatu Times may be obtained from Mrs Etangan, the Square, Palmerston Mr Abrahams, „ „ » „ Morris, Feilding „ Gray, Foxton The Feildiug papera are delivered every evening on arrival of tbe train. Price — one peuoy. EEEP YOUR WRA.THER BYE OPBJN. To. keep your fet-t both warm and dry, Ainaworth's Watertight Boots you try ; Not the kiud tbat jitiM »nd give, And leak m water like a siev«. But strong and firm, to stand the weather Made from sound, not rojt en, leather. When you go your Boots to buy, Look into them with your weather ev e; Some Boots aud Shoes (yoa Enow i* m right) At© neither wind nor water* tight, It is not alone the superior neatness or tbe superior cheapness that has*- drawn so much public attention to Awe worth's Boots, hut, the Thorough and Substantia; Maimer m which they are made. ; wanganu:. THE CORN 8 R BOOT SHOP „' , AINSWORTH'S. . j IVRHYBpnY KNi.WS IT. ..,;-' Watertights to Measure 16s 6d