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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7533, 6 May 1903, Page 1

IF YOU WANT TO SEE PALMEBSTON NOETH GO A-HEAD THEN SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY BY BUYNIG YOUR E 0 0 TlEii FROM THE MANUFACTURER IN YOUR TOWN. Second to None in the Trade for Wear aad Comfort, HOUSEHOLD WORD is PAYNE'S for ROOTS -and SHOES We have nothing to do with Jack o! all Trades and Master oi None; but master of our own trade and afraid of none, so roll; up and purchase your Boots and Shoes at _-_,_- PAYNE'S, f Remember his staff of Workmen live in your houses and spend tfciir money in ,yg™ town, not m America or on the Continent, but in Palmerston. ladies can find ; Walking Shoes at all Prices from 3s 6d to 8s lld to the Top Price of all, GeJts' from 7s Gel onildren s Skppais from 6d, Ladies' Slippers from Is, also Gents' from Is, C&dren's Strong Boots from 3s 6d, fehoes from 3s, Ladies' Evenmg Shoes from ls 9d, Gents'fes Gd. PAYIE'S TciSIHOE STOM THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH, f

[ Our Value is Good. ' Q MEI'S TROUSERS. I Our Prices are Low. _^^-_ / cajnot be beaten. OUR STOCK OF <^W - \ Jl | iVYl*' MEN'S AND BOYS' W. ™ *»* \fl # to choose from. READY-TO-WEAR U Them All in W^'' Sll(\||^ CLOTHING ft VALUE Ft^jm 40L SADDLE TWEED W " T kS*£rJj' j TROUSERS, Is Fresh and Direct from the S2k •*n -PRICE. /W&!&zZ A bee to the "Working Mar Mills. -SJI y^P^J^ bslMJaii-. No Old Stock. Jp^r *!$ BO^' CLOTHING No Big Profits. IP§S% Ht '• |\l £$ WODEBFUL VALUE. MESS TWEED SUITS, »3l M^mi SUITS,' Splendid Variety, 0¥l&m feaTJ Tweed > oi oo a - * m Jr 111. 9s 6a > 10s w, lis, lis 21s, 235, 2os to 595. Jgf Wk & 12s"to lis. IMA SUITS, Vbm W>ISJ_OItfOLK SUITS, 19s Gd, 235, 29s 6fl, 35s and '^^&r* toVfe MS 6d ' 42s U. -=>-^§g£-c,*- BITEEOm'iJS! BE MEN BROS., Tailors, floflderg; ft ffeiws, -The Spare.

;|||W. LEMON, ' VETERINARY BLACKSMITH, DESIRES to inform the public Pa v merston North and surround....^ district that he has commenced business as BLACKSMITH in Rangitikei-street, next door to Stevenson's Stables, and combined with first-class workmanship and strict attention to business; hopes to merit a fair share of the public patronage. Racehorses a Speciality. All horses shod under the Proprietor's personal supervision. ■**y jS-JaJ^st^ Excellency Appointment p£B||||j^_§y the to the ■,fe^^<i*3*-• Governor.; JAMES J. CURTIS, Customs and Shipping Agent, Forwording & General Carriers, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. • TTIURNITURE removed with every JD care and attention. Telegrams and letters to wait on trains and steamers receive prompt attention. Goods and parcels delivered Hjto all parts of the world. P.O. Box 198. MISS HOPWOOD, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, Holder of Trinity College and Roya Academy Senior Certificates. IS prepared to receive pupils. For terms, etc-, apply Ferguson-street, or A. Hopwood, Ironmonger, the Square. Ashhurst Tuesday. Tokomaru Friday. Miss Maskay, Costumier and Mantle Maker, CUBA-STREET. PALMERSTON N» (Formerly of Christchurch). IS now receiving orders for Autumn and Winter Gowns. Ladies own materials made up in first-class style. Also dress pieces and dress__Datterns to select from. Inspection Livited. ■ H. WOODFIELD'S MANAWATU STABLES. SPECIAL provision for Cyclists desiring to leave their bicycles in safe custod,, Charges, 3d. H. WOODFIELD, Manawatu Stables,