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Manawatu Herald, 16 August 1881, Page 3

FOXTON READY MONEY STORE. further "Reductions. r\WING to the GIIEAT SUCCEbS of the Sale, the Proprietor has determined on a Still Further Reduction of the Price List, And GooJs are now being sold a( Prices hitherto UNPARALLELED in Fbx'on. The Proprietor ia determinea ou ''afiDiug th.>« siore what it always has been— the CHEAPEST IN FOXTOr. Q3~ Eead the following amended Price List : — Js4 GROCERIES. I DRAPERY. Sugar, IC, 14s pei bag, or 4id per lb Men's tweed trousers, 6s 9d Yellow Sugar, 4d per lb Men's mole trousurs, 7s 6d Tea, in -J-cbests, Is 7d, la lOd, to 2s Men's tweed troaseta and rests, 10i 6d per pound Men's good overcoats, 25s Candles, lOd per lb Men's socks, 5d per pair Jam, 6s 7d doz, 8d per tin Blankets, 10* per pair Household Soap, od per bar Rugs, 12s each Crease's Coftee, Is 5d per pound Counterpanes, 6s each Plaid Matches, B & B, ad per doz Corsets, ladies, Is 6d per pair •Sheeting, Is 3d &<?, &c, &c, Shawls, 9s 6d. LARGE STOCK OF LADIES' HATS AND JACKETS TO BE SOLD CHE AP. § Grey Calico, 4d per yard White Calico, 4d per yard FLANNEL, good heavy, Is per yard 10. OSBOBNE, Manager Foxton Ready Money Store.

11ENDKRS will be received by the undersigned until Satuiday, 20th inst, for felling about thirty acres of bush at Tushiwi, Otaki. W. H. SIMCOX. Otaki, 11th August, ISBI. A. KING & CO~ FELLMONOEBS, Foxton and Wanganui. CASH PURCHASERS OF Wool Bides Sheepskin?, nnd Tallow Wool scoured upon commission as follows : — Fleeced wool, l£d per lb ; locks and pieces, l£d — scoured weight. T^E. M ACL AC ULAN can be consulted daily at the house lately occupied by Mrs Wliittaker, opposite the Courthouse, Avenue Road, Foxton. CHARLES P. POWLES (Late Assistant Provincial Treasurei) Accountant and Commission Agent, Licenskd Land Bkojcisk, Office — Hunter-street, Wellington. [A CAIiD.J TT\ D E J . CT."E EE , ARCHITECT, F E I J . D I N G. UNDER "THE LOCAL BOARDS 1 ACT." FCXTON LOCAL BOARD. j "VTOTIOE is hereby given that a j JLN General Election of Commissioners for the Foxton Local Hoard will be held on THURfDAY, Ist SEPTEMBER next, at noon, at the Court liouse, Foxtou. Hve Commissioners have to be elected, and it is heieby further notified that in the event of more candidates being proposed than are to be elected, and a pollbeiugdemanded, the same will be held on the next day, Friday, the 2nd day of September, at the Court House, Foxton, between the hours of 0 o'clock in "the forenoon, and four o'clock in the afternoon of the same clay. Given under my hnnd at Foxton, this Bth day of August, 1881. W. G. ROBINSON, Returning Officer. No person is qualified for Ihe office of Commissioner unless ho shall be rated at aa annual rental of ten pounds (£10), at least. Only those persons who shall have paid the last rate levied shall be entitled to vote. . Q. C. E. BAKERY. True to the Motto- Quality, Cleanliness, and Economy. fJ^HE uudersigned bogs to tender J- his best thanks to the inhabitants of Foxton for their kind patronage since commencing business, and ■wishes to inform them that he intends shortly to open a REFRESHMENT EOOM In connection with his business where refreshments usually supplied iv a coufectionor's shop will be ob tamable. Families waited on daily with bread of the best quality. A trial solicited, JOHN H~COPP, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Majn street, T3UNNING on my land at Moufcoa, J-t one black Horse, blaze, piece of rope round the neck, no visible brand ; Bay Filly,, blaze, no visible brand. If not claimed and expenses paid, within fourteen days from this date, they will be sold to defray the same. THOS. MITCHELL. Moutoa, August 5, 1881.