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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 395, 27 October 1883, Page 3

IST 6 T I C E , "William Bixon, PAINTER AND DECORATOR, TJESPECTFULLY intimates to tbe J\ setters o J Palmerston and the surrounding Districts that he will open ir business as above, m the premises lately occupied by Mr Jorgcnsen, the Square, apd trust,* by attention and civility to merit a share of patronage. p O D O ; E U O NY M I N H. WOLLERMANS Wholesale^ Betail fiAiii; Produce. Grocery, Wine and Spirit Stores, The Square, PALMBRSTON NOKTH. npH^- undersigned begs -Announcer .L prd-^ mises to a more commodious situation on the Fquare, near the "Town Ball. Groceries of every description, and first-class quality* kept m stock, and delivered at Wholesale rates. Household,. «. Ev.qujsite.B rsr Produce^. Grain, Gejneraf and: efervl article m Vtflfiik * * * v "**■■** All orders carefully packed and delivered with punctuality to any part of the town,, or throughout the. country districts or at railway stations; — -■■--■ Prices wjjj^be quoted the same as m thft Store Prifce s Li'stf and every dffdft^rill be,put fortfe to giye'euston>er3;entire.^atis)actioni.''. E ' : ',,! ''[.' K. WolTeirnmn ;is*alisd ;a ptirchaser^ Farm, Dairy, and Statkini ' Produced ! B%hM vv^RJl^iiS: : ■ , .and ' „ •■ v " ; ": :: "j" BOTTLES G s STORES,* : ,v : Palmerston North. - ? The uhdersigned be*gs to' irifdrm^tbei pnblie''ikA^iiJs?a'6#pr^aWd£f3%%pp(y'' First-class Ale and Porter^ bribed froim tbej verybesfi maferialk/attd - with' 0 the' purest water. Tbe-Botrling-Stores are- noted along of hpiritsrWines, Ale or Stout, from 2 gallons upwards*-, at Lowest Current Bates. Case Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, * c ;»? l LP f^ *ejXr °c?*" puwst, a and finest charadter to°be 'obtairie'd'bn the West Coast, • ■■.. •"'^^i ■' r )■■•••■ •■ • ■ ." . : bH -i' i*«jiih us»n ;>3'?- .) I PALMERSTu^ NOETH jCwvper's 'SheeprDip' ■■— ijLill c's Sheep Dip ' : Cal^e^&Mh^p^ip! n^i 0 x Qat^e t I gris, B^ei^ofk Antii &o« for foot rot ; tions' -.t^r'KiJDalm^tianrand otherlnsect- | )f [^ ft iT «; s i f K>a i Lime Juice .j^nq ! B. LEAiJY, '" . ■ The Square. Ei ELLERY eitBERT, r PIANO^BIB, r _ Harmonium, i au^oabinet ©jgan Timer ; f.lpo^eWerl 1 \jL E. E. G". makMf#r;jvisits* in^thei • year between ETew Plymouth and Palmerston^ calling at all the tpwjis and country dismc(»;^hj^7JngV/^iti^\ ; b3m' a good supply f ofalf^njdß/o^ f«r repairing Piaflbs, ftarmpniumsi ; &c; : k t - :m '- " 1 :-:r X : : f ' 7 - ! " : ' "■'" . :r . -" •i -' by ;the yeaty : r i if; '--" i> :-- : .- h " : oasoe; !!; ::si .;',;';-,;;'"■ To •»- €stose- oonsi£*nmekfc& ; A new N Spring. Trap— Wellington, ;.;":buiid;;'"y, :.,; t ;^;;;J'' ". x^v> : A good second-hanoV Theodolite „, . g ; '£, -strong, seryiceable >Tunb;er;iPray, - 2 SNTon Lifting Jfacks ; 1 10-Ton Timber Jack A Milner's Fjxe Proof Safe '.' '..".. . MBlabk- l ßarbed : Fencing >-\ •"""'Wire^" "•••■■ "" 2 jTons Averyjs Platform weigh- > 4 Ton Oxiae^of iron Paint j : 20 rolls roofing felt 2 kitchen ranges 100 full size wool bales . 1 ton galvanised iron. ="' 20 'kegs wire nails n-r v ; i/fjj >m« fi^wt'Harffßiscuitsf - .-•■ i^ ; f- ifi 7 prime flavored Tea : "•* ;^2/T6n i s'Fitie 3 Salt 5 ; ; ' M: -| Toii^Soda'Crysfa^M ''' ; - " ;UJ 2 improved Kibbling Mills ' 2 rolls floor oil cloth, 12 feet wide 1000. piecei Wall Paper G. M.IWELSON, ...... Auctioneer, &c. STo DOVE UONYMIK o. s. Gr BOOT & SHQEJMAKER,, * The Squafe, ? Palmelston' North. Tj&GS^to *inf3rm* the inhabitants of J3 the district generally, thatrhe h^as rei-comEKendefr business ras aboVe, >nd trusts that by snaking a thorough goodr arhde at aimoderateiprjee' id %S0 -a^re* 1 turn of tbe patronage so fcindly bestowed on him previous to his leaving Palmerston. Eepai^s neatly^- executed. ; ; , Note the AddreisT Next.ihe' Hdtet-i (The ; v Standard'office). i Grown .Lands. — j Cl^li^on^Ocl/l^^SM I^oTlCEisliWe|)y;g|?e>f, as reJj\| quired ''by^section 65 of the L^nd Act, 1877, that Thomas Peat Be>ttie, the selector of section 22 Block IX, Pohangina, has applied 1 to the Land Board to transfer the same to John Stark Harrison. JOSEPH G. HOLDSWOBTH, 1 Commissioner of Crown Lands.