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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 183, 10 February 1883, Page 3

WANTED— Working Men to buyatS.FACtAN'S. Str g Boots, 9s 6d ; best, 12s 6d EboniiO Blacking !• — Gillett's Buildings The Square. •TXT ANTED KNOWN — Tlwfc VV S. FAGAN has lor sale a great variety of Children Boots aud Strap Shoes ltd 18 from Is per pair— Gillett's Buildings The) Square. % ANTED KNOWN— That S.FAGAiN has for. sale' Several Trunks of Ladies' Kid, Levant ai:d Lasting Boots, at 6s 9d, 8s 9d, 98 9.1, Walking Shoes, 8s dd, Maids, Boots and Shoes from 5s 6d; Hathaway '« Gloss, 9d* Empty Trunks, cheap.— Gillett's Buildings, The Square. WANTED KNOWN,that Sl"r» Dungan has on sale at the Book Depot, the Square, a large a» sortment of Crewel Patterns, Wool* Silks, Needles, &c, just arrive/ and on sale at cheap prices. ! — — — — — _^_ _ OLD Pianos taken m exchange at 1£ , Collier k Co/a, Victoria Avenue. RQADWOOD Pianofort,smay be hud ! atH Coliier Ji (Jo. ! s.Victoi ia AvenueCHAPPBL Pianofortes, new and second hana, at H. Collier & Co.'s, Music ' Bellersj Avenue. QBINSMKAO Pianofortes may Uc bun a JJ H. Collier's Mnaic Warehouse, Aveni? TTOELINGand Spangenburg Piano«on« AX may be had at H. ColUer & Co 's Music Sellers, Avenue. A MBBIC vN Organs, Harmoniums, may XJL be had at greatly reduced pries al H. Collier ft Co.'s, Music Warehouse, Wanganui. TO DAIRY-FARMERS. ~. TUST arrired a limited quantity O of iirt-class «' Luneburg Salt !> for Butter and Cheese - making. ; Price, 12s per cwt. ; also C. HansenV Butter Coloring. Apply to Mr A. PERGUSON, j Or J.H. MONRAD, - . gP.O., Palmerston NOTICE. S. FAGAN is seilirig Gent's Grecian Slippers at 6s 6d, Dress Boots (hand sewn) 12s 6d: Light Balmoral (hand stitched), 18s 9d ; Walking Shoes; Us 6d ; Cookham (hand Bewn) Shooting Boots 24s 6d; former price 35a.— > Gillett's Buildings The Square. THE BOM MARCHE THE Prettiest and Neatest Shop ia the Manawatu.— J. C. FWWLBB* Proprietor. rpHE Stock is both VARIED aai X LAEGE m all departments, AND any goods not on hand are pro- , cared on the shorteat notice. rpHE Popularity of THE SOK -L MAfiCHE is assured ; AHDWEt? r ~ I>ECAUSE Ladies who purohaN at , JD THE BON M&ItCHE know that m spending their monej,thej get the very best value possible. NYO NE . requiring A GOOD DRESS, that wilklook weU whea made up, asd give satisfaction m thewear; naturadlv goes to r £HE BOJSE. MARCHE. "f ADIES wiaoful to purchas* a U PRINT or GINGHAM COSTUME, go to 'THE BON MARCHS. i knowing that only the beat afe kept, andl such, as <0>72 wash. TOO get good STOCKINGS aud; X. SOCKS has always been a diffi- . cuity, but the Ladies of Palmerston and * district have found that they can obtain . them at THE BON MARCHE. WOMAN'S work is never done, or - when it is, she generally aita* down to mtnd th« stockings. "TVQN'T do it any more. BUY your Stockings and Socks ai THEBONMAftCHE. BUYERS of CLOTHING go to the Bon Marche because • they gee such exceptionally good value, and the purchases really WEAR SO WELL that it does uotpay to anywhere else. A SEWING MACHINE for 2s. per week. TONES & COS Machines g«ine<t gj more First Prizes at the TyTELBOURNB EXHIBITION^ rpHAN all the other Exhibitors put X . together. £4 4/1 CASH - " rpHE Handsomest, Simplest, and Moat JL Useful Machine" m the Market. *\rO LADY should be without v ote> 1\ and especially where there is ax family they are worth their TXTEIGHT . IN«GOLD. J.C. FOWLER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL D&ARI&;