McMillan: Rhodes & co. •' . ■* 1 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 olioicost goods obtainable in the Home and Colonial markets, and we unhesitatingly say that no gtook in the district cau compete with ours for QUALITY anil CHEAPNESS. * Oni> TYppqq ft- And c are havin s a reaa y Bale - and a XJUL Ul C&S UUUilb 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 value. * ' . .•■-•• In Grocery, Ironmongery and Crockery *..,," We are doing n splendid business. Our stendily increflsing trade has fully repaid the expense we have incurred' in purchasing largely for this department. Winps nnri RninifQ We keep a re e» lar su pr ] y ot IXUIC9 CUIU OpirilS. all the leading brands.. We have to heartily thank our Foxton friends |or their support during the time we have been in business, and trust'we may continue to fiud favor with them. : . AGENCIES.— Atlas Flour 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 MEKCJiANTS, FQXTQN,
FOUND. A SOB I' R TAILOR FOR FOXTON. AN advertisement appeared lately in the Makawatit Herald and Evening Post for a Good Maiu Applications have been received from us far as Dunedin. This time I have engaged a Sober Man who Tbokol-quly Uirdrurtands His Trade, ' und is prepared to prove that a steady man can turn out a First o'ass Garuaent when ordered. Now that we are doing a CASH ! TRADE at'^he Centre oiCoromei'oe we eau give the Best Value in Foxton, whioh the Public are increasingly showing their appreciation of. I'll tell you how it is that we can s-ell at Wellington Prices. I am Agent for the LARGEST RETAIL DRAPERY HOUSE this side of the Line, and am selling for them at their Prices, and receive a commission. The terms being Cash, just ask yourself the question, " Who can beat this ? " This question is answered by asking another, viz., " Who can compete with it ? " The Public are all answering:, "Osbornu is bound to assume his old position as leader in the Drapery Trade if he maintains his present Cash Terms. Thanking the Public for suoh en- ! oouragement, . > I beg to remain, Your Obedient Servant, ! (By attending to your wants) EDMUND OSBORNE. Thb Center op Commerce, Foxtoh. FOR -SALE, CHEAP. i n H.P. Engine and Multitu. ■»■ " bular Boiler. Apply to J. R. STANSELL, l.cton. 3DX iU dt*± persont of either ■ex, ia their own localities, at work for th. New business. All meet with wonderful success. Anyone can do the work. You don't need capital, or about tht same as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. But you can make a snug little fortune honourably and easily. The employment is particularly adapted to the region is | which this publication eiroulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Full particulars and instructions mailed free. Now is tho time— don't delay, but writ* to us at once. Stinson A Co., Fortland, Main*, U.S.A.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 18 August 1891, Page 3
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