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''- --.'-.....'. ; ■ ' . (IPROSt GrENEVAV ' j^^^Ms^^^^ Watchmaker and Jewsi&eb, mfj^^^^^^^ t I -PALMEiR-STON axd FEILDIN&. AwABDBD-Paris Exhibition, 1867. Admitxud--I*-* dbn, 1862 ; Vienna, 1873. LEVER AND GENEVA WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETY. Also, WELE-SELECTED STOCK OP JEWELLERY. Every description of "Watches, Clocks, and Jeweller} skilfully, repaired. E. E. METABD, Bookseller,. Stationer, Tobacconist, and Eancy Goods, PALMERSTON and EEILDING. for all tlie principal COLONIAL, AUSTEALIAN; AND HOME NEWSPAPERS, PALMEISON & S€OTT, AUTHORISED & LICENSED SURTEYORS LAND And ESTATE AGENTS, VALUATORS, .. PALMERSTON NORTH, MANAWATF. LOANS ON MORTGAGE OBTAINED.

TJ O X I) A X Begs to inform his numerous friends and the Public that he HAS EEMOYBD To his new premises, NEXT TO MB METARD'S. Where he hopes to see all his k old .friends and quite «s.rnany new ones, ' A well assorted stock of- thebest. ENGLISH AND COLONIAL SADDLERY. - Always kept m stock and ■ , EYEEY EXQUISITE OF THE TRADE ON HAND. SLESINGER'S PATENT MEDI- CINES FOE HORSES Kept m stock. No owner of a horse should be without them. T. JORDAN, Saddler, The Square. pHYNNE, LINTON, ' & CO. Shipping Agents and Auctioneers* FOXTON AID PALMEESTOM Shipping A-gents for the New Zea- land LoiJi and Mercantile A&enot Company (Limited) V ■ No*. 21. 1878. _____ Vi F ■'HAWK I 5 8 Barrister-at-La.w^ Solicitor, Convey^ ancer^ and Notary Public, ■"■■'•; a« . . . .-'■ ■ MRS.. liIB FIELD'S, Palmerston North. PalmerstonK Feilding,; and Foxioa Courts- attended^ • Retainers, by telegram or letter, at tended to.. -rpEEDERICK B.R.aTO ABQHIJBqT.A. Office— Qaxton ChamtersK HCTOBIA .A-yBlsrtlB: %_VH'3bAHtII ;

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