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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 6625, 17 February 1900, Page 1

1900 BAECLAY'S -:«o| SUMMER SALE. | BARGAINS IN" AJLTLi DEPARTMENTS. A FEW OF THEM AS SAMPLES. XKlf 4f '«/* Honeycomb Quilts, 2s lid, 3a lid Ladies' Hose, IOJd, la 3d, Is 6d ' n!» S? d, tOi 86d Toilet Qml.s, 5s 11d,15s 6d Children's, 3d to 2s . ■ wZl\ <£•? ? «j * , eJ Sheeting, 7*d to 2 3 Embroide-ies, 2d to^S Entsvt i 1 \ Si5 + tO« 48 ' 6d Lace Curtains' ls 6d>l 8 1U« 2s 3d Handkerchiefs, 3d to Is uS^vST'i ♦"f^ 88 Shirtings, 4Jd, 6d to ls Lace Ties, 9d to 2s * Under Vests, Is to 4s 6d Art Muslin, 2fd, 3fd, 4'd White Gloves 6d 9d 1« * Men's -Hose, 3 pairs for Is Tabhngs, lOjl, ls,\s 3d up SdGlSSli X J&, 3 S 6d "' Men's Brakes. 6d; 99d,i S 8 Odd Dress Lengths, 3s lid the whole Aprons, 6d 7d,9d, Is Men's Hats, 6d to' 8s 6d FsncyTress, 6d to Is lid bZ£7u\™° '* ' Odd nBo Sv Os' tSSui s 8 a, Ud to 4, lid S?? -(aII r dUC6di B|d U* Hatrdiy all cheap Tweed Caps, 6^ Is BtoZ^lsTT? 1 "^ B^ ** 6* t0 6S SALE NEXT ROYAL HOTEL. UnTrShirts, 2s°9d up SALE NEX T io~YAL HOTEL. 8A T ,TC A f IRA T}.f!T, AY H

HOT LIKES! HOT LAKES!! fURBINE Royal Mail Line of Coaches io \J Ohingaiti, Mangaweka, Kaikoura, Taihape connecting' with Peters and Son at Te fioro Junction, and then on to Mcawhango. The above Line of Coaches ran as follows:— Leaves Meehau's Commercial flote every Monday and Thursday, at 7 a.m., lor . Tokaanu, and from the Ist December will leave Meehans Hotel daily for Kaikoura, O'Taihape, ana Moawhango, returning daily to Ohingaiti. Our time table for tha through mails has been altered as follows :— Leaves Ohingaiti for *Moawhango Mondays Arrives Ohingaiti from Tokaanu and Moa whango Tuesdays Leaves Ohingaiti for Tokaanu and Moowhango Wednesdays Arrives Ohingaiti from Tokaanu and Moawhango Fridays Leaves Ohingaiti for Tokaanu and Moawhango Saturdays Arrives Ohingaiti from "Moawhango Bundays • For and froai Moawhango and inter--1 mediate places only. NOTE.—The above Line of Coaches (and I no other) connects with Peters and Son's at I Te Horo Junction, who take our passengers, etc., on to the Hot Lakes, and also at Moawhango with Napier Coaches. W9 desire the public t3 know that we have no connection with any other Coaob, and that passengers taking passage by our Coach at Mangaono Kailway Station will be sure of their passage right to ihe end of their journey. Booking Offices—Meehan's Commercial Hotel, Ohingaiii; Homer's Commercial, Hotel, Mangaweka. Horses, Buggies, Bpecial Coaches, etc., etc., on hire right through the line, and also at Carbine Stables, Feilding. We have a fine Btaff of drivers, who will treat people with every respeot. Letters,. Telegrams, etc., promptly attended to. V- BEKIJY, TBEVENA, & CO., Proprietors. 4shliurst & Pohangina yitOYAL Vm COACH. RUNS TO POHANGINA DAILY. (After the New Year.) TIME-TABLE - Leaves Ashhurst Railway Station 12.40 p.m. Arrives Raumai - 1.25 p.m. Leaves Kaumai 1.30 p.m. Arrives Pohangina ... 2.0 p.m. Leaves Pohangina ~. . 2.15 p.m. Arrives Raumai 2.40 p.m. Leaves Eaumai 2.45 p.m. : Arrives Adhhurat Railway Station 3.30 p.m. (Meeting Express Train for Wellington ) Coach meets every train. Parcels delivered along the route, bat must be prepaid, '.- D. ENRIGHT, Proprietor, Ashurst. | Daw's Royal Mail Coaches. FEILDING TO MANGAWEKA. /CONNECTS with all the. Coaches to the \J Hot Lakes, blbo all Trains and Boats north and south of Feilding. The finest tourist route in the colony. NOTE.—I have the finest staff of drivers in the colony. Beoking Office-r-Carbine Stables, Feiia ing, S. DAW, . Proprietor. TIME-TABLE FOB BONGOTEA COACHES. ON and after the 26th May, 1898, a coach will leave Bongofcea daily at 8.30 for Palmerston; via Awahuri at 9.30 ; Palmerston arriye at 10.50. "Will leaye Palmerston in the afternoon after the Wellington, Misterton and Napier trains arrive, Will leave The Buffet at 4.20 p.m. vA, G. HICKFOED, Pro jrietor. Griggs & Son, Builders and. Undertakerg, MAIN STREET, Opposite the Gourt House). NOTE.— The Undertaking Department is a special feature of the firm's business. T. R. Martin, (ENGINEER AND MACHINIST ; Maik B:.iiEET, I PALMERSTON KOETH. TTAVING had over thirty years XX experience in Borne of the foremost engineering establishments at Home and in the ooloniea, the undersigned is in a position to execute the most intricate mechanical engineering at reasonable rates to the satisfaction of customer-, ERECTION OF GAS ENGINES A SPECIALTY. ' Highest Testimonials, both English and Colonial. Agent for some of the best Gas Engines made.