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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 19 January 1892, Page 3

"A Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year/ j IVlclVlillan, Rhodes & Co. HAVE PLEASURE in inviting their many friends to inspect their stock of SEASONABLE GOODS. _— — v In the Drapery Department Will be found, besides the usual Well-assorted Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING & BOOTS A LARGE AND CHOICE LOT OI IMIUfIV PAATW consisting of Dolls, Bugles, Swords, rAllUl UUUUIJ, Steamers, Locomotives, Guns, Money Boxes, Paint Boxes, Ally Slopers, Carts, &c, &c. Don't fail to bring the Children to see them. These Goods have been chosen especially for the Xmas Season, and a good result is therefore confidently expected. On Xmas Eve the Dancing Cats will perform in the window of this Department. In the Grocery Department A Special Assortment of Seasonable Goods have been purchased, consisting of~ Currants, Elemes, Sultanas, Muscatels, Figs (all new Fruits), Almonds, and Lollies of all descriptions, including a very nice assortment of CADBURY CHOCOLATE done up in beautiful Fancy Boxes. On Xmas Eve " SAMBO " will smoke cigarettes in the window of this department. ' Don't forget to see him. All Goods will be sold at our usual low prices. McMillan, Rhodes & Co. The Parson and T HE () THER H OXJSE . - A + as now *° °^ ere *° e Public tne Actor. goTne Good Lines in — Groceries, Fruit, Stationery, . Fancy Goods, Crockery, &c Parson — v Ho-w: is it that your audiences receive your statements — . — as Truth, and mine as Fiction ?" Acfcor — "Because we make Fiction STATIONERY. appe ir Truth, while you make ■ Truth, appear Fiction." Journals and Fashion Books, ' Birthday Cards and Booklets, Blot- „_ m - kTTT^ T , iiii. ting Paper, Foolscap, Ball-point«d rPHE TOWN has lately been p » agnum Bonum, and Nibs, •1 st' ewn with truthful literature with all y chool Requisites, regarding th First Class Tailor and Cutter Agent for Ayre's Herbal Medicines, Kichter & Nannpstad's Flour, AT THK Canterbury Times, Auckland CENTEE OF COMMERCE, Weekly News, Watchman, and FOXTON ■ Rangitikei Advocate. And still there are a/ew gentlemen Licensed to sell Stamps, who believe they can do as well at - Wellington. It is evident these «• McLJIiAN. gentlemen have not given OSBORNE'S Champion Tailor F OXTON P MILT H OTEt a trial. He takes the Palm every- " . where. If anyone knows of his rp HIS h otkl is n ow r epletk equal they will oblige by communi" XT _ „ eating with EDMUND OSBOENE, WITH E ™ CoMFORT - who is anxious to g.ve Foxton gen' tlemen the benefit of the Best ,-...•.. Cuiting and Workmanship that New Gotiait., the Family Hotel, I'm but* Hi Zealand can produce. _ there you will, find r The daintest of Viands, with loweßt «harg« combined ; ; CliivnYYiOV QlTl + G f There you.l please your palate, there j«n'll DUUinier iDUItS - ' please your sight : With dAintieß, rich and rare, and sparkli HAVING secured the services of : Hquors bright ; two first-class Tailors, and For of all the delicacies, Foxtonians tr engaged two more to arrive shortly To pleaße iheir palate, or delight their eye. «° ° c !„„ t„„ ny . anar%D A +n Of all the several kinds of sumptuons fare from Sydney, I am prepared to . There , snone wit h his catering can compare make up SUBfICIkffSR & 'XMAS And Travellers and strangers the district rvRTVrc-RK passing through, ukiiahb ghoald halt at thegoodold pa ejOn the in any number at the shortest notice. bank of the Manawatn, Where, with good home comforts an Customers can rely upon the very _ e J e^ bi S g i° % a 1i b ; igb > + . „ M best material, a FERFECT FIT, Supp^r &£« Pt and the good oW and on getting their Orders on the ..,■■■■ date promised without fail. — _*_ . A Large Stock of Ties and Hard- SAMUEL COOK, felt Hats in all styles to , select from. LICENSED INTERPEETER, — • <y : i?'.HHcx. Keep Foxton money in Foxton, and ' patronise — <— tttt? TnnAT tatiot? Purchase or Lease of Native THE LOCAL TAILOE, j^ on the Weßt Coaat> NJ#f THOS. ENNIS, negotiated.