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Manawatu Times, Volume II, Issue 101, 6 October 1877, Page 3

g.ap s i *s H= ~ l oc a, 1 "• • —J ~ THE undersigned has just received a Fresh Stock of the New Edition of WESLEY'S HYMNS, from which every variety of taste may bo. sitited. R. LEARY, Chemist. T ADIES r SdHOOL, FOXTON. The Misses RAE will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, the Bth instant. Vacancies for Two Boarders. T7l E. M E T A R D, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, TOBACCONIST, &c. One-Acre Section m Albert Street, and a newly erected Building, consisting of Dwelling House and commodious Saloon, known as Llteluvark's ASSEMBLY ROOMS, together with the lease of an Educational Reserve', being section No, 148. For further particulars and termsj apply to R. N. KEELING, The Square Palmerston. ""OILLIARD TOURNAMENT. To be played for at the Clarendon Hotel, A SILVER CUP, Value, Five Pounds. The usual Tournament Rules to be observed, viz. : — Each Canon to count one, and winning Hazards to count one -, each Break to be charged sixpence ; the highest Break to win the Cup; the Tournament to extend over a period of five weeks from the Ist of October, 1877. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting between the undersigned has This Day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. FREDERICK STORY, FREDERICK VENN. The business will m future be carried on by F. VENN, who will pay all debts due by the late Firm, and will receive all moneys due, and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge for the same. FREDERICK VENN, Witness — Joseph P. Leaey. Palmerston North, sfch October, 1877. "lyi" R S . B IT R R / MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, Has just opened up a Choice Assortment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, comprising— Trimmed and untrimmed Hats and Bonnets Feathers,- Flowers ' White and Coloured Eid Gloves Costumes of the Latest.Style Dress Pieces, &c. Great variety Prints Ladies' and. Children's Underclothing m great variety. An early call is solicited. MRS. L. H. BURR, CORNER MOTOA ROAD, FOXTON. Wedding and Mourning Outfits made on the shortest notice. rpO STAND t THIS SEASON, The Coaching Stallion, "BRYAN O'LYNN." 1 " Bryan- O'Lynn," bred by W. MoeLEY.Esq., of Sandridge, near Melbourne, is by the far-famed thoroughbred horse, " Panic," out of the imported Cleveland 'mare, " Diamond," vide Victorian Stud Book. • "Bryan O'Lynn" was imported by Richaed Baeto#, Esq.., m 1874, and is now rising seven years old. TeeSis — £5 for single mare; allowance made for two or more,- the property of same owner. ' "Bryan O^Lynn" is a beautiful dapple bay, stands 16f hands, and will travel as follows : — Tuesdays : ; Oakley's Stables, Sandon. Wednesdays : Evan's Stables, Bulls. A Thubsdays:- Denbigh Hotel Stables. Feilding.The remainder of the week atPAiifEEs- ""■'■"• ' : . TON. Eor further particulars apply to the "Gtodm-i = J. ABBOTT. MfIOVAS MO NT AG UE, .■■JL ;.. v —Taonui Street, A. 'PAiMEBSTOfN No'ETtf. 'Well-sinfcing done on reasonable terms. ' " GhimYiieys swept, and Night business , , v / -; "-, '-y x Ar attended to. ' ; ! 'All orders, 'either verbal or by letter, A'_ i- ' ; punctually attended.to.- '..