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Manawatu Herald, 23 August 1892, Page 3

McMillan, rhodes & co. Our annual stock-taking takes place this month. A reduction of TEN PER CENT, will be allowed on all cash purchases of 10s and upwards in the Drapery Department. Remember during the month of August 10 per cent, or 2s in the £ will be allowed. McMillan, Rhodes & Co.

THE OLD TIMES BOOT SHOP. MAIN STREET, FOXTON. MRS J. HARRIS begs to inform the Inhabitants of the Borough of Foxton and Surrounding District, that she has just opened up a New Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES From some of the Best Makers in the Colony, winch will be sold a the Lowest Possible Price, and hopes to receive a share from old patrons. Boots and hoes made to order, and Repairs neatly and cheaply executed. Beatty's Pianos S3 dress, Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. S-E_-E__DS. Hennessy, Westwood & Co. Have just received a Stook OF Early Seed Potatoes, « Also to arrive— va Good Derwent Potatoes hd A Yates' Reliable Vegetable H and Flower Seeds bd W Mangold Seed, &c, &c. H hd W ifl \f_ The People's Cash Jf 1 Grocers, Successors to the late C. HONORE. s ________ _os»

PREVIOUS TO ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS We will hold a Clearing Sale AT THE "Centre of Commerce," DURING AUGUST. Having Imported an ASSORTMENT OF TWEEDS Direct from thb Manufacturers (both English and Colonial) and expecting more noxt month, we have decided (for the month of August) to MAKE SUITS, WITH EXTRA PAIR OP TROUSERS, For £3, GUARANTEED ALL WOOL IF NECESSARY. I Edmund Osborne, FOR SALE CHEAP. HEMP MILL IN GOING ORDER. IHE well-known Hemp-mill situated on the hank of the Manawatu river at Motoa, owned and worked by Richard Walden, is now for sa'e cheap. , The Plant comprises— A powerful 9 h.p. portable engine, Crosbie stripper, scutcher, with shafting and helting, and every requisite fjr pieparing Flax; _lso four draught horses with all necessary harnesi. The mill site is an exceptionally valuable one, free from floods, and with the full command of a neverfailing supply of water. Convenient drying grounds adjoin the mill. There is plenty of green flax within an easy distance of the mill. For further particulars apply to RICHARD WALDEN, At the Mill. Or to THYNNE, LINTON & CO., Foxton.