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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 89, 8 July 1879, Page 3

IMPORTANT JNEWS FOR TUfl PUBLIC. GOOD ARTICLES von YOUR- MONEY No puff— no pyrotechnic display. F. K. CROWTHER, T\ ESI RES to inform the Public that in order to meet the times he has made GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICES, of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, SADDLERY, IRONMONGERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c , &c. For Cash. Only. CLOTHING— M'-n's, Youths', and Boys' (latest fashions) PANTS — Wool, Merino, and cotton SHIRTS— AII kinds of the best description HATS— Every variety focks, Braces, Ties, Scarves, &c. Ladies' Millinery, Laces, &c,, Dress Materials, in great variety, Underclothing, Hosiery, &c, Blankets, Quilts, ISheeting, &c, &c. Boots and Shoes, in great variety Quality Guaranteed. Sydney Saddles, Hide and Hogskin Bridles, Girths, Whips. &c. The whole of the above have been re-marked at Reduced Prices, and a Further Discount will be allowed for cash only. A G eneral Assortment of Groceries and Ironmongery Earthen and Glassware Books and Stationeiy Wall I'apers Patent Medicinos One visit will suffice to show the genuineness of this notice Families supplied at wholesale prices. Fresh butter, bacon, hams, cheese, pota'oes, maize, flour, &c, &o. Terms— 2£ per cent discount allowed on all monthly accounts. All accounts now overdue must be paid, as the proprietor cannot meet his engagements with promises. F. K. CROWTHER, Foxton Railway Store. SANDON. CHANGE 01? PROPKIETAUY. IBE'J to inform the inhabitants of »Sandon, and surrounding districts, that I have disposed of the business hitherto carried on by me as General Storekeeper, to Anderson and Janson, of Wellington, and that Mr Anderson will in future carry on tho business in Sandon. As Mr Anderson has had a large and varied experience as a General Storekeeper, 1 feel satisfied thai the wants of his customers will receive every attention at his hands ; and on this account principally I h ive every confidence in soliciting for Mr Anderson the support of my former customers, which I trust will bo as liberally extended as to myself since commencing business in fandon. I also wish to state that Mr. Ander- ! son's receipt will be a sufficient discharge for all Accounts paid to him on my behalf. JOHN TOMPKINB. In connection with the above, we wish to statethat we trust to receive from the friends of the late proprietor, and the public generally, the same support so liberally accorded our predecessor. We also beg to announce that we are large purchasers of Dairy and other Produce, which we shall export to our place of business in Wellington ; and in stating ihis, we need not point out the great- facilities afforded to the Settlers fov disposing of their surplus Butter, Kggs, Clieese, #c, &o. Agents for the Manawatu Herald and liangitikei Advocate, ANDERSON & JANSON^ COACH AND WHEELWRIGHT UAUTORY, SANPON. MESSRS PAKR & BENNETT BEG to inform the settlers of fcSaudon and surrouuding districts that they have commenced business as Coach-Builders, "Wheelwrights, General Blacksmiths and Horseshoers, And that they arc now in a position to exocuto any orders in the above lines., and trust, by srictly moderate charges, good workmanship, and un'iuo the be*st materials, to obtain a fair bharo of patronage. J_)KI»SONS are hereby cautioned from trespassing on the lliina tungi Block. Any person ftund shooting thereon after this notice will be prosecuted. BAUBER BROS. Foxton, 19th March, 1879.