P O X T O IST READY MOJEY STORE. 110 OUR CUSTOMERS— Our USUAL CLOSING SALE for the season WILL COMMENCE on the 24$h INST., and as (he WINTER TRADE HAS BEEN EXCEEDINGLY UNSATISFACTORY, Although LARGER than any previous year, we ere prepared to make SUBSTANTIAL CONCESSIONS IN THE PRICE P THE BALANCE of the STOCK, as a proof of our appreciation of tl c constantly incief sing patronage bestowod upon us. LARGE REDUCTIONS j will be made to enable t'te sto & to J he thoroughly cleared at the close of the season. TO THE PUBr 10 OF MANAWATU, AND IT'XTON IN PARTOUIAE. I have received instructions to clear our. regardless of pi ice, the '•alanoe of my WINTER DRAPERY CLOTHING, &c, We are no^ busy preparing the stock and reducing prices. As all our goods are marked in plain figures, the roductions will be apparent to everyoue. One visit during the next few weclcs will convince the m-ist sceptical of the genuineness of the sale. K. OS BORNE, Manager. GEIAT REDUCTIONS In the Flannel, Blanket, and Manchester Department. Special lines in Ladies' Underclothing :— Women's trimmed chemises — 2a 31, 2s 9d, and 3s 9d WoT.fiii's trimmed nights, 3s 9d and 43 6d Women's trimmed drawers, 2s 3d FOXTON READY MONEY STORE. £4000 SWEEP No, 7. on the WELLINGTON CUP, To be run the first week in FEBRUARY, 1881. ICKETS £1. £ First Horse 1000 Second Horse 300 Third Horse 200 Other Starters (divided) ... 700 Non-starters (divided) ... 1800 The £700 for other starters will ' average about £100 each horse. The £1800 for non-starters v. ill | overage about £60 each horse. Mr George North, of Lamhton " Quay, announces his seventh annual 1 sweep on the Wellington Cup. This time it is for no less than £4000, * which will give handsome prizes l> even to the non- starters. Mr North's former racing sweeps have invariaVly been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire " satisfaction to al! interested, and w.e 8 are not surprised to hear that there ' is already a brisk demand for tickets \ for his " four thousand pounder. - Evening Post, 9th September. Address -- GKO. NORTH, Uox 109, Post Office ; or, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Foxton agent— Mr John Futt(-r '• Manawatu Uotel. ? "pTlmTrson and sco it, I AUTH'OUSFJ) ASD lICENSED SlM- ' veyobs, Commission anb Lani> A GENIS. Propertie.s for Sale and Lense. f THE SQIIAHE, PALMGRSTOI NORTH. - TO &TASD THIS SKA SON, A 1 • OROUA DOWNS STATION. n- »p.HK Pure bred Clydesdale horn iTe OLIVER CROMWELL. on " — . . tfd Being a young horse, rising thre< only a few maies will be taken. l ( c £<«?£?:»£ &UHHIAH, )( j ■" Oroua Downs. Is' Oroua Downs, 13th October.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 15, 22 October 1880, Page 3
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