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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7956, 13 April 1904, Page 3

COAL! COAL! LANDING April sth, ex S.S. "Whangape " 2000 TONS NEWCASTLE COAL. Bridge and coach-building timbers stocked SAMUEL BROWN. WELLINGTON. REVOLUTION IN DRESSCUTTING. . GBEATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. "JI/TES TRAILL, instructor for the -"■*- Imperial System of Dressmaking, ia now in Palmerston North and intends opening glasses on April 18th, 1904. in the Oddfellows' Hall, Cuba street. Hours 10 to 12 and 2to 6. Mondays, "Wednesdays, Saturdays. The Imperial System includes all garments, coats, dresses of every description, morning gowns, wrappers, skirts, underskirts, cvoas belts, etc. Highest class of work executed. Ladies invited to inspect work at any hour, and may join classes at any time. Lessons free of charge. Eeduced charges for schoolgirls. Mrs Traill has had considerable experience in this art, and pupils may rely on a competent teacher. W. H. TISDALL, 1 63 Lamutok Quat, If WELLINGTON. I GUNS AMMUNITION STALKING APPLIANCES GOLF CROQUJiT, and HOCKEY GOODS Splendid Assortment of Golf Goods just landed. Price Lists on Apvucatiok. I TO THE LEGAL, BANKING, MERCANTILE AND GENERAL COMMUNITY. MESSRS DeLUEN BEOS., Tailors, announce that they have secured the services of a first-class cuttei, Mr J. B. Schlam, of Sydney. Mr Schlam has been cutting for some of the very best houses in Sydney and Melbourne, so gentlemen can now depend upon getting the satisfaction that has not been obtainable heretofore in Palowstoa — a really fashionably out suit,