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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1242, 12 July 1884, Page 2

TERRACE tNU STORE "T'UST arrived a new shipment of WINTER GOODS. Consisting of all the latest novelties In MILLINERY and FANCY TERRACE END STORE A^first^class assortment of new DRESS MATERIAL and Fancy Tartans and Plaids TERRACE END STORE. ALSO A GOOD STOCK OF READYh MADE CLOTHING of all kinds. Waterproof boots and warm over* coats. TERRACE EIND STORE. Men's and Boys' lweed Suits „ „ „ Hats and Caps „ „ „ Union and Crimean Shirts With a good stock of Blankets, Rugs,- Sheetings, Bedquilts, Shirting Flannel aud Calicoes. Also Boots, Boots, Boots. All at the most reasonable prices. H. F. FLYGER, TERRACE END Store. Terrace End Store. [a card.] WILLIAM DIXON Painter & Decorator, FITZHERBERT- STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. JOBBING WORK EXECUTED PROMPTLYPaperhanging Warehouse. R. & E.IINGEY, PALMERSTON NORTH, , And Victoria Avenue, Wangantti. Jfmpritrs rjf— BRITISH and Foreign Window Glass, Paperhangings, Brushware, Paints, Oils, Colors, Varnishes, Pictures, Picture Frames, Gilt Mouldings, Artists' Bequisites, &c. HOUSE PAINTERS & DECORATORS. The Largest, Best, and Cheapest Stock of PAyPyEBJEANGINGS IN THE DISTBICT. _Jg $&£M&£k {S appointment ,^_^^^^ Sxcellcncg. ESTABLISHED 1874THOMAS MTERS. CARVER, GILDER. AND PICTURE FKAME MANUFACTURER, Willis street, Wellington, New Zealand. Old Pictures and Looking Glass Frames repaired and regilt. Pictures of avery description framed to prdejc. Pictures, Picturp Franje Mouldings, &o. POR SALE. FOR SALE. A nice asswrtment o r Engravings A good variety of Chromos A choice lot of Oleographs A fine seleotion of Oil Paintings A grand selection of Pictures of every kind to suit Everyone, at 1 T. M/ERS' PICTURE FRAME SHOP, Willis-street, Wellington. Pictures framed while you wait for the train. "OEADY ly/TONEY QITORE FOR SALE. That Property known as Gunder*son's, situated m Main street, consisting of — 1 Acre, corner section, with a Commodious House. TO LET. Two Shops m the Square, known as Jorgensen's i •'■. Building. TO LET. A Paddock of 10 acres, Grassed and Fenced, with the right tore-cut and remove Firewood. TO LET. The Terrapp End Ready Money Store. TO LET, On tha easiest terms — • Several other Town Sections, | Bujtable for Horse Paddocks. i ' ' Asj sectious whichare not fenced vfiii he let subject to the rent being taken out m fencing, FOR SALE, 1 Dog Cart 1 Buggy 1 Spring Cart KEADY MO NEY STORECJxttrrjr StttbizM* «, ■ SJJNDAY, JULY 13. St. $Blrtcft'9 Cnjuwfj. Cateohißm at 3 p.m. Foxton. — Mass at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., C^t€Qtiioi7i at 3 p.m., Rosary at 7 p.m. Preacher, raomiugand evening, Eev. Father MacManus. Hutfterati CTijutch. Hqlcomhe. — 11 a.m., preacher, Eer. C. Gaustad. : 3P flm^ton — Lay reader i illresbgtprian ffifjurc^. At 11 a. , and 7" p.m. j prpneher, Rev. A. M. Wmi3.t, Scnoolhouse, 4wahuri, ?,t 3 p.m., Bey M, A. Wright. • / ... > v Palmerston— At 11 a.m., by Mr (Jillett; at 7 l.m.,by Eev. R. S. Bunn. Karere— At 3 p.m., by Mr Thaeker. Ashurst, at 3 p.m., by Mr Gilllett. Bunnythorpe— At 11 a.m., by Rev. R. S. Bunn. mi Saints' (Eftuuh. Holy Communion at 8 a.m., Morning Prayer at 11 a.m., Evening Service at 7 p.m. ; preacher Kep. H. E. Copinger. &L intern's, &sl)urst. At 3 p.m., lay reader. N.B. —Ministere of the various dsnonanations are requested to forward necessary alteration* every I'riday morinnc. Up to 3 p.m. to-day the alterations m the Anglican and Wesleyan services bad not been xeeeind.