Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1224, 29 April 1884, Page 4

T!l PALMEBSTO« BAKERY AND ; GONFECTIONEEY -ESTABi LISHMENT... ,-« i , OPPOSITE BA^E OP AUSTRALASIA.-. •■•.'^ ; : Thk Square. J. l>. FEASJER V", '"! BEGS to '"thank the residents of Palmerßtpn and surrounding districts for. the support ao igene** rousl}^ accorded him since starting m bu^i'nesH on his own aecoiitity and while soliciting a cdntrimaiice of their estuerncd fayors; would intimate that m future a more varied stock will be kept od hand to meet the wants of Ihe ever,-inereasing^pdpulation^^ d ; ? Scones and, Buns daily., , ; The catering for Balls, Suppers, Picnic • Partieß,.and Publiij Entertainments carried ou|t efficiently, and under my own ' { .I i ; superyifcipn; v*^-^: «-..- --ißread of i' S*irst Glass Quality; 'f only made. ', A ; good , supply of . the ■ best, i .. ; • ' J .* ' ' CONFECTIONERY^^ I^'" ; 'alvf ays' on Hand/ ''Also' all kinds .of /""' X jBIBCUITS, PLA Y IN ; AND t^NCt ■/ | „•; ■ "the^fineflt auality; fsi-ti],'i. ' {WEDDING AND-BIETHDAY Ui ! ( I-' CAKES :■■■_■'■ . pade on tie shortest; notice; •-:t aCE a" ■ ' i f .- :•„■ rK .'>: !; t v.i , i - ■■„■■>:■•■ ■'■ ••■ :.' : v :■:''" I <S b .JSotb The Addebbs - I Pastry Cook & ( Confectioner, opppeite , the ! j Baok of^ußtialapi^tj Ihe^tjuare,.,^ , i.j » '' Palm'erßtbh JSToriL '...' ■': ~. ■ |mm -vj-viioa- ti^m- '•- ?*>'»*>■-■' T i !i>s- ■■• ST-V -.({ '-• •-,:■. ;.,-:;--i;-^- > jl-1u,.,,;!;-!? 0 *;-;-:;.^-? . ; } . ■ .'/wi ■■•- •if "•>' VI(|TOBIA AVBNUB, WAiNOANUt rpHE Cheapest Houie"in"tnelrade for Xj Floor/Cloths, Einbleuniß,yertftene CarpetsV^Mattings,uWo6d afid Sonßea* stead's, Mattresses, Paliasses, Pillows, Boiste.rjii OJiSlcsi iHesMan LacelGurtainsi Damask Curtains, Venetian Blinds, Peraynhttlatori,, Pi^wg^ 001 "-^ 1 "^ Dt*m*iug ftoom Suites m Kepp, -Danoatk^ Hair Cloth, and Leather. i , The largest Stock of Cretonnes m x I the North Island. | Saterine, Crepes, Tapestry, Card, I V()y t Al^and^ec^ ft \ ~\\ 'I- ■ ' ' ' §■- *Hl l A LAUGE B$bC&6P AMERICAN •!■•■■■■ '" AND ENGLISH-CHAIRS. (Phests of Drawers, Chiffoniers, ook ; Cases, and Household Furni- ! ,' , tnre ofevery descrip- .. p ! tionV ■ ; m| - ..: f [ r;.i.''i.''/.t?" t' GOOD H other n<ywßp»pers H GOOD I AOTiri rcH emnbcnißdepntha, nßuctucMprDg tf\mil»Ltoß| mo^t' fit-Torablo ■ WntiTotnr ut^ is Wi .^i 61111 ? •* *^° A^* bM t| <rt the irexwpapw? «nd Ban}t,pireetoiy of the World Hop Bitters are- the Forest and ' Best Bitters. Ejger Made. ! They are compound rom Ho 8, Malt Buchu^ Mandrake; ,and randelipn,-5-the . pldVstl best, iafi3 'rbost valuably l medicin'feg J ' m the vrorld^ and contain all the best and m o* t.cufrativfe jptoperties 6f all i' dtherlwm?i i die»,*emgthfe -greafeitßloftd^Pa^ifler,* tivir Begulator, and Lifeand Health Beatonng 4 gent on earth. No disease or ill health can can poifibly long exiptwhere r these Bitters a«si tiated^ JBO varied: land perfect l'are'thiji^ obefatiflnKt^ >u;<;->, '->l! •^) i y<ii i Iney give newlifeabd vigor J to tHe agedt j«nd infiinfi .To albiwhose^eimployment cauie irregujaiity^rt^ bow^, urinary o(rf»nf, or wfio require an Appetizer, Tonic , ajud mild stimulant, -Hop Bitten are invalu- . I JJPispt««uffcr}pr«M'; your, Jriendfc 's/iiUXi ,but uee .and urge them to use Hod , Bitters, . : Bbm e < mberr%P* > Bii^rji ! >6 < ''vilii drugped f -dr^nk^a: noatrum -but th«| t Purett and Beet Medicine ever made; the" ln* ralid's Pti^ia'antl fioj)e; > ' J an(i ! no person or fkmily should he without . them. Try f the ferslt^dayT^G^a^efiemfsls^r J^g^ gißtt, . .^u ;i ■5 1 a'■ V h :.a ■ J jiQT-Jn'V'P-^ rvii-i |'o 'vii b^nj-H/rr- off ttur ~A'K-\ CO^TJLJATiaN^ I All Prizes^ti Blanks. mHEj_ SYp^By.^BP/pL^B^efe.'^ X iniorm the 1 Sporting Public 'of new jScuth Wales aud the adjoining Colonies that 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 pi izos will be distributed, lesi 10 per cent. Commission : — Ijirst Horse ... £1000 Siecorid Horße .. ... ... ... 600 Third Horse 7 „,<. - ? .... • = ... ij2ofr If on Starters (divided), „„ ... 600 £100 PRIZES mo EACHi >*1000, TOTAL EQUAL,,£3,SOO. | ..; .1 . .• ,l\ i .14. > j Leaving a margin of £1,500, which Vill; be invested, by theOlub, m inakirifaj b^ok on the " Antumn Meeting", j o \j \ The m(Bmbe^ SJTGbeiniwen m. formed and' connected ;;wilTi the Prmcipal Tranters akd 1 fl?erf dfmatices erf 'their 'H:6rses, ate m aposition to state tbatnhje' i*lsoo - will wftli^na*andßonie -profitj the whole of iwhich will be divided amongst .th9<§ »üb--6cnberßwhq were; unßucceßßfuLin'jdther ;drawing l a 'noree'or 'piiae m The k^,Wp . distribution. There < will be" ' nti '■ blanks JwhateVer. .MiA'HV Subscribers are sure fc^ obtain a Prize, the highest being, , £100 This Consultation behig. Straight ,apti Bona'Mde in ''every particular, any Sutf ecriber can be present Jat the 1 drawing Those Living at a distance can be repreaentt d by a friend Kepreßentativeß/of the Sydney Paperß will bei J.Mtn »- ieipesen at the draw ing. . ;Add EjtchaDge to.cheques Two Btampß for reply aud result. «, „ AddreSB— JAMES "WALLACE, ■ ■■■< > 80x784 .'« »■' GJ.O., Sydney, Hewjßouth I**l*]* .