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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1207, 3 June 1884, Page 2

TERRACE -END STORE "FUST arrived a new shipment WINTER GOODS. Consisting of ''all the latest novelties m MILLINERY and FANCY , TERRACE END STORE. A first class assortmenfof new DRESS MATERIAL and Eancy';Tartans and Plaids, TERRACE END STORE. ' ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF READY* MADE CLOTHING ! of all kinds. i . ■ Waterproof boots and warm over* coats. TERRACE END STORE. ' Men's and Boys' lweed Suits „ „ „ Hats and Caps „ „ „ Uiiion and Crimean Sbirts With a good st^ck of Blankets, ! Rugs, Sheetings, Bedquifts, Shirting . Flannel' and ._, Calicoes. ' Also Boots; Boots, Boots. All at tb/e most reasonable prices. H. E. FLYGER, TERRACE Etfl> Store. Terrace End Store. *^ ' l^^ ' l * l " ll " l " l '" l, QOUTH BRITISH IURAC COMPANY. Capital ... ... ... £2 ,000,00 Unlimited Liability of a large body of ' Shareholders. Risks of all classes taken at lowest current . r at c s. Agents for Palmerston North, . Bentley Bros., . MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. J. LINTON'S NOTICE. LAND for Sale m Large or - Sma Blockß m all parts ha Distr either for cash or erms. MONEY TO LEND m any Amount on Freehold lands, at owest possible rates. Also a number of HOUSE Properties for sale cheap, either for Cash or Deferred Payments. J.LINTON, Auctioneer.^} MANAWATU DAILY TIMES, I BEG to intimate to advertisers and subscribers that I have disposed of the Manawatu Daily Times newspaper business to Mr W. H. Smith, who will carry on the same as from June 1, 1884. All accounts for subscriptions and standing advertisements for the current quarter, as from March 31st. are to be paid to Mr Smith. All completed business will be charged for by and payable to me. In handing over the business to my successor, I desire to express my sincerest thanks for the very lanje measure of support accorded the paper during the two years I have been the proprietor, and I have every confidence that m Mr Smith's hands the paper will continue to hold its position £S the premier journal of Manawatu. G. W. RUSSELL. Palmerston North, May Slst, 1884. ■ . •-/ .T>EADY Tl/rONEY OTORE -■-. ■••■'•; JUST RECEIVED OUR SECONE SHIPMENI OF I Winter Drapery, Clothing, Flannels '> and Blankets, Fancy Goods, Men's Ladies,. and Children's Boots and Shoes, i •' Moleskin Trousers from 6s 6d ' Men's'all wool Undershirttj from \ } ■■;"-' -88-8d"-"-*\ ' i Colored Winceys, from 4£d per yard \ ; Strong Heavy Dress Material, from 9£d per yard TO ARRIVE. 200 Sacks Canterbury Oats. •'.- THE READY MONEY STORE . c p the largest and cheapest stock of GROCERIES delivered free to any part of the > i. district. Flour reduced m price. . Bran, Chaff, Pollard, Fowl-feed, and Potatoes. WANTED BUTTER IN ANY QUANTITY, TO- LET— Two shops on the Square, lately occupied by Mr Dixon, painter; also a cottage at the back of the Bank of Australasia. READY MONEY STORE. • %*A Scolding Woman. — The barn barities of the duckingnstool fo r the cure of scolding women, though abolished by law, are now oftentimes practised by a kind of social barbarity none the less reprehensible. Women scold only when tbey are ill. Instead of blaming them we should prescribe Hop Bitters, The entire system will' undergo a genial, pleasant change, Tbe nerves will be quieted and acerbity of woro and though* wiil give place to amiabiliiy and a£*vc tion. : -Healthy women do not scold r*-t. Read, .)' Fiitss and .bugs. — Beetle*", insects .aoache*, . ants, bed-bugs, rats, mise -gophers, ja.ck-rabbits, cleared out by J Rough on Rats." 7 id. Moses, Moss *€"•*, S-fdnejr tteao-al Agcattr '