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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9452, 27 February 1911, Page 7

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has won its way to the housewives* J hearts by sheer merit, exceptional quality |f and delightful flavour. - fsg ISP 3mm It weighs the full m pound without the ' fcfi Wffl litf] BP^wtf*wfcfl mm V*Miit\m\vtn\MiM\Yi eserve j&gi the strength and || flavour from deteri- | oration. ; t So/c? in f/iree graces, 1/8,1/10 & 2/-per lb. Ask for Amber Tips Tea, and take no ether.

Main Street, . Palmerston N. lIEST-CLASS Accommodation for ' families, travellers, visitors and permanent boarders. Hot, cold and shower baths. Large billiard room (two tables). All leading brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. Terms moderate. W. DEVINE. Proprietor. PALMERSTON NORTH. G. E. TEKVOfi, Box 190. Telephone U. ON TAP.

IHE CLUB HOTEL, PALMERS-' TON NORTH. Proprietor. The leading Family and Commercial House. 16& feet Promenade Balcony. 12 Sample Rooms. Porter and Carrier meet all trains. A FREE HOUSE. Wine and Spirits imported direct. DUNEDIN BEERS DRAWN. TW 9,9. P.O< Box 46. Scott, Niven&Oo. LIMITED. Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Church Street W., Palmerston N. S7RITE or ring us up, and Vb VV wi'l give you ot«r best atten-HORSE-SHOEING.' 0. BEARD. . Farrier and General Smith (Nearly opposite Palmer's Auction Mart). IS prepared to execute first-class work in all branches of the trade, and guarantees to stop brushing and forging (commonly known as clicking), corns and cracked hoofs cured; young and unbroken horses guaranteed to be snod. Racehorses, trotter* and polo ponies a speciality. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALITY