: ; '" JBELL : ""' : . . ' .;'" " ' '"arid ' : . BATTLING STOMXH*, 1 .;. -, ; ' Palmersto> North. : :- . , j^^Vv^iEEMAN" • -^.^pri&fe I "^TIVINj& purchased the .^re^igeA I JO. ' krio'#ii •' as Lirigar^:.Brewery, •■ and 'filfcd^ej|njsr^tj^«U ■< the latest applianceCand, improvements, the nn-dersigned-b^gs' io inform the pubHc'that |he- is iww prepared to supply I'IRST^CIiASS ALE AND PpRT;ER, TSr^Vjed £jroniihje; ; yery best materials, j : -'»iStod-w|ti^||efj^estwa.Jer.., ?1 ; s&re'no't^^l^|pfti^Goa«t.fojc supplying; |^^^a|^^S||irits,. .s£it% |3U«,i . The attention qf ;the •pß^^^s ;f^alli^: ito ,the;Bpe.n'didj sa^pies ; bf*the^^lo wing special lines m bulk and .ea^' ; jtfsfc receivedV—^'' : ' ' •■' ; 'K.^-'*"Jsej. ; Whiskey— Old Islay : . :> • Campbelltown j - ■ ; 1 ■ ; Kilmarnock And other brands " ■ Rum— Lemon Hart Red Hart " '' Red Star . - Port Wines ; -*-First-class. . <)i different •kinds.,,,/. ; Sherries — Mrst-class of different kinds. ■ . ' "' : ' ''■ ' : ,'•' < ■ *■* ' '■-: ;•• . Case Whiskies, ; Brandies, Wines, &c, all of the very. best, purest,' and. finest r chafaater tc' be -obtained on the West ':■ . ■ -»-.':-> : d ■■ : H,, WOLLERMAN. Proprietor. C.'.- Or. S HADFIELJi^^ J ANDi STOCK - & COxMMISSION jj ••••■ .-AGENT, .:. ,:. ": ; The North, . '" ' ' kljfaffi i.&i^^o PRODUCE.. ;^%^itjor thk^SidNAL and Tff'iifr.'.. '"■' : ■' \*'v*.-V,*p-<. ■• ,»: ••■.s--:.'..';.•.■.■'; '. ■• *::/•■■■ ■-■iiv^TtST'l, ■ .-■ -•. ■■ .^l'OftGß E L D E R S H ATV BAKER '•..•; •■' -' ■■ And MANUFACTURING- OONFECTONEB The Sqttabe, Palmebston Nobth. Supplies Pure Sugar Lollies of his own make to Storekeepers and Trade at the Lowes Prices. JUST ARRIVED, \ choice variety of SCRAP ALBUMS, and SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS at THE TIMES BOOK DEPOT. ,T. T. KERSLAKE TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, THE SQUARE iPalmerston North. BEGrS to notify that he has removed to his new premises, next to the Foresters? Hall, and has openedup ,' a NEW STOCK of Tweeds, At. T. S. K. trusts by strict attention to busmesß, and good workmanship to merit a fair share of support. FIT AND STYLE GUABANTBED MANAWATU TIMES. /COPIES of the Manawatu Timos \J may bo obtained from Mrs Dungan, the Square, Palmerston Mr Abrahams, „ „ „ „ Morris, Feilding „ Gray, Foxton The Feilding papera aro delivered every evening on arrival of che train. Price — one penny. KEEP YOUR WEATHER EYE OPKN. To keep your feet both warm and dry, Ainsworth's Watertight Boota you try ; Not the kind that yield and give, And leak m water like a' sibve. But strong and firm, to stand the weather Made from sound, not rotten, leather. When you go your Boots to buy, Look into them with your weather cy c ? Some Boots and Shoes (you know r m right) Are neither wind nor water- tight. It is not alone the superior neatness or the superior cheapness that has drawn so much public attention to Ainswobth's Boots, but the Thorough and Substantial Manner m which they are made. ! ' WANGANUI. iTHE CORNER BOOT SHOP j AINSWORTH'S. Everybody Knwws It. Watertiguts to Measure 16s tid
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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 189, 17 February 1883, Page 1
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418Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 189, 17 February 1883, Page 1
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