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Manawatu Herald, 25 February 1893, Page 1

Thos. Ennis, I THE LOCAL TATJ.OH i ! ' pKXTLEMKN,— 1 iiiive (t}t( j iif<l up u,y SPRINfi AK-D SUMMEE GOODS. FANCY YKSiINdS A SI'KCI IJ.TY. _ Inspection Invited. T. ENNIS, THE ONLY LOCAL TAILOR, Covnw of MAIN .AND CLYDE STREETS, (Opposite lU<:]\l hi ax, Rhoi>es& Co's) R. H. BARBER^ ENGINEER And General BlackIsmitlr, SFain-strkkt. Foxtox. A GOOD SHOKTJ KRIT. PLAXMIIiLEBS can have all re- {"* pairs executed qnickiyai. 1 at reasonable pices. PacKing, Red and Whit« Lead and Insertion kept in stock. Piping Out and Screwed. Agent for Thomas Po wick's Excelsior Max Stripper. John A hem BLGS t«> announce thai he has couiniPiice:! Imsivn ps oi. is own account as a Wheelwright in t' oso ; remises lately occupied liy Jeiil'ins ami ' o, Hal Foxto)'. Cnits bnik to any t-'v/.e, «i.d Unggie iinl Tr.-fs loj'niiitoi! r.nd var-«if»h*-fl on the pv. mipe.=, C O A C M E S. r rilE COACH leaves Whytu's 1 Ho el every morning at, 6, hikl connects with th«- up aud down train from and to Wellington, and returns after arrival of trains at Kureru, ar riving at Foxton at 12.30 p.m. PABBENOF.ES AND PARCELS At K'trsonable Rates. Also Horves and Buggies for hire. J. R. Stansell, PROPRIETOR i WOYTE'B HOTEL. SE^OJsABLE KOTICE. Mrs J. Harris, OF THE "OLD TIMES" BOOT SHOP DESIRES to inform her numerous customers that she has now received a large assortment of Boots and Shoes Suitable U>r the Summer Sensou. PEICES AR.-. LOW- THE WAKE THE BEST. Inspection Invite*. Mks Harm* tnlces this opporhinity to v\ish her customeis the Compliments of the Season. "OLD T MES 1 BOOT SHOP, XftJKIN - STREET, FOXTON. AComfcitable floine fur one or two Respectable Boulders. Apply to Mrs 11. McLEAN, The Avenue.