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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 279, 16 July 1889, Page 2

; ABERDEEN HOUSE. FOXTON. ; ;": GEORGE FUISTOI & GO. t ITAVE. Opened in the above Well Known House ai f > GEBEEAL DR\PBRS AKI) OUTFITTERS. We Solicit yonr Patronage and feel sure you will find the Goods UNEQUALLED IN VALUE. D ' 6" " ' s Inspection Invited. , GEORGE PUNSTON & CO., ! ABERDEEN HOUSE. I , MAIN BfREET, FOXTON, t ... ; " ' FLAX! FLAX! •t i " ? ; A PHANCE TOR C^XTON Pi VHANUE TOR rOXT.N FOB A OHORT nniME fXNLY OHORT 1 IME VJNLY TRAMWAY SHEJDS, '■,'•.' (NEXT . POST OFFICE), 3 MAIN-STREET. Will ppen on SATURDAY NEXT, at 10 a.m. The Executors of Thos. Short, ■ r ■'■■•■.■ OF , ' ' OJDEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, and GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, Being largely overstocked through taking advantage of the many BANK RUFT STOCKS which they have purchased under the most advan I tageous circumstances FOR CASH, have decided to offer g: DRAPERY AND CLOTHINGS Of every description to the inhabitants of Foxton and Surrounding Districts AT FABULOUSLY LOW PEICES. ■ . ■ -o As thrii^ fiwit; ik hy ffti'^Tift < A Rfty^P -"jA^IW^ a pdk&ib^a^JLiEanßri the FkW WEEKS they are in Foxton to offer such inducements to purchasers as WILL NOT OCCUR AGAIN. now is mt iliiif^aLSF&s&.B , . ■: ' ■ „ ..• *■ o in Gentlemen's Macintoshes BARGMNS in Gentlemen's Overcoats BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Suits BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Trousers BA GAI>S in Gentlemen's Trousers and Vosts B RG INS in Gentlemen's Coats BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Mercery. BARGAINS of every descriptiou ..BARGAINS in Ladies' » lsters and Jackets ■ • . BARGAIN'S in Ladies' Flannels BARGAINS in Ladies' Mieetings BARGAINS in Ladies' Shirtings BARGAINS in ! adies' Dress Materials i. t Beached and Unbleached Calicos And in fact every article that majrbe purchased in a First-class Drapery Warehouse at considerably less than the usual price. • J'S U "f^v^^ MR " G S KRAND ' Vill on]v ma^e * short stay in the Manawatu District we would urge the Inhabitants of Foxton not tom^stbisreaUyUNPKEOEDENTID OPPORTUNITY " " ing Goods at less than Auckland prices. All communications kindly address to our representative, Mr. J. Gerrand. y To every purchaser of a 5s ParceT^n? upwards will be presented a great curiosity m the shape of an Auckland Novelty ! I ! JBEMOVAL NOTICE. __ „ T „ m M E S B V E Bl DBN-ixST. MILLINER, DRESS, AND HABIT Palmerston North, MA f^ R ' (Opposite Bank of Australasia). o£L£«J± ta. n^ & i**** in Z ite *"*-•'' fcCft^ dOOIB bighW "P A" »* f-aranteed ; if not .p. proved of need not be taken, and no TO SHANNON. '" "'" * ***■ A Coach will leave' Whyte's Hotel "~ -^^- every morning for Shannon TRUST MONIE S. at 5.30 a..m., returning from Shannon ± - OnhemOmingtr * in ToSet,le.™th.Mao.h« S f f , D. O g. JONES ft HONTEK. I-. »» **-«- Btort. Proprietors. I am prepared to supply settlers on the above blocks with sums of money ~ "~~ " — ; not exceeding £500 upon security "'of .Ji .H. W V L D 8 ft PP roved Roral Land without rsyuir- : "f| '■■'■.. iig payment oj procuration x c*mmi* r * Palmkrston Nobth «#n, or other such fees, and kioarrroi ' rates of interest. ' TIMBER, COAL. am» PRODUCE JE40,000 in sums of 42000 upward* MERCHANT. »t current rates. Coals Supph'ed direct fmm ships aid*, J.HERBERT HANKINB _, . -. .T7, ... Souorro , and Notary Piratic,