Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 27 June 1893, Page 3

ENGRAVING of all descriptions executed by McKee & Gamble, N.Z. Press Agency, Wellington. Advertising Blocks, Brass Door Plates, Stencil Plates, Copper Plate and all other kinds of engraving. Send for quotation. OPPORTUNITY IS GOLDEN,— PeopIe are always wanting something for a change, therefore why not try Uncle Sams Rolled Oats, which are unrivalled as a breakfast luxury, being most nutritious and not heating the blood as in the case of oatmeal. Recommended for Invalids. Sold everywhere in 21b packets. MAHOMET SAID:— "The ink of the wise is worth more than the blood of martyrs." Perhaps all do not agree with this ; but everyone acknowledges that Cbease'b A. 1. Coffee when once tried is always used. NOT TO KNOW IS NOT TO HAVE but once having used Sun Bakino Powder you will never be without it, for it is the best in the market, botli for purity and price. Sold everywhere.

MEETING. A N urgent meeting of Fiaxmillers J\ Only will be held at Whyte's Hotel, Foxton, on THURSDAY, 29th June, at 1.30 p.m. Business of great importance. By Order. WANTED every resident in Foxton and settler in the district to visit the Wonderful Sale of Drapery and Clothing now going on at the Te Aro House Branch, Main-street. WANTED everyone to look out for the Flag and go straigkt to the Sale. It will pay you. A chance like this does not often occur. Seize it at once. WANTED KNOWN that every article shown will be a bargain and such as Foxton people never get the opportunity of buying Don't let such a chance slip. WANTED all the fathers in the district, all the mothers, all the single men, all the lasses and children to come to this Sale in shoals. Never were bargains so great and so numerous. WANTED wide-spread happiness contentment, pleasure and satisfaction to be enjoyed by every dweller in the district. This can be accomplished by rushing in crowds to Sale at Te Aro House ! Broncb, Main-street. MANAWATU HOTEL STABLES. HAVING leased the above I Stables, I hope by strict attention to them, to gain a share of the Public pattonage. Horses thoroughly and quietly broken to saddle. W. G. TRASK, Proprietor.