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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 274, 21 June 1889, Page 2

ABEEDEEN HOUSE. POXTO N. GEOR&B FUISTOI & CO. f XAVE Opened in the above Well Known House as GEREhAL DR\PERS AND OUTFITTEBS. We Solicit your Patronage and feel sure you will find the Goods UNEQUALLED IN VALUE. Inspection Invited* GEORGE FUNSTON & CO., 'V* ABERDEEN HOUSE^ MAIN STREET, FOXTON,

NOW OPEN NEW PREMISES AT THYNNE, LINTON & CO.'S BUILDINGS, J. B. Hamilton, (Late of Aberdeen House), THE NOI'ED CHIMP DRAPER AN© CLOTHIER) . With a fresh Kew Stock of Goods pedal I y purchased for the opening v New Premises. Waotbd all Old Customers to rally round tin New Shop and save 50 per cent by paying RLADY CASH, And obtaining the keenest bargains obtainable in Foxton. just oT?iirar>— n/T Pairs Magnificent Knglish I O blankets, Cheapest in the Colony ; 6/11, 7/6, and 12/6 per pair. ENGLISH and COLONIAL FLANNELS Smallest advance on Mill prices. 19% (\ yaras s plend?a Soft JIAO\J Finish Fami'y Calico, 4/11 per doz., value for ..• -7/a. ME& OF FOXTON See our Challenge Tweed Trousers 5s See our Special Mole Trouseis, 5/11. See our Flannel Undershirts, 8/6* ' \- COME DIRECT TO US. We sell you Goods Cheaper than any House ia Foxtoa. J. B. HAMILTON, Direct Importer THYNNE, LINTON & COS BUILDINGS, and THE SQUARE, Palmerston. Established 15 Years. Fitzherbert & Matthews, BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, WELL NC-T<M asd PALMERSTON NORTH. Temporary Offices:— Welington — Exchange Buildings, Grey street. Palmerston North —Exchange Buildings, north-west side of Square. ■VTR -MATTHEWS will mana.se -*-*- the Palmerston North branch, and will attend the various local Coovt3 throughout £he districts. Mr Matthews will attend his office, Foxton, evecy Wednesday. MONEY TO LEND On '"Toehold Secuiity ia any sum. gBADCOCK'S I :'■ TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 49* MAIN STREET, FOXTON. All meals Is, at all hours ; Beds- Is. Moderate Charges to suit the times foe Boarders. ITE. E. .JSLLJStttf UUjjs^ui, V Pianoforte acd Harmonium TUNER AND REPAIRS* Ftfim, Wanganui, \v*ill visit FostoQ every four montht. Order? left at IheMAWAWATu Hbbald ! O3&oe will Teo*ve prompt *i**.i At: \:t >■:.:.- Nobth. I TtMBEB, COAtT Airai PBODUOB Coals Supplied dwoi from shipaside, *^r^Fw*^f^Shipm«tf.

]Jy£R J. R. TEIPE Palmersion North, (Opposite Bank of Australasia). Deotistry in all its branches. All work guaranteed; if not approved of need not be taken, and no fee will be charged. [) E. V 0 0 T, M.B Trinity College, Dublin, L. R. C.S.I Has commenced practice at Foxton, and may be consulted daily at his residence, the Avenue, Foston. Hours of consultation — Morning, 9to 10.80 ; afternoon, 2to 3 ; evening, 6 to 8. REMOVAL NOTICE^ jy£ B S 1g U B R, MILUNER, DRESS, AND HABIT MAKES. Mrs Bubr begs to notify i® fee* Customers that she has removed int n«w premises, two do'vs higher up the Moutoa Hoad. TO SHANNON. A Coach will leave "Whyte's Hotel every morning for Shannon at 5.30 a.m., returning from Shannon after the arrival of the morning train from Wellington. JONES & HUNTER, Proprietors. FOXTON STATE SCHOOL WEEKLY RETURNS. Average of attendance * 146 „ absentees ... 59 Number on" Roll .. 205 i