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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 318, 20 July 1883, Page 1

-jl^-R F. H. SMITH, AssistantX LTX Master m the State School, is '* - ; ' " . ' i crepared to fake, pupils m the evening m the following subjects :— LATIN, .PIIENCH. GERMAN and MATHEMATICS. Terms on Application. , .Palmtrston, Jan.24,4883. . , \i f $ \ i K'i » - ' i r ; TU-RS MORLEY begs to call! 11l attention to Clearing lines, m Millinery^ infant's outfits, chili* dren's dresses, do. Trimmed Hats from 8s 6d. others ileaned, ourled and dyed. Next door to the Ready Money Store BOOTS k SHOES. THE undersigned begs to inform the public of Pahnerfton and surrounding districts that he is about to start business as a Boot and Shoemaker an'ri^ bo'p«B by supplyin hnly 4 'first class article, combined with civility and courtesy, to merit a share of public' patronage. fj { (! :■ )^ote;the"lld#e^^ r T Near the Beady Money r . Store, (m ! '•-■■ : Dimond^Shdpi) i . WI^LJA^ CiptREBN.T T B. STEWAttT, & CO. Oil Tidteri* Averted Waftgiiiini, ESTATB & GbSBSAL COflMlM»l»a District Agents for the New Zealand, Mutual Insurance Company. Fire aid Marine risks accepted at lowest current rate*. ■-■■.^■\ y...."i ; Agents for Rich ter.Nannestad'g P»lraer--1 ston North, timber mjlls. 1 Agents for theManaw^tu I)aily Timbs „, and Patea Mail. Intending advertisers supplied with every liiiorma tion. ; Money advanced on freehold security >.'ii .'■-■•• ••<■■■ >'i J I /.-I'iit ! // | n e , '■„ •* *-..,Rs»Jff»^ .■,;■."£ Licensed > LaadN JBroker under H land i ■- TranfcrAct, UFfy." • . Authowsd and Licenaed jSwveyer. i- : i.i. .] ,!lw '■ i.iiV-u-i- ttVJ . -'M'-.i Z■ > I '-.) tiji;; iw/oi?! ! '■■ :•■ -i,.1 f i.: .:,•„■::■» '„,.1!..,,. ! i ->! THE SQtUR6"' ;i1 i,-uft !.■;: -.*.' f'ifa i:» --« «".t l.a'.-.j.-J-. : FB.ILDJH.Oj. l : ,., t „:.•,•.•:■ „, i Maul Stimt, Wwt. TIIHI »boy# J having just had; eon. X ! structed a First«elass wagon!suit- > able for the removal of furniture i etc* •oliclts "tHT public patronage. Every ,%tt#^tioß,paid, #i^Ht»Oes! {^ rwnoiaL Q l fJg«ll» : 9de.i;ate,,; l or«eri Jefti*t Ihe *boveaddreM carefully , executed. ■- „ ■ twie.itpejc W ifiSftl^dQD!; jiiiit'ic' |^i:[ :i..iu : i . -^hand. *i._ „.s :^ u .; : y.; '. -I v, ' •-- -' O^tT'MM'E-R'* -^ Dpßl|r K'S^ T«r WSTEBi'S GINMi ALE. i^nanL' "'1 The very best of Non-alcoholic-X?riDksi Buitajb^ior the pre* * 'Sent* Season. . ' iii i..,. fWi H. G. FOBTEB, | -^ -V Sou MAjnrTArnJ«*«; &f &ill Bt»mt, B ;WiA«Nr4a : vKiiWßi.J, J ''l i .'-— i '•'''■• i 1 *■/■.- ■ WOOLGOCK i AND SOSKOGS Gb«b*al Blacksmiths <ahd Fa%biui t.. . .. ;"vr«rlj dbnii bnyhor^s^notidei tj ■ ' Igricultural and other implements repaired. m „;; BxpArienced Wheelwright constantly •;-•;'.>■■ i i^f '■'•""! A BEIDGBJ) BAIL WATT TIME TRAINS xITyB I)ArL\ l Pa3nM(rsfonJfaV W>>cai,ui &X 6& a.m. and 5.46 p n. , 9»|lding for Wangonui at 7.30 kin, and 6.50 p.m. : ?aTmerli{ollbTHaleonTb«rat 8.55 amY Feilding for HaJeambe at 9.50 a,n. , Paln»rsto« forHpoxton at 10.43 a.m. an Ofi»liipiror/S*tU atiltf aL. «odi T. 63 p.m. FRAINS LEAVE ON SATURDAYS for Palmerrton 2.40 p.m. ;