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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1223, 28 April 1884, Page 4

— w— — — — a ma mammmm qy— — ■_— —■— TH** PALMERSTOM BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT. OPPOSITE BAJSE: OF AtTSTRALAMA. X The Squaee. ' J. O. FRASER BEGS to th auk the residents of Palmerston and surrounding districts for tho shpport ao gene** rously accorded him since starting m business on his own account,, andr while solicitiug a continuance of their esteemed favors, would intimate that m future a more varied stock will be kept on hand to meet the wants of he ever -inci easing population. Fresh Scones and Buns daily. . 3?he catering for 'Bfdls, Supr'ers, Picnio Parties, and Publio Entertainments carried out efficiently, / and under my own* ': "superyifcion., , ,^. Sread of '{ First Class Quality '- only made.- --... —— — 1 A .good supply of the beßt ! - xi CONE^CTic&EIY ' lj always on hand. Also all kinds of- •>•; I BISCUITS, PLAIN AND FANCY A of the finest quality. . . . • WEDDm© iND'-BIiTHDAY ' ■ .. -. . ' CAKES' '"'. ;■' "' made on the shortebt notice. . . . y. | .. ' -.s . f! . f - •-• — -—y.y+._ ■ - ■ %&< Notb! Thb Addbkss- • "\ '•• Z. ' ; --l j "*"" 2^iS f p.^TfAsmAyy- -. IPastry Cc«'k & Confectioner, opposite the Bauk of Austral»kiia, '; he Sqwftre, ' "" ; j- 1 Palmeiston XforLh; •• ! - » 7 ■yy ; i .:....'■ ....... ftMrmi AX IT CAEPET MA^i Ax Xi\ \ HOIJSE;- -"' ' •■'"' : ' " J. I \]--^Xyi7.2o2 \'2i-^'7-i Ti, * 7iOH!N AISIRERSON^ '. y y . I M.*s& :;-siaJo;J' 7?:; VICTO±4 AYBNtJEi ' WASQiAStJ^ 3 IHE Cheapest House m the trade for .* Floor; Cloths, Linoleums, Certisene Carpets, Mattings/ Wood anii Irop^Bed'st'eads, Mattresses, Paliasses,' Pillbws,' Bolsters, Ticks,, Hessian Lace Curtains, Damask Curtail V^etian Bhnds, Perambulators, Dm 14- ■ and Drawing Booih-Suites^iTr-; eptr Damask, Hair.Clpth, and Leather. The largest Stock of Cretonnes m I the North Wand. ? * Saterine, Crepes, Tapestry, Card, 1 Alsace, and Frechii, 3 trp- : ? j /AJmI 7\< Xj) 1] V Ai LAbIgE STOCK jfIOEfeJCAN ZAi AND ENGLISH CHAIRS. Chests of %rkwers, A Chiffdhierii* l v6k Cases, and Household Furhi--5 1 ture of every descripxx ■'■[ V I tion. . „,. , 1 V . '' ' ;' ' ?■' j ' •* ? (S^tTimrm* paperW^>"^i I s *>*i__T I* «n THIS •H'd^^*^^___J t^DaINQH Advertising Con- ■PEfISBTcXI T GOOD ■ other nfewepaJiewß OOO&jJ 1 IftnllULt^M mos t flwoMtblo ; Jj»"-"«*«tn^ C^^^^uk term »t tb« 'Ad- kF^^ O 1 r "' ■■ Tertißiiig Agency w'* ' ■ c* H. P. ITOBBAED' NevnHavon, Conn.^WbUAj J ef thel<"gvniP*per"^" i '' m ' !; £iroetog^ra»wio«a ; "*M' ' ' .•"' i:; ' i, r \ Hop Bitters are, the Purest and Pest Bitters Ever Made. '' 'They are compound rom Ho a, Malt - TBncbn, Mandrake, and andelion.— the •eldest, best,,- and inapst valuable medicines m the world, *aM contain all the best' and most curative properties of all other reme^ dies; beingthe *2reate/'t;Blpod Purifier, layer Regulator, and Lifeand Health Bestoring Agent onj earth. Ko disease or ill health can can possibly long exist where these Bitten are usedj .» { ymed^and^perfect' are] their operations.'" .*'" ! ... ..-'■ -'-■>■ '■•».- - * "-'x They jnveineWlife Rndvigorto the a^~dt .-and *infiran{ ..To all -.whose employmeijjt, . ,' cause inie^nlaiitiy of the bowels or urinary' organs, or who requhie 'an i Appetiser, TcJiic' yand mild istimulant, Hop ßittersare invalu-. iaWe, ileing highly curative, tonic and gtim- '<- ulafciiig, wi'-hqut'fihlioxicatingijv 'iO-.l* 'ifr - (VDonotisiifEer or let your .friends, suffer, vbutusdatid uife iEe'th'td usd'Hco 1 'Bitters; Vj Bemepiber, ; Bi|te*rh- 1 is ' j'r^oo •*.*?&»* drugged, [drunken nostrum but the Purest and Best! Wedicire' / evVr''maae t j tMd^ln- ! valid's Friend an^ Hf^p,f[andjUQpeij&ojajor family shjould be'without them. Try the Bitters torday* » *Ge,t,»,at;-.Ch§mists;dr. P/ugr gißtß - !'" " r " AyxmUXMh^ ' j" ■ ■ .7 • v the «ck3d_Hto' w W^ All Prizes^ 0 Blanks. 6006 Membra £1 EsicH/ ( ] • : . • ., ■j M. <.' . AM.'* ' i*■• tt ~ ' • M THeUydNEY TURF CLUB Jbeg ta inform the. Sporting! Public. of' New South .Wales and the adjoining Colonies 7 ttiat'' 'they have made "rrangements for holding a £5,000 Consultation on the Champion Race, to be run on the Flemington Course, Melbourne, the Bth .day of .March, 1884, when the following piizos will be distributed, less 10 per cent. Commission:-!- - First Horse ... £1000 Second Horse ... ... ... 600 Third Horse ... ... ■< ■ ... 200 Starters (dirided)c 'iUXii '■%.. y*vi2Cfo. Non Starters (divided)' ... ... 600 £100 PRIZES £10 EACH; £1000. TOTAL EQWAE; #3,500, - ; i - , •'. .-■ !-.-;-; .■:< .7 Leaving a margin of £1,600, which will be invested by the Club m malting a book on tbe^'Anttiirin Meeting" '■'• <''•'■ The members of tbe SJTC being well informed and connected ; with >the Principal Trainers and Performances of , their Jlorses, are m a position td state that the £1600 WiU realise a handsome profit, the whole of which will he' divided amongst those 'sub-' scubers who were unsuccessful m eitbsr drawing i horse [ or7 prize- m '■. the £3,600. distribntidn. There will be no blanks whatever.; All Subscribers are sure t 0 obtain a Prize,'' the highest being £100 This Consultation being Straight and Bona Fide m: . every particular, any Surf scriber can be present at the drawing Those Living 0 1 a distance can be represented by a friend The Representatives of the Sydney P apers wiil be i)' t ii » i " 1 ' eipesen at the drawing. Add Exchange tocheques Two stamps fcr reply and result. i__, i Address— JAMES WALLACE, Sec. S J.T.C., Boa 784 GrJP.P., Sydney, New South W«les.j|_ • Qw fllrrfT— *" fiMf '