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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 316, 18 July 1883, Page 4

J OH N AN DUeIo l> i CABINET-MAKER, FURNITURE DEALER, Ac, i Victoria Avenue, Wakoanui DRAWIivG and Dining Room Suites, New Styles; Wood Cano. and Spring Scat Chairs of every desciiption. Snite3 Eo-ovored m any style. Very large n^play of Carpets, Mats, &c Carpets sewn, &c, on the premises. TERRACE END VETERINARY FORGE POAD & BRAZIER. BEGS to notify that they have OPENED the shop at Ten-ace End, as a VETERINARY SHOEING FORGE and GENERAL SM[T-liY. HORSES CAREFULT SHOD. All other work done at t^e lowest nrices. County Notices. rriHE MANAWATU DAILY JL TIMES, having been "boycotted "by the Manawatu County Council owing to adver.se criticisms upon its administration/and the advocacy of its .abolition m favor of a cheaper system of local Government, the following notices are published gratis m the interests o? the settlers: ttii North Mananatn. nearly the whole j<)f who in' eve no paori 1 but the Timkp -. — . I ALaiyi^yatii; Coiuify Council. AjOTfCE is hiTel-y. civen tfnt it.is i\ ■'■ th'e intpn'tibti of thii Couticil 'o strike » rate J of a penny m the £ on. the rateable value -nf all property m the County of Mansiwatu.. f"i' the period com m ncing Ist April, 1883, and ending 3) st M;irc-i', 1884, and t hut. the ■ s»rne shall lit* payable on the 6th July, 1883, "and that- 'the Rate Hook is open for inspection at the County Oftke, Foxton, during office hours, trom this date for- font teen. days. , By order, JOHN M'CULLOCH, Clerk to Council. County office,- June 21. 1883. ;; ; & CO, . , ORJMK OUR . . „. n has ff|» Bqaat fer Tnro ffatnral Ffavo'nr, awfl Strongfh. >/-, 2/4, 2/8t 3/-, 3/4, 4^ £■ 1-H». ami Paekonau HAt>g^CHgSo?3, BOXES; "Wf. Moisofl i* a Professional Tea Taster ami Blandar." a warded' aOLD & SILVER IVIgPALS. |eLSOT, jjOATB. ( ft ||0. f ':' : " TEA . CHRIBTCHURCH, DUMEDSW, AUCKLANO, W*Lt.mGTOW, AtEX^ FERGUSON , , ; The Square, Palmerston North, , Wholesale and B»t*jl A^ENT 1 THE (GOLDEN BOOT. . P. CLIFFORD, rKJ^SQUAKE, PalmeksVo^ North, WISHES to *Bnjounc© to the inhabitants of Palmerston North and Souround-i ing districts, that -he has received a large ASSORTMENT of BOOTS j aud SHOES. Price and quality will j bear inspection, as tey cannot be | Surpassed for strength, . durability, aird cheapness, m the Mauawatu. 3oots and Shoes made \6 order on the shortest notice. Style and fit Guaranteed. Charges Moderate. OIF^JNf? NGT.IOB, MESS E..3 ELD EH SO AW" />na i COLLINS, having taken over the woll known Bakery, formerly pu--ried on by Mr »t. Eldtrsbaw, beg respectfully to inform the iuliabitahtfl m and around. iVmcrstnn that they a>e now prepared to snpr-ly t c best of lirt-ad and Confectionery at the shortest notice. J Small Goods always on hand or raiu.o ( to or. er, I Famiiles waited on daily, and orders punctually attended to. ELDERSHAW & COLIJNS. Notice to Advertisers. ALJj aliera£ior* desired to be I made to st^ndjng adyertise- j inenta must be sent m the day be--j fore the alteration is to ap»3fkr. — )