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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 13 June 1890, Page 1

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AT LAST. r'V**^^ the advertiser wishes the inhabitants of this District to w> ■ No^outvt the readers of the " Herald " will say, «• We naturally spend our money -where we get^best value. Ims is COMMERCE lately. that prices are an attraction, and there is money in : Itf> evident; judging from the parcels that hare been sent out from ABERDEEN HOUSE and THE GEM-ii. uj. w . . i j ; Foxtoi^ ,'* ' ' . ♦lmt'thpre is no money to be made; and, as lie is obliged to sell at almost any price • Busine/sa people think that since Osborne called a meeting of his Creditors the Drapery Trade has been so cut up "»«**">- ff . d at some thing near his prices, he might vet " Pull Through." (in M*>* Us,4 is well to let him run as he lasts. This is just what will assist him and unless to _ os borne for 12s in the _£. * portion of this he has sold, and . , ; : Wm? ea\eontend with the following : All that New Stock of Mr Funston s has been s^d to Bdmuna^^ need never h& deceived A s there ig about £300>8 the balance is to be sold "at his own store— The Centre of Commerce-where » people al ways ex pecc o* »r ordirary trade. Nothing like expecting great things, as -worbb^ofthis^tock left there will be a sale for three wee its, which will allow nop per week ■ *°J" d pJ merßtcn on i y knew the bargains to be got at th© our priced become better known how people wiU flook from ail parta or the District, 0?* X *JK?£?^ THE CENTRE OF COMMEHCS * Ooc&e of Oommeroe how th© nrflwv rot»»M would InartMi.- For turthtr particular* ragNrdiftg thi* Graat *aie put*