JOE TOS. Grocer, Fruiterer, Confectioner Graengrocer, and Importer of Teas. Main Street, Foxton. "It comes as a boon and a blessing tc know, That STARTUP makes boots with un. kit table toes." S. STARTUP BEGS to inform the Public of Foxton and Inhabitants of Surrounding District that he has just opened fhe TGMPLE CHAMBERS, MAIN STREET, FOXTON, With a first eiass stock of Boots and Shoes, which he intends iellicg at hii noted Wellington prices. CALL AND PBK. Infants Boots Is 6d Liidi a' Splondid Walking Shoes 7a 6d Youth's Boois from 7« 6d Mfn's CHiirns shoes 6* Gd Men* Flax-trcaders 15s 6<\ Inspection invited before purchasing ilaewhi-re, and save y^nv hard-earned oaßh by purchn-ins- Boots and Shorg for yourselves and little one* at ST\U'!UP'S, Temple Chamber*, Main Street, Foxlon 'THE QTHER" JJ'OUSB Has now to offer to the Public Somk Good Line 3 in Groceries, Fruit, Stationery, and Fancy Good*, Crockery, &c. ST AT IONEAV Journals and Fashion Books, Birthday Cards and Booklets, Blotting Paper, Foolscap, Ball-point P<ii!*, Magnum Bonum, «nd Nibs, with all School Requisites. Agent for Ayre's Herbal Medicines, Richter & Nannestad's Flour, Canterbury lime*, Auckland Weekly JS'mcu, Watchman and Advocate. Licensed to sell Stamps. R, McLEAN. LOUTH NURSERY. NORBITON ROAD. FOXTON IDE SIRE to thank my numerous customers for their past eleven years favors, and beg to assure them that I have still a stock of FRUIT TEEf'B suitable for planting. The Stock comprises App'es, Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots, Nec:arines, &c, itc. All of superior and thoroughly tested varieties. IN FOREST TRIES have large and varied assortment — comprising — Pinus Insigtis, Mar* tima, Cii'iressus Macrooarpa (in varieties) Guine - blue, a .id red and wavy leaf. A specia' line in E^RLY SEED POTATOES I stimales given for planting by the acre, and all kinds of gardening word undertaken. RICHARD GRAY. Proprietor. Tjy i l l Ta m" TTollTn "s, CARTE R. MI.v. STREET ; FOXTON. I am now prepared to do any carting about the town that may be required. Orders proraj-fy attended to. A p O P E, FAINTER GLAZIKR, ANDPAPKR. HAKGE *. Orders left at the Foxton Bakery Co will be prompt y attended to. ESTIMATES GIVEN. J. THOMPSON, (Opposite Whyte's Hotel, Main Street, Foxton). Carpenter, Joiner, and Undertaker. All kinds of Job l ing Work done or the shortest notice. Pu-tim-s framed. Glass cut to anj size. COX T~O N T> A k"e'R"sl > MAIN-STREET, FOXTON J N. WAL! S begs to notify that r having purchased the Business of th< Co operative Bakery Company, o which ho was manager f..r ma^ * years, he is vow prepated to delive: 1 Bread da ly, at Lowest Cash Prices Small Guodp, Bkcuits, Cakes alw»yß on hand. jTn. walls
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 9 September 1890, Page 3
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447Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 9 September 1890, Page 3
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