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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1148, 11 January 1884, Page 4

PAPERHANGINGS, i PAPERHANGINGS, . PAPERHANGINGS. R. & E. TINGEY, .-.•■ ,\ ,"; y. y 'A y y- ''A .'• : , THE SQUARE, '< P Wl m erstoi No r th ! a- :■■ vi-.nsv-.-.r - r*'f-- * And Excelsior Paperhanging Warehouse, Victoria™ Avenue, Wangau 't ;>U r -;-.' iii) .--. \ yy. ,i\. .; ': i.J .•' r 1 RECErVEEiyex '^"Rsfrell j * _l' ;! > "ah^i-dw^b'iiehin^p 1 ; fe&mV_^lq__jdid Designs m Paperhangings'-" Latest Patterns. Have' also by same ship I - ment-^-H iJ : " :> *• W*'' 2ytbns Champion Genuine Whits .. ' -' i Mandei's Copal and Oak VarnisheM Raw and"B6iled"Linseed oil Spirit Var^ni.hei. Gold and. Silver Leaf Bronzes. 't --— ! ! To arrive ex 9v»- Catalonia, a splendid : assortment m Dados, .suitable for Draw|> ingarooms. Sitting-rooms, Dining-rooms', Hall,&ejpc.' y.. ;■■ ''. [ Ex Timaru-— lo. bales and cases of Paperhangings, and 200 assorted packages Sf;Paintersy material. '■ i Ea^Wai'roa^lO' cases Paperhangings 1 . 50 packages Painter's material. j R. ahdiE v Tingey would call the at-j tention ofthesTrade and settlers to their large and assorted v ptock of the abovey they being Direct Importers, are, m ti position to sell at e_c.rei_.ely low' prices; "'"" 'V %' iL^INGEY, PAINTERS A'A' HOUSIS DECORATORS, The Square, Palmerston North ; and '*„. Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. FTONITTJILE ABD CARPET WAREi y ..,."£*'■ mtis& y A JOHN ANDERSON. WOTORIA - AVENUE, WANOANUL ; THE Cheapest House m the trade fori Floor C I oths, Linoleums, Certisene Carpets, Mattings, Wood and Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Paliasses, Pillows, Bolsters, Ticks; Hessian Lace Curtains, Damask Curtains, Venetian Blinds, Perambulators, Dining Boom and Draw- i ing Room Suites m ;Repp, Damask, Hair Clothl and Leather: * The largest Stock of Cretonnes m the North Island. Saterine, Crepes, Tapestry, Card, Alsace, and Frechis. A LARGE STOCK OF AMERICAN AND ENGLISH CHAIRS. Chests of Drawers, Chiffoniers, Book I ti .%A-i **& %'f 'y> : - ; -- -■•'- ■'* C 'A ': % * Cases, anil Household Furni- ' ture of every descrip- . : ■ „: tion. I i fi»^-l# : -r-.'Ba'S-l-l i ™^____i__li__J i iPQaiNR-B advextlainc Con- i __WS___ln4ll JP"""^* fitei^teltMaa-n'.MSSSiiSaL > >LGOOD I other uempepew ,W GOOD II j UDTiri rcH 'i^e^bimiaßmtbm ■uTORHRRe ■WJ lULtOM mq . t _tetoi»bla ■" tnSOWIJ [1-JJ^-mJH i-wstiainclaaener Wrrr— --— * Wf H.P. inrBBA__D,I?BW Haven, ■' Ooaxi., Pnb-UfaM jef th. :_ew-_»per and Bunlc Dtwatory of the World. jHop Bitters $re- the Purtst ajnd 1 Best Bitters Ever Made. i ' r ' ■ i -■•;•'. r■• i. > 7- ■■ -i i , ThSy 'are^coinponnded from Ho ! s,'Malt ! «Buo_iu f Mandrake, and andelion, — the joldest. best, and most valuable medicines m the world,^and contain all,the r best„and jmolt ? ci_ativ.'prbpertieß of all -other renie-"' dies, beingthe greatest Blood Parifier, Liver [Begulator, and Lifeand Health .Bestoring [Agent on earth. No ill health can jean possibly long enet where" these iJitt'ers are used,j so; varied and perfect /are their 1 bperations. i They..give,.ne^lif« : and vigor to ' the;agedt and •infinn'y-^'Tft^air'-wlioBe" employriiehts (i^ijse., irregularity : .of the jhow^fl or, juriaary? prgaiis, br'whb r.4mr# ; aVi Appetiier, TfOn'ic' and mild stiipjL^nt.yHop Bitters are invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and stimulating, withof tlintoxicatihgi AA -\ Do not su^pr pr-l«V JQiu? ts _riendß*Buffier,y but'uae attd urg. them to use Hob" Bitteri 4 ! Bemember, Hop y. Bitters is $*> vilj, drugged, drunken ho_tru-h bnt the Purest and Best Medicine ever, made ; the "Injalid's Friend and Hope," and no person or famjly should be without ;; them,-)jTryi i ihe fitters torday. Get at Oheznists or X> r ug« f gistai'j AiAAAl 'j.>.AAIAAAA!'^ 1:J '-A- Yl'CvC ."fHE "CHAMPION » CONSULTATION --! OT r-UiJTiO&fcß-— r-i ! ' AA' AVyAi :. \ All Prizea.i No Blanks. ! 5000 MemsCT_^l JEJaclx TTIHE SVDITEY. TUBE;. CLUB beg to 110 th ! e : Sporting o_ .'Kew South Wales .and; )the; adjoining iColonies that r they have made "rrahgements for holding < r a ; '£'^ooo. * teonsnltatidn' 'oh the Champion Race, to be run Qh ythei:Eli.mington Course, Melbourne, the Bth day of . 1884, when the following prizos yill 'be distributed, less'lO per cent. Commission :-r- . _Tir-t Horse „ JBIOOO Second/Horse ; .'.. ... ?.... \ ;60b Third Hiorse ... ... ... '200 Starters (divided) ... ... 200 Non Starters (divided) ... ... . 600 r ! sido pr__zes~j.ioea6h, iiooo. TOTAL EQUAL, £3,500. Leaving"^ a'^ .naigiri'^of ! £l>6ob) ; which will be invested by the Club m making a book on the "Antumn Meeting'^ I Tbe members of the SJTC being well informed and connected with the Principal Trainers and Performances of their Horses, airein a position to -state .that the £1560 will realise a handsome profit, the whole of which will be divided amorigßt those subscribers who ; were unsuccessful . m - either drawings horse or prize m the £3,500 distribution. There will be no blanks whatever. All Subscribers are sure to obtain a Prize, the highest being £1000: Thi^ Consultation jbeing Straight^ and \ JBotm MSe'm' every particolar, 'any ~ Sub-' scriber can be present at the drawing i Those Living st a dfatacce_cah'_be represented by a friend „ The Bepresentatiyes of the i Sydney Papers wiil be invited t» be^presonL at the drawing. Add Exchange to chequeTwo stamps for reply and result. r : -Address-rJAMES WALLACE^ Sec. S.J.T.C., Bex ?$4 . G.P.0., Sydney, New South Wales. OE, '. "" t A ."'""",. Queen Street, Woo 1 !--.-*; Sydney.