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Manawatu Herald, 29 March 1889, Page 3

C. HONORE, IAII S'TEeITj-'-IOXTOI. , GROCER, IRONMONGER, AND GENERAL PRODUCE DEALER. As the Production of a First Class Quality of FLAX is occupying the attention of the Industrious, C. Honore would remind those that he is Agent for • 6 WILLIAM C AB L E'S IMPROVED STRIPPERS, And as there are 27 of these Machines at work in this District, is sufficient proof that they are what they are represented to be, viz.,— The Very BEST ia the Market. C.H. has always in Stock a full supply -of duplicates for these Machines, viz— Spare Drums, Spindles, Chairs, Feed Rollers, Springs, Feed Roller Brasses, and Brasses for Drum Bearings. CASK HARDENED Steel Beater Bars, hardened by new process. Also io Stock — Bolting 8, ;4, ( and 6 inch, Patent Round Packing, Asbestos Packing, Vices, Oilfeeders, Belt Fasteners, Screw Wrenches, (opper Rivets and Washers, Solid Rubber for Springs, Castor Oil, White and Red Lead. To Arrive— A Large consignment of NEW MACHINE OIL at a low price. Particulars on application at the dtore. CASH PURCHASER OF WELL DRESSED HEMP. Agent for Rowe & Sons Sawmill. About 80,000 feet of timber of all Sorts and Sizes in the yard for Sale. GBO C~ER IES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The Best in the District. TEA DRINKERS would do well to get a sample, supplied Gratis. FOR SALE. GOLDEN GEM FLOUR CORNSArKS GALVANISED IRON WIRE, Plain and Barb NAILS CUTLERY BEDSTEADS CHAIRS, &c, AND ALL BUILDING MATERIALS. GLASSWARE AND CROCRERY. PATENT MEDICINES.

J 'X MA S NOTICE. R. M *ITe A N, THE OTHER HOUSE, CALLS attention to the Pact that lie can supply Stationary, Fancy Goods, Ornaments, Annuals Children's Picture Books, Illustrated Papers, and all School Requisitts at FAlli PRICES. In China Hand Painted Tea Pets, and Japanef") l ? anr ; y Ware we have a good assortment. The Newest things, Christmas 1 Greeting Oards, Booklets, bhe»ls, Shields, Morning and Kvening t'onga, sketches, &c. Our GKOCEHIKS a*e of the beet deßcriptioa — Currants, Raisins, Muaca'eU, Tea, Coffee. Sugars, ' Nos. 1, 2, 3, and brown. 1 Biscuits and < 'onfectiunery, a full stock. Tobacco (Juuo). Oigara and Cigarettes (>ume Talk), Wood Pipes from Is. Licensed to sell Stamps. R. M'LKHN, The (Jther Hous*. \ "HE WELLINGTON TWEED » COMPANY. • ' Mr ALGAR, Manager j \ : MERCHANT TAILORS. j, ?! "' PHOENJX BTJILDINQ^. , L AMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. Our Clothing for Fit and, Style cannot be surpassed. Mr Algar is . i oken of by all who have patronised the Company as the best cutter South of the Line. Our Traveller will be in Foxton the first week in each month with the newest patterns, and will then take measures and fit on. Orders can be'left at this Office ioi -r Traveller to oa 1. 1 ates of visits will be regularb T advertised in advance. wTw b A c^* FOXTON. 0. ••■■ : .— r . ■ fc - CArPENTER. BUILDER, and ad ;., iJILLWHIGHT. QR. ■ .- ' : — - ■ '■ . is- Every doscription of woodwor •xeetued for Mttltrs and miiltn.

"It comes aB a boon and a blessipg to know, . ■ That STARTUP makea boots with nnkickable loeo." S. STAETUP BEGS to inform th* Public of Foxton and .Inhabitants of Surrounding District r.hat he has just opened ♦'he TKMPLE CHAMBERS, MAIN BTBBKT, FOXTON, With a first olnw stock of Bnotß and Shoes, which he intends selliig at his noted Wellington pii«'eß. CALL AND SEE. Infants Boots Is 6d Ladi s' Splondid Walkinjf Shoes 7« 6d Youth's 800l a from 7» 6d Men's Cauyaa Shoes 6s 6d Jlen'n Flex-tr»nde:-B 15b fid Inflection invited beforo purchasing elsewhere, und snve yuur hnrd-eamed cash by purcha*insr Boots and Shoes for your--Belvi?H and little ones »t, SL'AitrUP'S, Temple Chambers, Main Street, Foxton THE N.Z LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY Limited. WOOL. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. TH3 ( ompany desire to intimate to Ituuholders and farmers that Auction Sales. Will he lieldduring the Season at the Wellington Wool Stores, CUSTOM HOUSE OUAY Liberal Advances made on WOOL, FROZEN MEAT, FLAX, AND OTHER PRODUCE. ANDBEW TODD, Wellington .4 gent. |^EE D IT OWAB] PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCI MAKER, AND JEWELLER. Main Street, Foxton. F. Howard begs to state that. 1 has commenced business next Mr( Honore, where he will promp ly ai tend to all work left. Having hs seven years experience withaloadit English fir<u, he \vi 1 guarantee sati action in all work udertaken.