Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 22 November 1890, Page 1

Q -- — ' "" ""' ■■""" d THE BKST CHOICK OF J GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS IN THE CITY IS' AT THE WHOLESALE FAMILY DRAPEKY WAREHOUSE, ;! Te Aro House, Wellington. S"EjTTX^ TIC? W p nrf: fl»'winn an admirable assortment of all descriptions imported expressly for the present sea?on in XXX XV KiD WHITE, REGATTA, OXFORD, HARVARD and PIQFK. i CfXTTTU'T^CI WHITE SHIRTS, with or without collars attached, to open in front or behind, with round or £> JULXXir X JD .squaiv CuJTs. is lid, 5s (id. «:s fid, 7f fid, Rs <»d each. Q'WTT^'T'Q (tKNTS* WHITE SHIRTS with Pi<iue Fronts and Cuffs, made to our own special order, very superior OXXXXv X O finish and splendid value, fis (kl each. QTITTIPnnC! CENTS' REGATTA SHIRT?, collars attached or detached, really excellent patterns, guaranteed fust IDXjLXXv X kJ colored French Cambrics, 3s i)d. 5s Gd, l)s Cd, 7s 6d each. Q'WTTJ'PQ GENTS 1 WHITE I.ONGCLOTH gHTRTS, with Striped Pique Cuffs, and Fronts in new and artistic KjXIJLXvI M designs, in all sizes, 5s fd each. ' ■ QTriIPTQ {>ENTS ' NE > V \Y°. YEN VlQy# SHIRTS, quite new this season, 5s Od each. The New While Satin SwXXAXA/ JL $3 Stripe Pii/ite Shirts, open in front, square cuffs, 6s fid each. . ST^TTT^HPCI fiK^T^' OXFORD SHIRTS, highly recommended for good wearing qualities, new styles, excellent value £l'i.Xl XC» all sixes nor.' in stock, 4s. Tis. 5s fid, I3s Od each. I ■• ./ ' ... ■■' ,■ -• ■ ■'■. ■■■■■■ QTT*f"OmQ HARVARD SHIRTS, good, useful, durable, working shirts, we have the best, largest an-1 cheapest slock | KDXjLXXw X in the City, full size skirts, double backs, without collars, Is 9d to 4s 6d QTXTTS I"P '< HARVARD SHIRTS, extra quality, full size, 37in Skirts, with deep polo collars attached 2s 9d and 3s Od . DJCjLJLJCi Xns each. - ■■■ -■■":/ \ QTTTipiTICi REAL SCOTCH TWEED SHIRTS, very strong and wear resisting, with or without collars; nol hi n ff to PaXXXv X K3 heat thc-so in the city, 2s 9d and Hs each.

MO 0 II A N. I) COACFISMITH. WHBELWniOHT, and PAIiRTKII, WELLINGTON. AH Descriptions of Vehicles for &ale. Metsrs Tbnne, Lintou & Co will act us my agents at Foxton. r.nd will ! have on bai;d DKAYS WITH BKOAD TYRES j suitable for Caitkg Flax ; All Orders promptly attended to. , A 1 tbe "Work is of Jbe Best Description. LOUTH NURSERY, j NORBITON ROAD. i FOXTON. ; I DESIRE to tbank my numerous ' customers for their past eleven ' years favors, and beg to assure them ! that I have ttill a stock of j FRUIT TBELS i suitable for planting. J Tho Stack comprises Appl< h, Peai«, ) Plums. Peachep, Apiicots, Nic ar- 1 iues, &c, Ac. A'l of super'or fin'J i thoroughly tested varieties. IN FOBEBT TB'lJ-ES have large andvarird assortment — comprising— Pinus Ineigiis, Mar* tima, Cupressus Macrocarpa (in varieties) Gums— blue, n.ul rod and ! wavy leaf. A spec'al lino in EARLY SEED I OTATOES I st : mates given for panting by tbe ac»e, and ail kinds of gardening word undertaken. RICHARD GRAY. Proprietor. TBE ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC. WE notify that the (i-- al date for reception of manuscript tales is now fixed for 14th Ni-rt-mber. Toput right any misunderstand* ing we mention that tho tales may be in verse or prose To competitors we announce that we hnve onnnged, for independent 1 judging. 1 Further particulars can be obtained f om the advertisement on the fourth page.