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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 191, 20 February 1883, Page 1

BELL BREWERY and BOTTLING STOlUi^, Palmerston North. H. WOLLERMAN ... Proprietor HAVING- purchased the premises known as Lingard's Brewery, and fitted them up with all tho latest appliances ano. improvements, the undersigned bec;B to inform the public that he is now prepared to supply FIRST CLASS ALE ANI> PORTfilt, Brewed from the very best materials, and with the purest water. THE BOTTLIN3 STORES \ are noted along" this Coast for stjpplyinjj; the beat brands of Spirits, Wine, Ale. or Porter, from 2 gallons upwards, at LOWEST CUIUIKNT RATES. The attention of the public i« called to the spendid samples of the folio iring special lines m bulk ><nd case, just received: — : Whiskey— Old Islay CampbHltown Kiluiarnock And other brands Rnm— Lemon Hart Red Hart Red Star Port-Wines-— Pirst-elass of different kinds. Sherries — Fwst-class oi different kinds. Caso Wbiskios, Brandies, Wines. &c., all of tho very best, purest, and finest charaaler tc be obtained ou the West Coast. ■ , . H. WOLLERMAN. Projmetor. G. S HADEIELD | LAND, STOCK, & COMMISSION . AGENT, The Square, Palmorston North. j CASH BUI' ER OF PRODUCE. | Agent for tho NATIONAL Fire and Marine Insurance Company. pEOEGE ELDERSHAYi "baker And MANUffACTUKINa OONFEOTONEB THB SQtTAHB, PAtMBBSIfON NoKXH. Supplies Pure Sugar Lolliei of his own make to Storekeepers and Trade at the Lowes Prices. JUST ARRIVED, A choice variety of SCRAP ALBUMS, and SUNDAY SCHOOL CARDS at THE TIMES BOOK DEPOT. i T. T. KERSLAKE TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER, THE SQUARE Palmerston North. BEGS to notify that he has removed to his new premises, next to tlie Foresters' Hall, and has oponedup/a NEW STOCK of Tweeds, &c T. S. K. trusts by strict attention to busmcha, and good workmanship to merit a fair share of support. y*T AND STYLE GUARANTEED MANAWATU TIMES. COPIES of the Manawatu Times 'may be obtained from Mrs Dungan, the Square, Palmerston Mr Abrahams, „ „ „ „ Morris. Feilding „ Gray, Foxton The Feilding papera are delivered every evening on arrival of the train. Price — ono penny. KEKP YOUR WRATHEtt EYE OFifiN. To keep your foot both warm and dry, Ainsworlh'a Watertight bnoia you try; Not the kind that yield nnd givo, And leak m wnter like a sibve. But Btrong and firm, to Btand the wcatho.r Made from sound, not rotten, leather. When you go your Boots to buy, Look into them with your weather ey e . i Some Boots and Bhoeß (you know r m \ right) Are neither wind nor water-tight. ' It is not alone the superior n< atness or the superior cheapness that hap drawn so much public attention to A I rft- worth's Boots, but the Thorough and fubstautial Manner m which they are made. WANG AN UJ. THB CORNER BOOT SHOP AINrfWORTJI'S. EvEKYaoDy Kn.iws It. Watertight^ to Meusuic 16s 6d.