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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 234, 12 April 1883, Page 3

To Carpenters and Builders mENDERS are invited nnti: JL noon of Wednesday, the lOtli day of April, for additions to a Hotel Palmerston North. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office, Exchange Buildings, Palmerston. E. LASCOMB, C.E. & Architect. Babies ! Babies ! ! Babies ! ! ! The Little Darlings. Give them more Sunshine & Less Physic. PER AM BU LA.TOES. BABIES' Basket Perambulators Single, 19s; Double, 20s. Babies' Merino Frocks, 3s. Babies' Merino Polises, 9s 9d. Babies Bibs, at 6d, 9d and Is. Babies' .French Tie Bands, from Is. Babies' Bonnet Fronts, Is ; Bootees, 9. Babies' Water proof Sheetiug, at 5s per yard Babies' Boots and itihoes m great variety, from Is. Babies' Toys m great variety, from. Come and 'see the Marvellously low prices, Marked on everything m Plain Figures for Cash, at the CASH EXCHANGE, Corner of Manchester and Grey streets, Feilding. T> AL ME US O N vndSCO TT, Authorised Surveyors and General Commission Agents. Agents foe — Australian Mutual Pro dent Society. PALMKIISTON NORTH. TV/pl. J. HERBERT HANKINS, Barrister, Solicitor, and Notary Public, Linton's Land Agency Rooms, The Square, Palmerston North, Ofiieo Hours. — 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. daily, Saturday escented. F- U OWL EM, COMMISSION AGENT, VALUER, Ac. The Square, Palmerston, AGENT for Union Insurance National Mutual Life Asso-« ciatiou. Numerous Town and Country properties for sale, for cash, and on defei'red payment. Several sums of money to lond at lowest rates. lliJi season having once more come JL round for Warmer Clothes of all kinds, the Proprietor would respectfully invite his customers to inspect the exceptionally nice display of good drapery now on view. EMIE demand for JONES & Co.'s JL Sewing Machines at £4 4s «aslx or £'4 10s on hire continues without precedent. They are really so simple and at the same time effective that once seen no other is entertained. 4 VEKY CHOICE assortment of fx. DRKSS GOODb m all the leading shades and newest materials. INDIAN Cashmere m Navy, Myrtle, and Seal Brown. NUN'S TWEED m the prevailing and very recherche Heather Mix* tares, FOULE CLOTH m Grenat, Myrtle, and Scale Brown. TjWAMENE SERGES m Prune, JUd Navy, Myrtle, Seal Brown, and Grenat. OUGH and EEADY SERGES m Prnne, Navy, and Myrtle. These are Extra Value. B ROCHE SATEENS m Myrtle, Seal Brown, and Grenat. i^AMEL HAIR CLOTH, m the V_y newest mixtures, very soft and durable, WINCEYS m tbe various homely shades and several qualities. TITELVETEENS, plain and brocaded, V m tbe leading shades, to match the dress materials. BUTTONS, m bono and silk and twist to match the dress goods. DHRSSMAKER on the Premises to make up the most recent styles of Ladies' Dress. MILLINERY— Straw, Felt, JJouvcr, Seal and Braided Hats, &c. I7ILOWEKS — A moat charming show, J both for outdoor and evening wear. MILLTNEE on the Premises to trim hats and bonnet* iv the superb styles of the coming season. BLANKETS— Very good value m White, Blue, and Scarlet. fjILANNELS— New Zealand Wool JD manufactured into Fiaimels m Lancashire. The wear of these goods i* proverbial. THE NEW SHOW- BOOM is now open for the better display of Fancy Drapery, for which the Bon Marche is so well and justly known. "j.c.fowleST WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DRAPER THE BON MAftCHE,