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Manawatu Herald, 15 September 1892, Page 3

FOXTON TO SANSON. THE TRAM leaves Foxton on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 3 p.m., arriving at Sanson at 5 p.m. Fares — 4s 2d. Note. — Passengers can rely on reaching Bulls by 6 p.m. (provided they give notice to the Guard BEFORE LEAVING FOXTON) on payment of an extra two shillings and six pence. Wanganui can also be reached the same night at 9.50 at a through rate of 16s 7d — thb Government fare from Foxton is 17i lid. E. G. COX, Manager. County Office, Sanson. August, 1892. THE OLD TIMES BOOT SHOP. MAIN STREET, FOXTON. MRS J. HARRIS begs to inform the Inhabitants of the Borongh 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, which 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. Thos. Ennis, THE LOCAL TAILOR pENTLEMEN,— I have opened up my SPEING AND SUMMER GOODS. FANCY VESTINGS A SPECIALITY. Inspection Invited. T. ENNIS, THE ONLY LOCAL TAILOR, Corner of MAIN AND CLYDE STREETS, (Opposite McMillan , Rhodes & Co's) W. T. LITTLE, SADDLE & HARNESS-MAKER, MAIN-STEEET, FOXTON. HAVING purchased the Stock of Saddlery and Harness from Messrs Greatrex at Fifty Per Cent Discount, I am determined to hold a GREAT. Bargain Sale, Of every description of HARNESS, SADDLES, AND BRIDLES, Commencing from to-day and to be continued for but a short time. AN EABLY INSPECTION INVITED. W. T. LITTLE, SADDLES A HARNESS-MAKEB, Main-street, Foxton. WANTED KNOWN— AII things come to an end even the storms of rain which we havo lately been the victims. We may now venture timidly to hope that the winter is past, and that we are going to have a taste of real spring | weather. From a buainesa point of view we shall welcome it with acclamation at Te Aro House. WANTED KNOWN. — Ladies will also hail such a delightful change, as it will enable them to go out seeing and to be seen. There are plenty of attractive sights waiting for theio, but none so fascinating as the new spring fashions now showing at Te Aro House. WANTED KNOWN.— We may therefore expect an early visit of inspection, and herewith inj vite all the ladies of Wellington and ! its vicinity to make good use of the | present opportunity We shall be happy to show them all the latest outcomes of fashion, and no one need fear any undue solicitation to purchase at Te Aro House. WANTED KNOWN.— We may add that our new spring fashions have been selected with our Home buyers usual good taste and judgement, that there is an immense variety iv all departments, and that in every respect they are worthy of immedia'e inspection and selection j at Te Aro House. I