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Manawatu Herald, 1 March 1892, Page 1

AUTUMN AND WINTER SEASON, 1892. I \^i/^ k ftVe now opened out by recent mail steamers OUR FIRST SHIPMENTS Of New and Fashionable Goods for the Autumn and Winter Season, from the special arrangements made with our London, Paris and Continental buyers, we feel confident that the selections made by them will be pronounced Second to None in the Colony. We shall also be constantly receiving plentilul supplies of the latest fashions by MAIL -&.2XJD CAEX3O STEAMBBS, 3 nnd will be happy to forward patterns of New Dress and other fabrics, if so requested free by post, and will send at the same time Charts for self-measurement, to enable ladies to avail themselves of our Dressmaking Department, so as to be in good time for the height of the Autumn and Winter Season. All orders will receive prompt and carelul attention, and should be addressed to JAMES SMITH, Te Aro House, Wellington.

John Ahem BEGS to announce thai; he has commenced business on his own account as a W Keel wrigut in those premises lately occupied by Jenkins and Co., Hall street, Foxtou. Carts built to any size, and Buggie and Traps ropainted and varnished on the premises. P~Tm pbelltown. Mr James Canning is acting as my agent for CampbelUown and district, and he has authority to receive all subscriptions to paper and to take instructions for advertisements and job printing. ERNEST S. THYNNK, Proprietor Manawatu Herald. ~~ JOHN WESTWOOD, BLACKSMITH AND SHOEE, Hali. stbeet, foxton. ALL kinds of Blacksmithing executed with despatch aud care. R. H. BARBER, ENGINEER And General Blacksmith, Main-street, Foxton. A GOOD SHOEE KEPT. f^LAXMILLESS can have all reP pairs executed quickly and at reasonable prices. 1 Paoking, Red and White Lead and Insertion kept in stock. Piping Cut and Screwed. Agent for Thomas Powick's Excelsior Max Stripper.