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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 37, 2 January 1880, Page 3

GREAT CLEARING SALE OF Drapery, Clothing, latordadiery, &c. OWING to very heavy accumulations of Stock in the above department of my business, I hare determined on holding a Clearing Out Sale tfOR ONE MONTE ONLY, during- which time there will be offered bargains of a character calculated to meet the tinnes. ! The Goods will be sold in many cases Under Cost Prick, as the Stock must be cleared off before the New Year. THK STOCK COMPRISES: Prints, of all kinds | Flannels Winceys— strong ami good Railway and Ostend Rugs Plods' Clothing— Mon's Youths' and Shawls j B( 'y s> Jackets j Hats and Caps Merinos of serviceable colors Neckties Hosiery Handkerchiefs fee, ilc, &v :f oTb cash o 3sr l it. I have now on sale the following HARVESTING TOOLS to which the attention of farmers is requested, -as they are of the best description : Hay flakes and Forks fccythes and Scythe Handles American Ploughs Spades, Axes, Pitchforks. And every Description of General Ironmongery. Note the Address ; JOHN W. LID DELL, STOREKEEPER, FOXTON. O T A. K I " STORE.WM. SMITH . • Proprietor £2,557 WOBTH OF STOCK 3NOW OFFERED FOll CASH. WM SMITH of Otaki, desires to return his best thanks to the settlers of the district, who have so well patronised him during the last eight years, and desires to inumate that he is at present holding a GKRAND OLEABING- SALE OF THE BALANCE OF STOCK, Preparatory to receiving an entirely NEW STOCK when the alterations to premises are completed. TJJE STOCK to be sold comprises— DRAPERY, CLOTHING _^™ TT^ NECKTIES, HANDKERCHIEFS PRINTS, DRESSES FLANNELS FANCY GOODS' And everything else lo be found in a well-furnished store. All these Goods will be sold at WONDERNULLY LOW PRICES. such as were never known in Otaki before. People wanting Bargains should hurry up and secure them. WM, SMITH, STOREKEEPER, OTAKI.

TELEGRAPH HOTEL, WM. GREE W. .0 UGH, PIIOPItIETOR. Visitors to this hotel will find ever}' comfort and attention. WINES, sriJilTS, ETC. Good stables and welUgrassed paddocks connected with the hotel. Cobb & Co.'s coaches stop at this hotel. HIMATANGI RACES. rpHE above races will take place _L on the course on WEDNESDAY, January 6. Subscriptions and entries will be received at Whyte's Hotel, up to January 5. Programmes of races may be seen at Whyte's Hotel, Foxton ; Batchelor's Hotel, Palmerston; DalzielFs Hotel, Bulls ; Greenough's Hotel, Otabi; where subscriptions will ■&hK> be received. '

HAIRDRESSER, &o. SAMUEL HUNTER desires to inform the settlers of Foxton and surrounding districts that he has opened this day in the above line at Foxton. Temporary premises — Jbront rooms at Mrs Holmes' boarding house, opposite Presbyterian Church. DANCING! DANCING! A SELECT ASSEMBLY will be held on Wednesday Evenings, in the room adjoining Holmes' Boarding house. A Public Assembly will be held on Saturday Evenings. Dancing each night to commence at 8 o'clock. Names will be received for the Wednesday Assembly by SAMUEL HUNTER, Proprietor. WANTED, a Boy. Apply at ■J, Manawatu- Hotel. V