BELL BREWERY and BOTTLING STORJW, Palmerston North. H. WOLLERMAN ... Proprietor. HAVING purchased the premises known as Lingard's Brewery. 1 ahd filtfed them up with all the latesl B"pph'aßbt v s and improvements, the undersi'gnei bogs tn inform the public that be.is now prepared to supply FIRST CLASS ALE AND PORTER. Brewed from the very best materials, and with tbe purest water. •-THE BOTTLING FTOKES i are noted*a!ong this Coast for supplying the best brands of Spirits, Wine, Ale, or Porter, f om 2 gallons upwards, at ! LOWEST CURRENT RATES.' The attention of >he public is called I ;to the spendid samples of the following special lines iv bulk and case, just re- I •ceived: — . 1 |: y .Whiskey— Old Islay !'7 ; Campb'lltown |' . Kilmarnock And other brands Rum — Lemon Hart -Red Hart ; Red Star Port Wines— First-class of different ;" ;' kinds. • Sherries — Fiust-class of different kinds. CaSe Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, &c, all of the vei-y best, purest, and finest charaatertc be obtained on the Wesl Coast." H. WOLLERMAN. Proprietor. Qr. S HADFIELD LAND, SI OCX, & COMMISSION AGENT, The Square, Palmerston North. CASH BITIER OF PRODUCE. Agon* for the NATIONAL Fire and j Marine Insurance Company. /GEORGE ELDERSHAW BAKER j And MINtTFACTIJatN'GI- CONFEOTONER THiS S.QTTA.BK, PAIMEBSI.JN NoBTH. Supplies Pure Sugar- Lollies of his own make to Storekeepers and Trade at the Lowes Prieea. JUST ARRIVED,. \ choice variety of SCiiAf* ALBUMS, . L and SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS at THE TIMI-.S »iOOK DEPOT. T. T. KERSLA X E TAILOR AND HABIT MAKBB, THE SQUARE Palmerston North. BEGS to notify that he has removed to his new promises, next to the 77% foresters' HalU and has openedup . a NEW STOCK of Tweeds, io ..." T. S. E. trusts by strict attention to business, and good workmanship to merit a. fair share of support. . FIX AND STYEE' GUARANTEED. : ~~ " f. : MAN AW A'l U TIMES. COPIES of the Maaawatu Times may beobtiined fr.om Mrs Duugan, the bquare, Palmerston Mr Abrahams, „ „ >» .. „" Morris, Feilding „ Gray, Foxton .. \ , The Feilding pa pera are delivers every evening on arrival of the train. Price — one penny. KEEP YOUR WEA.THEU EYli Ot'ifiN. To keep your fea both warm and dry, Ai. swordi's Wateni^hiß old tiy ; Kot the kind that j it'ld and give, And leak m wator lifce a sitve. . But strong and firm, to stand the weaihet Made from &ouud, not rot en, Icatner. When you go your Boots to buy, -Look into them « ith your weather cv c . Soihe Boots and Shoe* (you anow rm. ; .'. right) Arc iieiltier wind. norw.'iter-tigLt. It is not alone the superior ne ; itne*s oj ;the superior^hf.apness' that h'ak drawn si • much public apeuiion; to -.-' Alnswobih t boots, but the i-l|oiough ami oubsiaulia Manlier m which' iiiej ate uittdeV 'WANGANUI. T HB'OOEAiSII BOOT SHOI AINrtWoRTH^. --■ ■ EVKUYBOOY K.\ iWS IT. Watertightß to Moasuio 16b 6d
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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 167, 23 January 1883, Page 1
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462Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 167, 23 January 1883, Page 1
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