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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1203, 4 June 1884, Page 1

THE Manawatu Daily Times being the oldest paper m Wanau-atu necessarily has a" circula ricu and standing n-hich defies com petition. Larger circulation than :tny o<j)er paper on the Coast, and waily increaein^. -iANTED KNOWN -That I have always on hand and for sale a large stock of double and single seateG Buggies, Ladies' Phaetons, Waggon ettes, Business Spring Traps all descriptions, City Expresses, Spring Tip Drays,, Common Tip Drays -, also,"" first clas« Brougham and .1 first class Landan cars riage. Every article b'lilt of the best material and the ; workmanship U uo« to be surpassed.. Apply to the. 'Wei-lington-Couih Factory, Mftrmers street and Taranaid I 1 lace. M. Bohnn, Pro prictor, who bus 32 wars' colonial ex« I>erience. : J ■■••■•.• - i BUY KO OTHER MAKE " ■ BUT ■ ■ .^ij^^ „ CHADWICfe'S j^/Mj^m^i *iwBB Six Coed ■ '... is Unsurpassed r To he 1 had at all Eetail Drapers. Bole Wholesale' Agents, '. ' SAHGOf IT?,- >-(»N r & EWEN, Dunedin, , , Chrislchureb, . . . Auefelahd', Invercargi Public Notice. 11 yTESS-RS ■ LOTOD & PEDEIiJxL PEN,' Tinsmiths &c, beg to notify that they have disposed of their Palmerston business fco Mr. JAMES I/OWLIIv S ; who they trust will receive the sr-tne share of public patronage hitherto nceorded to them. All accounts due Io Messrs liound a:ud Peder.-eu mii^t be paid by the end of the present moutii to Mr T. B. WALTON, whose receipt will be a pufiioieut discharge* LOU M T) & pj< D V.B SEN. Palmerston beb, l«t, 1884<. • IN reference to the above, James Rowlius desires to a«f?urethe public 1 that no effort will be spared 'to secure a i'onlj:uiaiice;oi-the syp v -■jtort'-ac'cbrdeci to 'hi.-* predecessors. Every^ satisfaction guaranteed at t.be lowest; poti.-.ibleciiiii'ge. JA.-MES EOWyNS. . BR&WiE Sl miUWS .TAXI^EK'SALL^ LIV:EfiY AISD ,. T ; BAIT ' .. ; '■[''" Eangitikei Street,. 'V Pii J MEBsfbN, ! !N6bth. • : ■. •■-.. -<„.-.<: ■■. '<■ , >-ui-,.c v ,-...; . .. .;.-.■ - : ; HOiiSgS and tbproughiy broken to saddle siDgle and double harnesg. .Buggies of all descriptions, and horses always on hire at moderate 'cbairgeß.' >: - k . ' . ' '' . ' ' ; \'\ 1 Good padlocks and large roomy ■ loose, boxes, \Thestables being open day arid night, and bur motto being ." ciyilitjr. and attention^' we shall always ba ; open to do"busiiiQss and trust to s6e our qld friends and their friends;" rally round. '"" ; N.B.— -The loose boxes are well adspted for race horses and other .tvayelliiig'bloud jsiock.v Hoi'sesctiaiued for JJace Meetings. Hbrseß boiigHt-, sold or exchanged. ISr" ifo'ie the Address, — Rangitik'eiSreet, next Wood's, Blacksmith, ' Y^EOfeGE and COMPANY, PALMERSTON BUTCHERY, Thk Sqtjame, Palmerston North. Orders punctually attended to. <■■■- ' ■ i . — : — . .- .■ ' ■■"-. — n-r——— T :; ■T} I N sDA L E - CITY BUTCriEEY, The Square, Palmerston North. ' PUitfc W a .TqK, IT MONTAGUE, &CO are.mlling ... to drive Pi ma tor Abyssinian .veils. taK.nli rislis, &xid guncantev a good flow or wa-^ej' . . • AT 3s 6i> PEli JTOOT. ( , ' . . - . •' ■ . - ■ i : iN.B. — IC'WatCT d not' obtained, no ' ■'■'■'■' 'money to be paid ■ Address : ! , umO.NUI STJiEBT.