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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 27 September 1889, Page 2

I , ; | J J T |^% } XTON, < v i i ..^DiBEOT "iMPOETEmi ,k FIRST SHIPMENT OF SW^H QQQI^S* NOW M VIEVV. ' ; ; v TT} Ha' 3 miicu pleasure to inforwj the Inhabitants pf Fo^j.ou H,o«fol ; • jL . ce P e£a au^- Mill . Proprietors 'the y ca}i ; now be supplied ; y : With — ! Gitc^iiiiiteis aM ' ; , ; , In every line at the lowest cuvrpnt ra,tefy >*•/..,{ THOMAS FUNSTON;-.^;.:- ':.:■''• FLAX ! FLAX-' FjEiAX ! .- : • ' .' • ■'... ■■ t> ■ • ..-n-r i ■ APHANOE : TOR n6±TON „•='' '= : :•■ : ..,- , :.^ha ; nuD' pan JPoxrvrN ■• ■ • -•' ■>/ - : ' • ii ; "r: ' . ■ '.V.on' A" ' COHORT *TIW f\®LY; O^OliT .J'iWE' ■ V/NLV. ■ ■ ;: ;*pamw|y sheds';' (NEXT POST -'JOPfKB),'-- ] f / ; '"'■"'* :'"• ' / Have now opened with. a ! Choice Salection: of Drapery. The Executors of Tlios. Short, *■-•:. of :•.."■■;;■''.•• ' QUEEN-STREET, AIJCKLAND, anp GBAHAMSTOWX, THAMES. Being largely overstocked through taking*-' advantage of tlie many BAKKEUPT STOCES which they have purchased umleY the most advan 1 -' tageons circumstances FOll CASH, have"deciile'd to ofEtn* '" ' ' t Dl&Pjßp AND, ,CtC>THING % Of every" description to the Inhabitants of. Fuxtoo, and .. , . . ! '■"'■'■■ ■'■••■' :* ' : -Stiiftiu&iing Districts : at rMiicßsiY low; peious. v, A§. their firitt. is by .far the.LAß'Qi;.^ and lotDEST establisfiedbi^pery ; ' Buainess'tn tfce, Proviuo^'of A : uck and, thej eke in a,p'6slii(in dining, , f : „,, ..the.^^V^E^KS.they.areiiiFdxtontoV*^^^^ r {Baucements to purchasers as •'•■ WILL N;OT OCCUiR AGAIN. . . WUW 10 lUC. I Il¥it- GREAT jtfAK&AIN3 ! : BARGATNS in Gfentleriien's Maointdshes ' <'' .• '] BAKGMIiNS in Gehtletnen's , Overcoats i ' BAEGrAIISI'S in Gentlemen's Suits . , " • BAECrAIN^ in Gentlemen's Trousers ' , '' BAi-GAlvS^m Gentlemen's Trousers and Vests B-EG.MNS .in' Gontlemen^ Coats , .■■',', . \ .■< . ' BA-EGAINS in Gentlemen's Mercery. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' • : ' - i4i ß AitGAlNS ; 6f%fei^' description . „ '.;•,- •;.;.sAEii4j^S.i^ r ladi^s' ,Ulsterfe : ahd 3Tad?ets ' '■* '' : ' : ■ ' BAEGAINS.'inVWi^ Fannels .. . ■" .-■•■• BARGAINS in Ladies' Mieetipgs ' " : ' "'' '" " () T BmG}aNS'in,Ladies^hirtmgs ii:i : '" ■•*■■■■['■■'.•:* »•-» ; BAEGAI^SW Jadies' Bress Matjaria\s (1 -... , J> :;..',' . Bleached; and XTnbleach^d;Gaiicos '„!:, „ ,^ , .//,;,,• Ajid in fact every : «rti6le l that 'in^y^be purchased in a First-ulass Drapery 1 ' "■ ' " Wai^hbuse !at cdpsiderably less than, the uinal nriofi' ••}■•'.* i" As our representative^ Miv GEERAND^fUI. 6n?y makeash^rista^ in the Manaw.atu Pjstrict^e, would urge the Inhabitants of Fo\ton noV to miss' Urn really 'UNPR^GEDENTED OPPORTUNITY of securing Grflp^at les^ .than Auckl^d prices.- All communications kindly address to oui' i'epreseiitative, Mr. J. GfEitßAm i : ; ! i ' •, ■•■'" r '''" ■ - ■■ ' .;■-•■ ■ ''■"■ k ,- >; ' o—!_0 — !_ " ' -J 'To every ;of ti/5k "Parcel and .uj^rds will fy>, presented i ' .•^ .:/ -greatouriosity in the fthaiio ofan ■-'•<( v Aucldand Novelty'!;!! i j .' : '. ■' '"' '■ : /'--^ L -o ■ • ;•■: '■ (£T CustOnjers aife Earnestly; pequested to shop early in the day, as our , Qppdatwill beaifiaylight.inspectiQu. ,".,. ,

j-.i-i ■ . -..-■f.. ••■ ■ ■'. >}'.■.■••■•■'■'■■■■ ■ -"I'l'-01, • •!' ■ ; .:<;' >•:■ ::■'. ._. :; • " „ : ' ■ !L". : Palmerßtori North-,-" ■ ' (Opposite Bank of Australasia). I •., Peotistry in *U its branches. ( All work; guaranteed ; ji,np\ arj' proved of need not be, taken, and nc tee will be charged./ , . i „ TOI visit Fo^ton on 24th an(l'2ptl: October, ... x . • qp c J jr;. i s!;s?'; i^';;6 ; iFTb^s To Settlers. in the Manchester, 'Dougk l! ' las, anaPohtingiua B.oeHii' -I':. lam proparedto supply settlers on ; tile above b'loblts'witlt sums ttf-blohey I i not fttceedin'gf £500 upon seed rity d I approved Eurai LsttiHwithtmtreguir•i t'*^ ' pdijmkitf '"6f- ptobitrtitionj kbtomisson, or other such fees, and at) duvretit • j r^s^bf interest. • ' •' !^a :> r ; r. 1 1 j. ■>'■ £Ai),QM iii mw& ci £2iKmqfi^arda at current rates. , J.HERBEET HANKINS. SoiJCITO : AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Pa^iMEBSTON NORTH.