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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 2 May 1891, Page 3

McMillan, Rhodes & co. WE HAVE PLEASURE in informing our friends that we have now a complete assortment of Winter Drapery and Clothing. All departments have been fully stocked with the choicest goodsobtainable in the Home and Colonial markets, and we unhesitatingly say thiat" 'no; stoak in the district can compete wil-h ours for QUALITY and - CHEAPNESS. ftiit* Rpaqq fxArtWo are havin s a ready sale « and a VUI 1/1 ODD MUUUD better assortment of choice and fashionable designs has never been seen in Foxton. The Clothing and Boot Departments Are as usual fully stocked with Goods of exceptional vuluo. In Grocery, Ironmongery and Crockery We are doing a splendid business. Our steadily increasing trade has fully repaid the expense we have incurred in purchasing largely for this department. W^nPQ and ftnirifc We keep a regular supply of IJLIIIOD ailU OjJliltD. all the leading brands. We have to heartily thank our Foxton friends for their support during the time we have 'been in business, and trust we may continue to find favor with them. :j . ■ AGENCIES :— Atlas Milling Coy. . Anchor S.S. Coy. Standard Insurance Coy. Crosbie's Flax Machinery. N.Z. Accident Insurance Coy. Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society. McMillan, Rhodes & Co., . GENERAL MERCHANTS, FOXTON.

MANURE. MANURE. CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET. H^HE GE£E MEAT CO. (Limited) 1 having erecied large Manure Works outside of Petone, and having secured the services of a practical manager from England, " are now prepared to supply Special Manures of guaranteed quality, adapted to different crops. Peioe List foe coming Season. Turnip Manure . . . . £5 10 0 Bone, Superphosphate Lime 6 0 0 Prepared Bone (for grass land) 6 0 0 Bonedust .. .. ..600 Blood Manure . . . . 7 0 0: Pure Dry Blood . . . . 710 0 (Per ton net cash ; free on rail. Bags given in). Quotations for other manures on application. GEAE MEAT PBESERVING AND FREEZING CO., OF N.Z. (Ltd.), Wellington. Club Hotel, The Square, Palmeeston Nobth. I. VALEITIIE, PBOPEIETOE,: (Late of the Eoyal Hotel, Welling* ■■■-,■■ toy.) pOMMEFCIAL. ' Gentlemen erd \^, - theTrftvel» : ngPub'ic£.enerp Ily,1 ly, will fird the 'above noic^ jeplete wiJi every convenience for then' comfoi I. Good Beds ]<"• -class Table. Wines and Spirits o t'-Q best brands GoodStablirganrip. iotfsmg. Buggies and Sfi'd'e h' ?/■ on hu % e. acco- ■:!>/: fir o:- for Permanent Uoi'de ■'•:.- T*K-:i-v attends each train. ' Suites of rooms c: a be engaged by lettor or telegram. The Club is proverbially popular with travellers, and the object of the new Proprietor (who has had long experience in the line in Wellington) will be to .sustain cbe reputation of the house as one of the raost comfortable and het appointed on %s^e3t Coast. Beet stncl li£ti?^est Sample Rcoms isi Palmevston.