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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 327, 31 July 1883, Page 4

SO UTH BRITIS 1 1 FORWARDING AGENCY. (■^ OODS received, cleared and ~X forwarded by rail or steamer vitli despatch and a.t moderate charges. Agents at London, New York, fSan Francisco and throughout A ustralia and New Zealand. Wm. BISHOP, Jun, manager. Feathorston ft, Wellington. KELVIN GROVE RTE\M SAW AND PLANING MILL. R. Kekderson PaopEißTon. HAVE ON HAND, and can supply Rough, or Dressed TIMBER, m any quantity. Ku«ticnfitis:, Mouldings, Architraves, and EVERY DESCRIPTION © diessed timbir always m stock. Tjl T O U D O N, FOXTON, Storekeeper and (^mmission Agent, Licensed (.ustom House Agent. Also Fire and Life Agent. T. S HO £, TH* SQUARE, fi.LMERSTON NORTH. ACCOUNTANT & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Certificated Accountant m Bankruptcy, Has For <s\i,e -Numerous Town and Several Sections, on easy terms. LOANS NEGOTIATED AT THR LOWEST CURRENT RATES KO H N BROS, Victorian Avenue, WANGANUI, WATCHMAKERS a*d MANUFAC TURING JEWELLERS, Orders by post punctually attended to. Branches all over the Colony, and London. YU T. W O O D BLACKSMITH, WHEELWRIGHT, AND SHOEING SMITH [Corner of Rangitikei street aad Cuba Street.) PALMERSTON NORTH, Between Royal and ClareD Hotels) 'hoeing done vith care, anu *a an en tireky new principle. All descriptions of General Blacksmiths work done Fehicles and Agricultural Impleiientmade and repaired, ~ CHARGjM MODERATE. PUBLIC NOTICE. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that any one found trespassing by night without lawful reason m any of the passages leading to the rear of the Foresters' Hall will be prosecuted with the utmost rigour of the law, irrespective of persons. G. W. KUSSELL. HAVING completed arrangements with a view to carrying on a large Jobbing Business the proprietor of the Times is prepared to undertake all kinds of JOBBING PRINTING, which will be executed with neatness, despatca and at WeltinoPm Prices A H. WYLDS, (Late Ereeman & Wylds), ! Timber Merchant, iPalmerston North. OPENING NOTICE. MESSRS ELDEKBHAW and! COLLINS, having taken over ] the well known Bakery, formerly carried on by Mr Cjr. Eldershaw, beg respectfully to inform th% inhabitants m and around Palmerston that they are noM- prepared to supply t c best of Bit ad and Confectionery at the ohortest notice. , Small Goods always on hand or m&u3 to or er. Famiiles waited on daily, and orders punctually uttmdwl to. ! ELDIOKSIUW & COLUNB. | Notice to Advertisers. \LL altorafcior desired to be _/Tjl miido to st^uding advertise* nicnta must be sent 111 the day before the alteration is to ap'^ar. — Mfl-nawatu Daily Tim.f- b riIHE Manawatu Daily Times / I being the oldest paper m I Manawatu necessarily has a circula I tiou and standing H'hich defies com petition. Larger circulation than any «ther paper on the Coast, and daily increasimg. ; ; :