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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 179, 6 February 1883, Page 3

ESTABLISHED 1874. MILLINERY COSTUMES IMMENSELY REDUCED. J. B. HAMILTON, Begs to call the attention of the Ladies of ralmerston and surrounding districte to the fact that he will i tfer the Balanc of his Season's Stock of Costumes, Mil" linery, &c, at immensely reduced prices' At the prices quoted they cannot last long as he is determined upon clearing the whole lot. h THE SHOWROOM op J. B. HAMILTON'S Is pretty well known to every lady m the disuict to contain Novelties seldom seen y oursid* of a City House. However, they • must be sold, and at prices decidedly m * favour of the purchaser, or, iv other words, almost giving them away. '-■'U^l UM-fcjiS m Stuff, Beige, Mohair, COSI U M frS CHmhiic ' Satteen . Rq«e, /i/^^TPTT i A 1.^4,1 H ol'and and Pompadours V. \JI 1 U .Vl lliO at less than the cost of • • COST LJM KS th * y^ri,.,. MILLINERY BONNETS In this Department we excel, and assert no house m the District can show such an assortment of Artistic Millinery. ■ & r M fc sffiucSriti; * to **• *"" "" ** *"**' to GIRLS 5 COSTUMES, an endless variety to choose from, and INFANTS' PELISSES, &c, gSSSS?* cb ° lM m ' teri "" t J. B. HAMILTON CORNER OP MAIN AND GEORGE STREETS. LATE T. MANSON'S. PAPERHANGINGS: A SPLENDID STOCK OF HESSIANS from 3H Per Yard V. WHITE LEAD from 30s Per Cwt I RAW & BOILED OIL, equally cheap v "' OAK VARNISH from 9s 6d Per Gallon TURPENTINE CARRIAGE VARNISH m Assorted Cases FRENCH POLISH ARTISTS MATERIAL WINSOR & NEWTON'S OIL TUBES m any Quantity. Price Lists on Application •'':-" METHYLATED SPIRITS PICTURE FRAME MOULDINGS. The Largest Assortment m "Wei- ■'. - lington, samples sent r6t VETETrAN BLINDS Made to Order, any Color, at Is Per Fook ** ■■' WI HE BLINDS Made and Written m Gold Complete AH Kindß of PLATE and WINDOW GLASS at Very LOW PRICES. E. MAETIN, TE ARO PAPEREANGING WAREHOUSE WHOLESALE & EETAIL, Manner Street. Wellington.

J. F. HEAT ON, Baker and Confectioner, IN RETURNING thanks to the Public of Palmex*ston for the hearty support accorded to him since commencing business as above, begs to announce that he . has purchased the business lately carried on by Mr A. Bng, and has effected improvements with a view to throughly providing for the refreshment of the public. { Tea and Coffee will be supplied from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. m the promises on the Square lately occupied by Mr Bng. The Bakery business will be carried on m bpth Main street and the Square. . January 25, 1888. ." 7 pro;spe:qt. T\* JQRUAN, BE.GtS to inform, the Qen.ej?al ■ Public, that ha. has opened his I^rge L^ew and Bait Stables adjoining Mr. W- Tflfooda' BJack»« smiths Shop, where evex-y c^re • a,nd attention will be^ paid to ' hordes, left m his charge. $uggy and Saddle horses always oft h,ire.. Fiijat-claps Loose Boxes.. ' : Good secw?e. paddock, apd an. experienced groom always m, a l tt|n,d^ ance. A Trial Solicited*. r?i aaa ra lend «t SWJL 9 w3Lf V* once w ft«ehoW gecurity. Apply to .4. W. PF/RKTi^S, Soiicitor, J^mjerstan North

MB F. H. SMITH, Ara'sUnt. Master m the State School, it prepared to take pupils m the evening m the following subjects : — LATIN, . FRENCH, GERMAN and MATHEMATICS. Terms on Application. Palmerston, Jan. 24, 1883. Il|BS E. B[. SNOW, Pupil of T. A. Wallworth, Es<i., R.A.M* London, and Professor of Singing to, H.R.H, Princess Louise, is. open to, receive a limited number of Pupils ift tl\a Art of Singing. Terms on application? NOTICE-^-S. FAGAN intends to 'continue his M.O.NST.&R SALE pf Bpots, Shoes, SlipDers and Leggings until th« whole i& cleared I — At Uuletti's Buildings, T^heSQuaxe I,- "~— ' : FOR. SALE-^-48 aoi-es of eipJMJed; j Land, about 7 acres, bush, I£milea from Terrace End- Crossing," ; Stoney Creek. Plenty pi tpta-ra fpr : fencing and t a gopd supply o^ watei;. 'on the ground all the year. Tp be • sold pn easy terms. ; £15Q may remain on mortgage- Apply tp A. C... Christiansen, 6toney Creek. January 30, 1883..