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Manawatu Herald, 11 June 1892, Page 3

NE^ST WINTER GOODS. McMillan, Rhodes & co. TJ AYE much pleasure in announcing to their numerous customers that they have just received the balance of their shipments OF New Season's DRAPERY . Comprising an excellent assortment of Winter Dress Goods in Meltons, Serges, Colonial Dress Tweeds and Cashmeres in Black and Colored, Ladies' Straw and Felt Hats in the latest styles, Feathers, Wings and Plumes for Trimming them. Bibbons and Pluses in the newest colors and shades. They have also some special lines in Ladies' CLOUDS, very cheap. Ladies' ULSTERS, very cheap. Ladies' JACKETS, very cheap Ladies' WATERPROOFS, very cheap. Ladies' UMBRELLAS, very cheap. Strong Crimean Shirting, at Is 3d per yard Good Colonial Flannels, Is. Colonial Blankets, good value. Muslins and Cretonnes from 6d yard. McMillan, Rhodes & Co. Assure their Gentlemen Friends that they have spared no pains to provide everything necessary to supply their wants during the coming season, having laid in an extra stock of Rugs, Overcoats, Waterproof Coats, Suits, Trousers, Hats, 'lies, Drawers and Singlets, and all at prices to meet the times. SUITS MADE TO ORDER At the lowest rates, consistent with good workmanship and 'material. A Good Fit Guaranteed. Inspection Invited, j NOTICE. qn H E nTHEE TJ OTJ S B — 1 U n ANYONE found trespassing on Has now to offer to the Public r\ Sections Nos. 59, 60, 61 and C) _ ._. . 62 Moutoa, with dog or gun in &omQ Good Lines m pursuit of Game or otherwise will Groceries, Fruit, Stationery be prosecuted. Fancy Goods, Crockery, &c JOHN A. SMITH. Edmund Osborne, stationery. op Journals and Fashion Books, TJ£E Birthday Cards and Booklets, Bo „ ting £aper, Foolscap, Ball-pointed ' r.ATIITA Ai r.ATTITnfWA Pens > Magnum Bonum, and Nibs, UvUlllU Ul VJUIUIIICIUUj with all School Requisites. FOXTON, . , . . ~T „,, „ . „.,.„._, . pi • l\ marxT Agent for Ayres n erbal Medicines, pANNOT boast of being the ONLY £ Nannes t ad 's Flour r, Tailor in the town, but without Cantevbury Timeg> Auckland fear of contradiction be asserts that Week] Watchman, and his Cutter held the highest position E it j kei A a vocate . in New Zealahd (regarding the ° Tailoring Trade) that any one can L * iccnsed fo geH gt&m possibly attain to, therefore while c he acknowledges that other Tailors -n m o t.eaN can turn out a Medium Class Gar* ' ' ment, it is very gratifying to him to feel that he has just enough cornpe- _ tition to keep any one who could make himself feit, out of the place. ? p< p£q Those gentlemen who have been A flj \-^- --accustomed to TAILOR -MADE W 5 f— l CLOTHING consider the '' Centre Q S of Commerce" one of the best w K • places for suits in the colony. a -*a 'Q S The fact is OSBORNE'S TAILOR * fc S d) S is unequalled in this part of New OQ W 5 lj Zealand. Call and get a Suit made w"S J£ t^ by New Zealand's Champion Cutter * % »\ P^ CO and Tailor at fl V p^ QC -THE- g rfg 0 -^ ULJ " Centre of Commerce," Q % $ W C 3 Foxton - Qixi ■ BEATTY'S %§ J » H CELEBRATED [J °§ « H g ORGANS and PIANOS. S% A \ P O <c For Catalogues, address, M W 0 'tf ° DANIEL F. BEATTY, p , g Fjj CO Washington, New Jersey. S S U-J I\ * ' * S 5^ MANAWATU HERALD. | jj; g W O S A DVERTISERS requiring altera- ffl S5 jjj j) J^J /\ tions made in their notices, J~ 0 "ft — *— ■ must forward the same in writing at m „ F» HH |— the office not later than noon on the £"[ H W g pq day of publication. gj W E OQ New Advertisements will bo re- W WWj ,^ {ID ceived up to 2 p.m. & Cj All advertisements sent for publi- rA W P ffl cation will be kept in until counter- f£| Q g^ manded, unless express instructions ■ 0 C/ 2 are given to the contrary. at (j^ P^ ERNEST S. THYNNE, R 0 CQ Proprietor.