Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 17 June 1893, Page 3

IMLoSSillaiii, Rhodes & Cc . HAVE TO ARRIVE EX S.S. "MAORI KING," Due in Wellington about June 20th, 1893 — 10 cases Suffolk Pickles . 4 „ Orange Marmalade 2 „ Jelly Tablets 1 „ Herrings, assorted 1 „ Bloater Paste 1 „ Potted Meat 4 „ dime Powder 1 „ Mixed Spice 3 „ Olive Oil, in bottles 3 „ Castor „ „ 1 „ French Mackerel 2 „ Cream of Tartar 1 „ Tartaric Acid 2 „ Fresh Herring 1 „ Kippered Herring 1■ „ Herrings in Tomato Sauce 1 „ Flavouring Essences 1 „ Lavender Water McMillan, Rhodes & Go. DIRECT IMPORTERS, POXTON. SPECIAL NOTICE. To the Inhabitants of Foxton and Surrounding Districts. H. RAMSEY & CO., In conjunction with Cunninghame and Gorman, TJAVE just opened up a large consignment of Drapery, Clothing, Boots & Shoes and we have decided to sell the same at hitderto unheard of prices. The Millinery Department Stands first to any in Foxton, and one trial only solicited. THE SQUABE, PALMERSTON NOBTH, AND NEXT POST OFFICE, MAIK STREET, FOXTON. P. McILYRIDE, Manager. PRO BONOJPUBUCO. XMAS,IB92. NEW YE AK, 1893. S. STARTUP q^AKES THIS OPPORTUNITY of wishing the people of Foxton the 1 compliments of the season, and begs to inform them that his Stock of Boots and Shoes has been replenished with HOLIDAY BOOTS from the best makers. Remember, no Shoddy Goods kept at his establishment. All goods sold at Wellington prices. His own make of Boots stand unrivalled for Style, Cut and Finish. Boots and Shoes made to order at 12 hours' notice. Country orders promptly attended to. Address— TMMPLE CHAMBERS, Main-street, Foxtoa.

H. P. FORSTEK, BAKER, PASTRY-COOK AND CONFFCTIONER, MAIN - STREET, FOXTON, WISHES to announce that on and after the Ist February, 1893, he will deliver bread to any part of the town or country for 21b Loaf3|d „ „ 3d Cash at Counter Also that he has received a consignment of New Biscuits and Confectionery, consisting of some of the Newest Lines made. Xmas Chocolate Boxes reduced to Co3b Prioe to reduce the stock, . Note the Address, H. P. FORSTER, Main-str«et.

Advance Foxton! FURNITURE. REMOVAL TO TRAM SHEDS, MAIN -STREET, FOXTON. W. H. GEKBES, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, CARPENTER, AND JOINER. BEGS to thauk his Customers for thfir support during the last three years. Also to announce that he has removed to the Tram Sheds, next to Post Office, where they will get a better Show of Furniture. W. H. GERBES, MAIN- STREET, FOXTON. .