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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1385, 31 December 1884, Page 4

THOMAsIiALL C^IROOEIIRir, TEA CROCKERY, Ironmongery, Flour, and GENERAL STOREKEEPER, THE SQUARE. PALMERS TON NORTH j-^><p^ for Madame Wbi« I%;j gel's Paper Pato / terns and Journal of Eashion. | MRS HIQRLEY MILLINER. INFA.NTB* AND LADIES' OUTFITTEB, 18 now clearing all MILLINER* at costPEATHERB CLEANED & DYED. Paper Patterns m Ladies Belts, Combinarions, Uobes, &c. Pbking for Crewel Work Registry Office for Governesses wad Servants of all classes. Next Tteady Motey Store, Tbe Square, Palmereton Worth. PALMEBSTON Central Beady Honey STORE, Main street, opposits Tenn'a Faotory. GIVING UP BUSINESS. The Complete stock now offering for sale at greatly reduced prices. American Axes, Sharpe's, 5s 6d each Pudding Plates, 4s 6d per doDinner Pates, 5s per doz Bell and Black's vestaa/Sd per doz 2 Gross Square Tin Vestas, la 9d per dor,, and bound Tin Vestas, 8d per doz. Best Yellow Boap, 8d per bar Common Yellow Soap, s<i per bar Best Flour (501bs), 6s. Kerosene, 130 Test, 8s per tin, Knives and Forks, from 6s per dozen. Plated Forkß Cheap. Pumps »nd Camp Ovens, very cheap. Long Handle Shovels 4s 6d. . White Sugar 13s bag, Holloware, Brushware, Hardware, Groceries &c.,kc., AKD Various other Goodß, too numerous to mention, will all 1 be offered at equally Beduced Prices. Also, the Premises For Sale or|To Let. N.B. — All Debts owing must be paid foithwith. PEOPEIETOE BROWNE & BOISEN'S TATTEESALL'S LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Bangitikei Street, Palmeeston Nobth. HORSES carefully aud thoroughly broken to saddle, single and double harness. Buggies of all descriptions, and horse always on hire at moderate charges, Good paddocks and large roomy loose boxes. Ihe stables being open day and night, and our motto being "civility and attention/ we shall always be open to do business and trust to see "our old friends and their friends" rally round. N.B. — The loose boxes aw well adapted for race horses and other travelling blood stock. Horses trained for JRace Meetings. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. 4®° Note the Address.— Eangitikei Street, next Self's, Blacksmith. GRorious USTews BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE MILLION. R.ALLINGHAM, Has just received the Largest, Cheapest, and most Fashionable Stock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Maaa> watu. To Curry into effect the well worn motto, ." Small profits and quick returns" he offers the Greatest Bargains ever heard of m the district. The stock has been carefully selected by Home buyers m the Home Market*, and therefore all middle profits and charges by colonial merchants have been obviated, conse* qutntly the whole can and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance' Bespoke Work Unequalled. None but firßt»class workmen ar* employed, and nothing but the best of material used. For fit, style, and work* uunship nothing can surpass mv work, of which the inhabitant* of Manawatu have bad ample proof. R. ALLINGHAM, "On the Square.' 1 t/ltiiß mi 1 t/MJE&gjut Tl AVINU Commenced Business as a GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT respectfully solicits a share of PCJBLIC FAVOR, Rents and Debts collected, Loans ne* gotiated,and all kind* of Commi»ion and General Agency Business transacted. Address — Premises lately occupied by I Mr jGJ*fl.a^tCourtuou_«