LAMPS ! AND Lamp Fiitings. GLOBES, GLASSES, BURNERS. SHADES AND WICKS. MY first shipment for the season has arrrived. B. S. BAB TT, IMPORTER, - CHEAi <II>IS, Pai^mekston -Nort::. R. LEAKY'iJ Dispensary. The Squabs - Paljiehstok Nmrrrr" L J. GRAHAM, .Registered Tharmaceutical Chomist, Manager. HAS in stock for summer season Seltzogens, Sparklet Bottles, Icebags, Bathing Caps, Preservatives for meat, fish, butter, eggs and fruit, Flavouring essences, Bennett Extract and Till)----loids for junket, Hop Beer Extract, Fruit Syrups, Lime Juioc. Also a choice assortment of goods suitable for presentation, comprising Fancy Smelling Bottles, Pull Boxes, Perfumery in largo variety, Fancy Spray Producers, and Cut Crystal Toilet Bottle"? for T ;rfumery, Toilet Soaps, Ladies' Hand Mirrors. Hair Brushes and Combs, Military Hair Brushes, Sponges. MOSQUITO EMBROCATION Dust and Sun Goggles, and Coloured Spectacles in great variety.
DON'T FOBGET THAT Malcolm and Wilton's ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE OF FURMTUBE COMMENCING THURSDAY, 17th MARCH, 1904. AN opportunity of a Hfo-timo to furnish at your own prices. All goods marked in plain figures. Malcolm & Wilton, THE SQUARE. COAL! COAL! T ANDING April sth, ex S.S. jLJ "Whangape" 2000 TONS NEWCASTLE COAL. Bridge and coach-building timbers stocked SAMUEL BROWNi WELLINGTON. REVOLUTION IN DRESSCUTTING. GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. MRS TRAILL, instructor for the Imperial System of Dressmaking, is now in Palmesston North and intends opening classes on April 18th, 1904. in the OddfolloW 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, cross 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. Reduced charges for schoolgirls. Mrs Traiil has had considerable experience in this art, and pupils may rely ori a competent teacher.
W.H. TISDALL, 63 Lxmbtop Quat, i WELLINGTON. GUNS ~~~ AMMUNITION STALKING APPLIANCES GOLF CROQUET, and HOCKEY GOODS Splendid Assortment of Golf Goods just landed. Pkice Lists on Application. W. S. HART, Gunmaker, MAIN STEEET WEST, Palmerston North. ... Direct. Importer 0f... GUNS RIFLES ; REVOLVERS CARTRIDGES POWDER SHOT, CAr>S Etc., Etc. The largest stock of Shooting Requisites stocked in the district. Repairing in all its branches guaranteed. Guns re-stocked, re-browned, rebored, etc. Inspection Invited. BRAIN TO KEYBOARD. MISS CUMING, pupil of the late G. F Tenda], Mus. Bao., and H, Wells, Christchurch, resumes reaching in Palraerston this month of Pianoforte and Singing. For particulars apply residence, Ferguson street. Classes forming forming for system of " Brain to Keyboard." SPORTING NOTICE. J. MoKENZIE, £50 to 5/- the Trehle—Telegraph, M.R.C. and Autumn Handicap. £100 Double-Telegraph and M.R.C. Handicaps. P.O. Box 166. Telephone 206. | A. Eobiuson is no longer an. agent for me. °
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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7957, 14 April 1904, Page 3
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