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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue 91, 15 July 1881, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY, GROCERY, &c., FOE TWENTY -ONE DATS ONLY. T. IP. W I L L I A. M S BEG 8 to tnank his numerous patrons for their kind and liberal support, and would respectfully invite their attention to the following LIST OF PRICES FOR CASH :- GBOCERIES. \ DRAPEEY. Tobacco, 5s per lb Men's Tweed Hats, 2s each Flour, 10s Od per lOOlbs Men's Tweed Trousers, 6s lid per pair Teas, in half-chesfcs, Is lU, Is 9d, and 2s ■: Men's strong Shirts, 2s each Candles, 10£ d per lb ; Men's Sox, s^d per pair Jams, 7s per dozen i Real Aberdeen hand-knit Sox, Is 6d per panHousehold soap, 5d per bar j Towels, 5s 6d per dozen Crease's coffee, Is 5d <■ Shawls, 8s 6d Plaid matches, Gd per dozen j Blankets, 10s 6d per dair A Large Assortment of Millinery Bonnets, from 7s 6d. LADIES CLOTH JACKETS AND ULSTERS, 12s Od f BEST FRENCH KID GLOVES, 3s per pair, LARGE STOCK of Ladies', Children's, and Men's, BOOTS, To be sold at prices which will defy competition. OBEY CALICO, 40. per yard; WHITE CALICO, 4&a. IMITATION WELSH FLANNEL, U o*d. " TT° WILLIAMS' GENERAL STORE; OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZK ALAND, FOXTON. GEEAT CLEARING SALE, OF . Drapery, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, "*■ AT THE MAXAWATIT CASH STORE, COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY, JULY G, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR 14 DAYS. TAKE NOTICE OF A FEW OF THE QUOTATIONS :- Men's strong Geelon<? TROUSERS and VESTS, Boys' tweed Kmckev SUITS 12s 6i 19s 6d ; extra good, 24s Boy's Suits, 20s each, worth 25 3 each Men's wool SOX, lid per pair Men's Tweed Suits, from 35s Men's black soft felt HATS, 2s 6d each GOOD GREY UALICO, 34in wide, 5s doz yards GOOD WHITE CALICO, 4s 6d and 5a doz yards „ double width, lid per yerd STRONG FLANNEL, lid and Is 2d per yard PTEASE COME EARLY AND OBTAIN SOME OF THE BARGAINS. The GROCERIES have also^een GREATLY REDUCED. I O SUGAR, 14s 6d per bag | BEST FLOUR, 12s Gd per 100 lbs. And purchasers can have every article delivered FREE to their doors. A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY ON HAND. O . II O N O R E , orro SI T E rK E S.B YIBB IA K CHURCH, MA I ■>' -STB EE T, FOX 10 K

If SATURDAY, 16th MAY, r.iHYNNE, LINTON & CO. will A soil by public auction at their saleroom, Foxton, on lGth July, at 11 o'clock a.m., A Choice Assortment of— Fruit trees, hard> pines and cypresses (suitable for shelter plantations), evergreens and flowering shrubs, roses, camelias, a/.alias, and other pot plants, rhubarb, quicks, &c , &c. From the Marton Nursery of Mr C. F. Hanneke. Also, The Book Debts in the estate of Francis Loudon. ___ At 1 .30 pm. sharp, In paddock adjoining Manawatti Hotel— 1 cow (springing) 1 cow, with twin calves 2 heifers, 3yr old 2 steers, 3yr old 2 yearling eteers 1 hack Terms cash. THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Auctioneers, T3 EG to announce that thtj have made arrangements for holding regular MONTHLY SALES OF STOCK AT FOX ION, The first sale of which will b© duly advertised on completion of yards. To ensure success, both Mr Frank rlobinson, junior., and Mr Eobert Cobb, will lend the firm tkeirK able assistance and well inPtn Judgment.

TO HOTELKEEPERS, SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. rpHE Undersigned has For Sale, adjoining the $new Railway i.ation and "Wharf, 3 6 SECTIONS. One COBNER SECTION, 99ft by 165 ft, is the very best site in town for a HOTEL, being in front of the new Railway fetation. ALSO, FIRST-CLASS GENERAL BUSINESS STORE, With good connection, in Main-street, fully stocked, and doing a Good Trade. For particulars, apply to JOHN. W. LIDBELL, COMMISSION AGENT, FOXTON.