Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 8 January 1889, Page 3

THE CENTRE OF COMMERCE. Our Purchases for the CHRISTMAS TRADE are now completed, and GOODS are expected to arrive by the different steamers up to December 20. b. These purchases are of a SUPERIOR CLAfeS OF GOODS. Comprising — STERLING SILVER WATCHES, BROACHES and EARRINGS, PRESENTATION CAEDS, BOOKS, ahd FANCY GOODS. Amongst Our DEAPEBT STOCK i (beinff the Largest and Best As- , sorted Stock in Foxton), will be | found everything necessary for the i Season. i j LADIES' HATS and DRKBS j PIECES, i I as usual, being a SPECIALITY. I Customers are requested to send in their Orders for SPECIAL MADE CLOTHING AND BOOTS TO ORDER beforo December 12th, as Orders are coining in so numerously that we c innot promise to supply Goods after that date beforo 'XMAS. EDMUND OSBORNE, Centre of Commerce. AliilTN^EWS]! DECLARATION OE WAR. HAVING s ond in the back ground for a long while, it is now oiy turn to decfare war, which I »m now going to do by invading the enemies dominions, and taking away all the ready cash I cau lay my hands on. I am going to CUT THE PRICES of my goods down to such a low ievel that the public will all be of the same opinion, namely, that they can do no better than give the shop a trial, and flock to My Royal Banner, and not desert it in a hurry again. I intend, in the future, as in the pußt, to keep the VERY BEST GOODS that am procurable in the market, and at the same time to defy competition, by selling them cheaper than any other store in the district. Having made large purchases it i 6 my luttmtiou to clear out my present stock at price* quite marvellous. hUW'.'MY GKO'!WREEB IRONMONGERY BOOTS &fc HOES CR CK'WY, and all reduced lo the lowen possible level Mind, this is none of your old pull" or bounce, but a GKNUINE CLEARING SALE of the Best Goods in the district, none of your cheap rubbish, but Genuine Goode. Wives and mothers, do not forget to bring your husbands and children to see the great bargains which are to be had at the well-known store opposiie the Post Office. Aberdeen House, 'iEOEGE GRAY, pgppmto .