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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 167, 23 January 1883, Page 3

WANTED — Working Men to buy at S. PAGAN'S.. Strorg Boots, 9i 6d; best, 12s 6d Ebonite Blacking Is— Gillett's .Buildings The Square. , WANTED KNOWN — ,Th» S.FAGAN hasipi: sale ft great variety of Children : ahd Strap Shoes Ito 18 from Is' per Sair — Gillett's Buildings The quare.' '•'".' 77a 7 7f 7 ANTED KNOWtf— That S. FAGAN h MMj&ie SeVeral I Trunks of Ladies' K% Levant and Lasting Boots, at 6s Bs-9d,'9s9d, Walking Shoes, 8s dd, Maids, Boots and Shoes from 5s 6d. Hatiiawav's Gloss, 9d- Empty Trunks, eh?ap>— Grillett's Buildings, The Sqnare. WANTED KNOWN,that Mrs Dungan.has on. sale atthe Book Depot, the Square, a large as sortuient of Crowel.P-ittc' ns, Wools Silks, Needles, <&c, jt: t- arrived and on sale at cheap priceß. OLD Pianos taken m exchauge at H Colliar & Co.'b, Victoria Avenue. BROADWwOD Pianofortes nia^ be had at, H Collier &. Oo.'s.Victotia Avenue OHAPPKL Pianofortes, new tad«cond hand, at U. Collier & Co.'s. Mu-ie tellers, Avenue. , ' ■>. " BRIKSiiaAb Pianoforte, may he baa t.^ H. Collier's Music Warehouse, Avem* HOELINGand Spangenburg PianoiJitTamay be had at H. Codier & Co '■ "Music Sellers, Avenue. ' AMBUICaN Organs, B arm.>ai..m-, n».,y be had at greatly reduced pries at U, Collier & Co.'b, Music Warehouse, Wanganui. x TO DAIRY-FARMERSv JtTST arrived a limited quantity • of firt-class *■■" Lunebui'g Salt" -* for Butter and Cheese -.miking; Price, 12s per cwt.; also C. Hansen)*. Butter Coloring. Apply to Mr A. FERGUSON, Palmeft-tbh, Or A Ih^THONRAD, " .• . 77. "" P'G'i ? a lb?wst'gja NOTIC 8. , S. FAG AN is selling Gent's Gfecttfirj-Slipper? at x 5s 6d, Dress Boots (hand, seWn) 12s 6d: Light Balmoral (hand stitched), 18s 9d j Walking Shoes, lls-6d ;. Cookham (hand sewn).. Shooting Bootß 21s 6d ; former price 355.— Gillett's Buildings The Square.

the '; BON MARCHE THE Prettiest and Neatest Shop m the Manawatu.— Jv C, EG WLER, Proprietor. - A 7 .:.. THE Stock; is both VARIED Land LARGE m all departments,. AND any goods not on hand are pro* cured on the shortest notice. . THE Popularity of TIE BON MARCHE is assured ; AND WHYP . ' ' BECAUSE Ladies who purchase at THE BON MAKCHE know that m spending their moueyithey get the very best value possible. AN Y ONE requiring A GOOD DRESS, that wilt look well when made upland give satisfaction m tbe wear; naturally go».a to 'J HE BjN MARCHE. LADIES wifljtul to purchase a PRUST or GINGHAM COSTUME, go. to THLRO^ MARCHE knowing that only the best are kept, and such as will washr j\o get good STUL KINGS aud JL SOCKS has always been ad. fiicuity, but the Ladies ot Pdlmt-rt'tph and | district h-ivc tbuud that -thi-y can "obtaiu them at THE. BuJN MAkCH-E. WUHAN'S work is uevtr domyor when it is, she gcueiiilly aiti down to m 2nd the stockiugs. T~\ON'T do it auy more *-i p BUY your Stockings and Socks at THE BON MARCHE. BUYERS of CLOTHING go to the Bon Marche because they gee such exceptionally good value, aud the purchases really* WEAK SO WELL that it .does not pay J*> go anywhere else. A SEWING MACHINE for fc> per week. JOKES & COS Mac-hint a gahwd more First Piizet- at the : VTELBOURNE LXHIBITIOjf "^ TIIHAN all the other "Exhibitor* pt.t ■*- ' . £4 4 s CASa ; % "^~ fi4- 1O a 0N nmE SiMtt;m - - ■, , — , — - — r— l «= — - — npIHE Handsomest, Simplesr^nd Moa JL - Useful Machine iv the Maiket. VTO LADY should be wiihutt note iA aud especially where tbeie is a they aie worth, their i 'WTEIGHT IN GOLD. J. C. FOWLEB,. WEOLESALE AID BETAIL D£A?fi& *C>Jkl-IV££;StS'XO"C«» -