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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1150, 14 January 1884, Page 3

FOR WELLINGTON. fT\KE MANAWATU Steam ShipJL ping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fbaseb, Will sail for the above port (Circumstances permitting; on RETURN TICKETS on being issued till the end of January next at 25s each, available for return till the end of FebriAry. ' " . ' • '■ ■ Freight : 12s 6d per ton W. G. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton CHRISTMAS SEASON ! NEW YEAR ! NEW YEAR ! WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, &c CFR^NZEN, the Square, near „ the Forpstera' Hall, desires to invite public attention to hi? large and extensive stock of Plain and Fancy Jewellery, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Watches, Earrings, Bracelets, Necklets, Pins, Trinkets, Gold and Silver R^in^s, And the Latest Novelties m Jewellery. Masdnic Jewellery. From the above persons desirous of selecting PRESENTS for their friends can. do so it mobt moderate prices. Note the Address : C. E RANT ZEN, The Sqtjaee, Near the Foresters' Hall. I NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE F. BEAVEN, Having leased the whole of those premises m The Square, Palmerston m which he has been ' CARRYING ON BUSINESS for some time past, purposes making such alterations as will enable hiinto place on viey A MUCH LARGER STOCK than has hitherto been kept. The Inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding districts are invited to make An Early Inspection as it is his intention to sell all goods at the REMUNERATIVE MTThe Stock will be found ; to consist of everything required m a general store. I hope by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of public support. Families will be waited upon for orders and goods delivered to any part of the district. FRED. BEAVEN, THE SQUARE, Falmerston North* Money to Lend. OK AAA TO LEND upon &Q)\J\J\J good Freehold Security, m sums of £100 and up* wards at 7 to 8 per cent. R. MANGLES KING, Lambton Quay, Wellington. June 4, 1888. ■■ „ j DRESSMAKING. ! MBS LONDCN begs to iiif orm the public that sn© is carry* ing on business next to Mr Kerslake's, m front of the Foresters' Hall, and being the oldest^eßtablished m the business, as well as enjjeying the reputation of. < being the; beßt .fitter m Palmerston, hopes for a contin uafcee of patronage. ;