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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 195, 24 February 1883, Page 1

BEL^BREWEW^ S?oi*4J|o, . Palmprs|o^ IsTorth. ft. WOLLERMAN „. Proprietor. TTAVING purchased the premises 4- A known as Lingard's Krewer.y, and ji^ed them \^p with all the htfest applt^fies and improrements, the undersig^dihegs to inform the public that he is now prepared to supply FIRST CLASS ALB A*?P PORTER, JBre.^fed from the very best materials, and with tbe p\^re«i water. THE BosT£lff3 STORE^ are noted alona fcfa^s Coast for supplying \he best brands «f Spirits, Wi^, Ale, Jor Po,iter t f rom 2 gallons upwards, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. I X^e attention of % public it caUed to the spendid Bfttn,ple^ Oif the fo^,^ing •pecial lin^'in bul^ and caije., just' re. ipefted;-^ : :•■:-■■ .'.,■ !.-• ' TThisJcey^pid Is% * i Rum,— Lemon Hut ■. .■■ - , -vv?^ «art KfidStar P^rt Rrk-ftlass of different kujds. — F^r^t-class of different Case Wfcijkiefi, Braudies, Win.es, Sec, all of the best, purest, and finest charaa.ftff tc be. obtained on the. "V^est Coast. : r-y^;...S v wp / L^ip ; N.;:. = P^opfie^pr. '■• \' ■ - ;■..;■' 1 T AND, STQpE. ' & CQAlAlissklbN /"The S^i-e, Palmers.^ Nojpth,. Ageftt f^. the. N. ATJOfIAV ?Vf» *?& if arifte Company.. /iI^P.RGE E.LDE^^,HA^ \ • BA£ER '•'•• - : \:' .-X —And, • I S^^ ?W Sijgar LoJ^cs pJE h^. ow,n : - '^^^.-£^Q^]j^ep^.an.d Tra»de • ' J at the^Ldwea i'-Enc-fl*. - --; ' ■■■'"■' variety v of : SCnAP ALBiUMS,' ! ■-'■ *■ ; V- ~ ■■■and-^ v;v r- ■ ■ \;'" SUNDAY SCHOOL OA^DSI THE TpiK^. BOOK' PJE?OT. \. •;"'■■■'.■■• i■■ ■■ ''■ k _ ....'..' „ ' 'Q, ■ i/ T.: KERSL A & E:i- ; i: ; -vu ..;'■' '" r * ; >'' .Ja)m r £{i!sJiQn J^prth^ ; -, _.. T)|S^iM? notify t^at,h^Ha»r e n?PX«d. J3 to/;hi^n^w next to 4 . go&aitrß' ri i?(ft^as4,'ijajs a •T^W^;sfop^,^Twe^^ : - ; ■ i'- ;i.j}i-; •:■>-'■'. :!._ i; ,-T - ■•..., > : T. S. K. trusts by Btrict attention i» and good workmaps^ to naerit a fair share of support. ••;. Vriiyj^p/MTrtMavkixvTtzD. i MANAWATU TIMES. /TIOJTES oiE the s|aaliwatu Times \j' '.. may be pbUuied from Mr? Dungau.ihe [ SqViarei-Palmcrston ''Mr^ Abrahams,^, 'y» - : »» ( " „'Mbni*. Feilding - ! }•■'■» 'Gr^, ■.-.• ; - r ; : The ipsipera are dehrerfd • e^erjreTening on arrival of the train. ; . . ; Pripe-r-Tone. penny. ■1' ■■■* >; '•■' > l. •i • ; — , .. .. . '-.' ■■; r-~---jx^ttK> TO^JR WKATHKB Btß I?*. **"' Qto*.: ' , •.,-' < To keep xpur feo t both varm an<l cjryt i Alpflwbrth>?ii&tot«bt^a6tßyooti^; [■ Ndt,lb£kii»d, Wj&yif Id and give, " , Aftd ieWm^ateyjike.a sieve.. i:i ■■ ; ; , : Bii^sfroSgl^d %ni. tp^Btand the weathiff j : l^e fpin^wa^cf, Sptjgjjfe^, leather. • ; TOa'»^^ir;£^pt6.tobir/^ * --liooFinja 'qem^t^jyoar weaper^ c { . Some Boots and, ,B%^, (yfitt. ino.W fy . ' , Ar« .neither wind nor watertight. It is uot alone the superior neatness or ' ttt»' superior eh apuess tuaLhiw drawn so mucli public atwution to Ainswobxh's, Bootß. hut the Thorough an- 1 Substantial ! Mauuer iv w hich (hey are made. WANUANUI. ITHE 0 O jft m, « X BOOT BHOP v-iINsWoRTH'S. . ; EVKBYBOUT KNo IT. Water tights to 16s 6d