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Manawatu Herald, 30 July 1889, Page 2

! ABERDEEN HOUSE. FOXTON. GEORGE FUISTOI & CO. ITAVE Opened in the above Well Known House as GEREKAL DBA PEES AND OUTFITTERS. We Solicit your Patronage and feel sure you will find the Goods UNEQUALLED IN VALUE. Inspection Invited. GEORGE EUNSTON & CO., ABERDEEN HOUSE, MAIN STREET, FOXTON. FLAX! FLAX! ~FLAX* APHANCE COR T7OXTON I^HANUE JfOR POXT N FOB A OHORT 'PIME HNLY. OHORT 1 IME VjNLY. AddvessTRAMWAY SHEDS, (NEXT POST OFFICE), MAIN-STREET. Have now- opened with a Choice Selection of Drapery. The Executors of Thos. Short, OF QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, and GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, Being largely overstocked through takiog advantage of the many BANKRUPT STOCKS which they have purchased uuder the most advantageous circumstances FOR CASH, have decided to offer \ DRAPERY AND CLOTHINGS Of every description to the Inhabitants of Foxton and Surrounding Districts AT FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES. o As their firm is by far the LA \ .GEST and OLDEST established Drapery Business iu the Province of Auck and, they are iu a position du ing the FEW WEEKS they are in Foxton to offer such inducements to purchasers as V/ILL NOT OCCUR AGAIN. MOW IS THE'Tl!iiP^sastiSds__,B. o BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Macintoshes BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Overooats BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Suits BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Trousers BA GAINS m Gentlemen's Trousers and Vests B RG INS in Gentlemen's Coats BARGAINS in Gentlemen's Mercery. BARGAINS of every description BARGAINS in Ladies' Ulsters and Jaokets BARGAINS in LadieKf annels ; ,, . BARGAINS in Ladies' sheetings BARG INS in Ladies' Shirtings BARG INS in J adb s' Dress Materials Bleached and Unbleached Calicos And in fact every article that may be purchased in a First-elass Drapery Warehouse at considerably less than the usual prioe. As our representative, Mr. GERRAND, will only make a short stay in the Manawatu District we would urge the Inhabitants of Foxton not to miss this really UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITY of seeu - ing Goods at less than Auckland prices. Aiylommunioations kindly address to our representative, Mr. J. Gerrand.^B To eyery purchaser of a 5s I'arcel and upmirds willbe presented a great curiosity in tha^hape of an Auckland Novelty ! ! ! o fcj- Customers are earnestly requested to shop early in the day, as our | Goods will bear daylight inspection. -EMOVAL^OTICK R - R TRJpE B B g U B B, - DE3^ IST . MILLINER, DRE^S, AND HABIT Palmerston North, MAKER. (Opposite Bank of Australasia). c£XS^tJ^&. IWryin^ts branches. ?hTCS e Ko^° d0 ° rS higher UP work »»* «P---tHe Moutoa Road. proyed of uefi | nQfc bfl ftnd * Q ■ fee will be oharged. TO KERBEU. ~ ~~ mm? „n_i • ~7- ■' , T RUST MONIES riitib undersigned is prepared to j J- convey passengers from or to m 0 _ A , ._, „ , _ -n .Kereru daily, leaving Poxton at 6.45 To Settlers in the Manchester Dougam. Fares reasonable. las, and Pohangina Blocks HENRY BRADCOCK, _ " „„,„. Foxton I am prepared to supply settlers on the above blocks with sums of money — : — not exceeding JsoOO upon aeeurity of V H WY T D<. approved Rural Land «»'<Ao«< r«{ftrtr. t \ ' ' iig payment of procuration, commit- " Palmerston Nobth «_», or other such fees, and afc current i . y _ rates of interest. tTmb_!__h..Co \ L and PRODUOE £40,000 in sums of -32000 upwardi 1 MEROHANT. at current rates. Coals Supplied direet from ships side, J.HERBEBT HANK IN S. : | -« - i -n Solicitoi| and Notary Pubwo, ;] MgHju : Fortnightly Shipments. Pau-mr«ton North, • i