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Manawatu Herald, 30 June 1892, Page 3

i McMillan, Rhodes & "~ TJ AYE much pleasure in announcing to their numerous cur i they have just received the balance of their shipment: 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. Eibbons and Pliuhes in the newest colors and shades. They have also some special lines in Ladies' CLOUDS, very cheap. Ladies' ULSTERS, very cheap. Ladies' JACKETS, yery 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.

THE SHIPMENT OF DRAPERY FOR THE "Centre of Commerce," HAS JUST AEEIVED. BEING direct from the English Manufacturers, the public may expect BARGAINS. The Goods having arrived rather late, will be SOLD CHEAPLY so as to effect a READY SALE. Our Imported Tweeds are considered a marvel of cheapness. Our PRINCIPAL LOCAL TAILOR has expressed himself as being " surprised at the prices," end remarked " They are the best value I have ever seen." With a Cutter and Tailor like the one at -THE— " Centre of Commerce," Foxton is destined to hold a high position in the Tailoring. Edmund Osborne, BEATTY'S CELEBRATED ORGANS and PIANOS. For Catalogues, address, DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey. MANAWATU HERALD. NOTICE. ADVERTISERS requiring alterations made in their notices, must forward the same in writing at the office not later than noon on the day of publication. New Advertisements will be received up to 2 p.m. All advertisements sent for publication will be kept in until countermanded, unless express instructions are given to the contrary. ERNEST S. THYNNE, Proprietor.