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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 250, 1 May 1883, Page 3

"VT OTIGE is hereby given pur_l_\| suant to Sections Nob 4 and 11 of "The- Road. Boards, 1882" that a petition setting fourth the boundaries oi the Kairanga Block being the proposed new subdivision and signed by two thirds at least of the Ratepayers for Subdivisions Nog 1 and 2 of the Manawatu Highways District or portions of which are comprised m the proposed new Subdivision praying that the Kairanga Block forming portions of the said subdivisions Kos 1 and 2be formed into a separate Subdivision will bo presented to the Manawatu Highways Board at the first meeting of the Board held after one month from this date. Dated this Sis* day of March, 1883. John Manson, L R. Bbtast, James Carkoll. And 26 other ratepayers. Harness ! Saddlery ! NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. D< FRINGLE, BEGS to inform the settler? of Palmerston and the surrounding Districts that he has taken premises next to the FORESTERS' HALL, and has opened up one of the Largest and Best Stocks of Saddfcery, Harness, Sec, ever shown m Palmerston. This will be sold at prices wticn must command a trade. All rfpairs executed with despatch, and prices moderate throughout. Note the Address : D . P INGLE, SADDLEE& HARNESS MAKER, Palmek>ton North. and Lower Hutt. ■pALMERSON wbSCOTT, Authorised Surveyors and General Commission Agents. Aqknts for — Australian Mutual Pro dent Society. PALMF.KSTON NORTH. SOM SSARCHE r IIHE season having once more come JL r< und f i.r Warmer Clothes of all kinds, the Proprietor would respectfully invite his customers to inspec-t the exceptionally nice display of good drapery now on view. 11HE demand for JONES & Co.'s Sewing Machines at £4 4s 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 VERY CHOTCE assortment of J\. DRKSS GOODS m all the leading shades and newest materials. INDIA.N Cashmere m Navy, Myrtle, and Seal Brown. NUN'S TWIiED m the prevailing and very recherche Heather Mix-* tuies, EOULE CLPTH m Grenat, Myrtle, and Scale Brown. T^STAMENE SERGES m Prune, Jli Navy, Myrtle, Seal, Brown, and Grenat. ROUGH and READY SERGES.hv Prune, Navy, and Myrtle. These are Extra Value. B ROCHE SATEENS m Myrtle, Seal Brown, and Grenat. /~IAMEL HAIR CLOTH, m the \J newest mixtures, very soft and durable. WINCEYS m the various homely shades and several qualities. ELVKTEENS, plain aud brocaded, m the leading shades, to match the dress materials. BUTTONS, m bone and silk and twist to match the dresa goods. DRKSSMAKER on the Premises to make up the most recent styles of J.adics' Dress. MILLINERY— Straw, Felt, Beaver, Seal and BraMed Hats, &c. tALQ U EXS — A most (harming show, ' both for outdoor and evening wear. MILLINER on Lbe Premises to t:im hats and b-mue^- m the superb styles of tbe coming .«ea c f>!>, BLANKETS— Very goud yalae. m White, Biue, and Scariet. rnLANNELS— New. Zealnnd \VoqL Jj manufactured into Jj'la.uaels m Lancashire. The wear of the.se goods is proverbial - ; — . „.i .. .... . :. „*.— -■■ 1. ■mtiENE^v; SHOW ROOM is now J_ open for the better display of Fancy Dia; cry, for which th,« Bon Marche is so well aud justly known. J.C.EOWLER, WHOLESALE AUD RETAILDUAPER