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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 24 October 1891, Page 3

TO BE LET. OHOP and HOUSE in Main-street, Foxton, late in occupation of C. V. Furrie. Apply to J. T. RAY, Solicitor, Foxton. £50 REWARJX fTlie Cooperative Cash Supply STORES. THE PIONEER ESTABLISHMENT FOR Cheap Groceries, &c. T ADIES and GENTLEMEN,— Yj I beg to tender you my best thanks for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon me during tbe short period 1 have been in business, and to respeci fully request a continuance of the same. My expeDdisure being practically •• nil," and not having a large estab-IL-hment to keep up, bad debts to make good, wag< s to pay out, or rents of other houses to make up, it is obvious I am enabled, to sell my Stock, which consists of Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Brushes, Boots Stationery, School and Smoker's Requisites) £cc«, &c, &g.j and wLich have been purchased for cash at large discouut rates, at prices never before heard of in Foxtou, aod which defy all competition. Call and enrol* your name on my CASH LIST, and participate in the profits, and you will then have the satisfaction of receiving value for your hard- , earned wayes. Your obedient servant, E. PERREAU. Note. — This Stove is open Tuesday afternoons. Business hours, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturdays, IX p.m. RESIDENCE— ON THE PREMISES. JOE TOS, Grocer & Ironmonger, MAIN.STBEET, FOXTON. ' ( lAS FOR SALE, CHEAP— 11 GROCERIES. Sugars Teas Currants Raisins Jams Tickles Fauces Biscuits Confectionery, &c. IRONMONGERY. X- cut Saws Axes Garden Tools Sheep Shears Kitchen Utensils Nails, and Carpenter's Ironmongery. STATIONERY. Books, Notepaper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink, Children's Picture Books, Photo Frames. Tobacco Cigars Cigarettes Perfumery Bvushwave Chairs Crockery Oats Chaff Pollard. TXfILLIAM pOLLINS, CAETER. M,sL\ -STREET, FOXTON. I am now prepared to do any carting about the town that may be required. Orders promptly attended to. MANAWATU HOTEL STABLES, John Cameron, - - Proprietor. TTAVING leased the above stables, ■El lam prepared to attend to the wants of the Travelling Public, and hope by strict attention to business to gain a share of their patronage. QUIET SADDLE HORSES FOR HIEE. Young Horses thoroughly broken to saddle and side-saddle.