V*~R F. H. SMITH, As«i B :aKtiJ.L Master jn tbe State School, is orepared to take pupils m the evening m tbe following subjects : — LATIN, FRENCH, GERMAN and MATHEMATICS. Terms on Application. Palmerston, Jan. 24, 1883. MRS MOIiLEY begs to call! attention to Clearing lines m Millinery, m unit's outfits, children's dresses, &c. Trimmed Hats from 3s Gd. Feathers cleaned, curled and dyed. Next door to the Beady Mouey Store BOOTS & SHOES. rpHE undersigned begs to iuform the JL public of Palmeriton and surrounding districts that be is about to a'urt business as a Boot am! Shoemaker and hopes by supplyin only a first class article, combined with "civilify ami con tesy, to merit a share of public patronage. Note the address : — Near the Ready Money Store, (m Dimond's Shop.) WILLIAM CURREEN. T R. STEWART, & CO. tf w Victoria Aveuue, Wangahni, Estate '& Gbwbbajc Commission Agents District Agenis fo, the New Zealand Mutual Insurance Company. Fire and Marine risks accepted at lowest current rates. Agents forßichtcr, Nannestad'sPalmerston North, timber mills. Agents for the Mnnawatu Daily Times and Patea Mail. Inteuding adver tisers supplied with every inform* tioa. Money advanced on freehold security J. R. STEWART, Licensed Land Broker under " Land Tranfer Act, 1878." Anthorif-d and Licensed Surveyor. R LOUD ON KIMBOVIW ROAD, THE SQUARE FEILDINGR. PARTRIDGE. CARTER & GENERAL CARRIER, Main Strekt, West. THK above having just had const! ucied a Fin-t-Cu^s wagon suitable for .he rcmo\al of hi-iii-une etc., "-olcits the public patronage. Every a '. eh «ion paid to articles m removal. Charges moderate. Or>-!eiM left at the abi.ve address carefuMy executed. Large stock of FIREWOOD always on hand. O UMMEE ."DRINKS. Tlir FOSTER'S GINGER ALE. Stimulating & Refreshing. The very best of Non-alcoholic Drinks, suitable for the present >eason. W. H. G. FOSTER, Sole Manufacturer, St Hill Stbeet WANGA N U I . AND HOSjQNGS GtAEiiAL Blacksmiths axd pAni;iEj;s NfX^ Lo MarjMou'.ri Din per. Work done ou sliorte-sc nolice. i^ricukura) ami oti.icr impleujents repaired. Exyriem-ed Wheelwright constantly on the premises. "A ~BRir^It^~HAIT7{VAT~ 'TIME oL tabu-:. TPAINSLEAVK DAlh\ Palinerstmi tor W-n-.mii i,t 0.45 a.m. ; <iud 5.45 p in.' Ftihliii.^ for VVan-am-i at 7.30 a.m., anj 6.00 p ni. Palniei>ton fm ilalcombc at 8..J/J a ju. tMldiug for Halicuihe al U..K) a.m. l J aime»iori for Fox. on at 10. -O a.m an 8.30 p.m. Feildnig <b. V'oxtou at 9.45 a.m. aad i 7.-^5 p.m. PKALNS LEAVE ON SATURDAYS « ONLY Palmerston for Foxton 12.4* .p.- 1 v oxtoa tor Pakuer&tou 2.40 p.m.
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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 321, 23 July 1883, Page 1
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408Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 321, 23 July 1883, Page 1
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