BELL BREWERY . ana BOTTLING STOICS, Palmerston Worth. H. WOIJiERMAN ... Proprietor. HAVING purchased the premises known as Lingard's Brewery, and fitted them up with all the latest appliances and imptovements, the undersigned begs to inform the pubKc that he is now prepared to supply FIRST CLASS ALE AND PORTER. • Brewed from the very best materials, and with the purest water. THE BOTTLIN3 STORES are noted along this Coast for supplying the best brands of Spirits, Wine, Ale, or Porter, from 2 gallons upwards, at .LOWEST CUKRENT RATES. The attention of the public is called to the sptndid samples of the following special lines m bulk and case, just received : — Whiskey— Old Islay Campbdltown Kihn.irnock And other brands Rum— Lemon H^rt Red Hart Red Star Port Wines— First-class of different kinds. Sherries — First-class of different kinds. Case Wbiskies, Brandies, Wines. &«., all of the very best, purest, and finest chawaler tc be obtained on the West Coast. H. WOLLEEMAN. Proprietor. G. S HAD FIELD T AND, STOCK, & COMMISSION JJ AGENTS ■'■■- ..;... The Square, Palmerston North. CASH BTTIER OF PRODUCE. Ag- nt for the NATIONAL Fire and Marine Insurance Company. nEOUGK ELDERS li AVI BAKRR And vr-VNITFVVCTtfrUNa- ONTEUTONEE The Square, Palmf.rsi.in NourH. ', Supplies Pure Sugar Lollies of his own make to Storekeepers and Trade at the Lowes Pricfts. JUST ARRIVED, \ choice variety of SCRAP ALB MS, and SUNDAY SCUK 'OI. CARPS at THE TIM' S HOOK DEPOT. T. T. KERSLAKE TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, THE SQUARE Palmerston North. BEGS to notify that he has removed to his new prt-niises. next to the Foresters' Hall, and has openedup , a NEW STOCK of Tweeds, &o T. S. K. trusts by strict attention to business, and good workmanship to merit a fair share of support. FIT AUD STYLE GUARANTEED *_ WANAWATU TIMES. OOPIKS of the Manawatu Times niay be obt lined from Mrs Duugan, the Square, Palmerston . . Mr Abrahams, „ „ „ Morris, Feildiug „ Gray, Foxton The building papera are delivered every evening ou arrival o£ the train. I'riee — one penny. KEEP YOUR WKATHEIi EYK OPJSN. To keep your fei t both warm n.n<l dry, Ai swonh's Watertight B ots you tiy ; Not the kind that yicM »n«l give, And leak m wator like a wtve. But strong and firm, ki stand the \veathe>. Made from sound, not rot en, leather. When you g'« your Boots to buy. Look into ihem ith your weather eye; Some Boots and Shoes (you ituow In right) Arc neither wind i. or water-tight. It is not alone the superior neatness oi the superior eh apnesa luat has drawn si much public are. lion to Ainswoeth's 800i b. but the Thorough a,nd aubstanlia; Mannui- m which ihny are mside. '" " WANG AN UJ. THE. OORHK'BOOT SHOT AINSWoHTH'S. i r.V£UYBO>'Y KN VV3 IT. Watertight:) v Moas.uic 16s tid.
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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 178, 5 February 1883, Page 1
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459Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 178, 5 February 1883, Page 1
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