Page 3 Advertisements Column 3

Manawatu Herald, 5 December 1893, Page 3

WANTED KNOWN-That Mrs I McLean has just received a choice assortment of Christmas Cards, at prices rang'ng from id to j 7s Cd o«ch. WANTED to Pnrchaue — A second -hatd fc*et of Trao Harness, Cheap. Apply office of this paper. TO FARMERS. WE are prepared to undertake contracts for Reaping, Binding, Threshing, and Chaff cutting the ci-Dps in and around the Fo.vton district For further particulars apply by post or personally to the undersigned. COYLE BROTHERS. Foxfion. WANTED KNOWN— Te Aro House Braiach are now offering some very cheap Straw Hats 100 us<-fu shapes, 6d each. Large Leaf Sailor ats. Is ; Fancy Speckled Straw, Is 3d. A fresh lot of Sun Bonnets commencing at 2s lid. WANTED KNOWN— We ar c showing New Summer Dresseß at reduced prices. I2y<ls for 2/11, 12yds foi 3/11, 12yds for 4/11. The new Crep"n in c earn and stripes, 3/11 p rd-z; I2vds Prin s, 4/G; 12ycls for 5/6; 1 2yds for 6/6. Whito Lace Striped Muslin 4|<l, s£d, 6£d ; 44-inch Colored l asbmere, Is; biack, 1/6. WANTED KNOWN -To suit the times wo will offer Blouses at 2/-, 2/6, 2/11 ; 5-hirt Blouses 2/11, 8/11. 4/11; splendid assortment cf Ladie* White and Colored Aprons, locket Handkerchiefs 1/8. 1/6, 1/9 per doz. Swiss Belts, l/6d ; Corsets from 1/9 ; Tea Cosies, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 ; Christmas Cards, a packet of 20 for Is. WANTED KNOWN— Te Aro i ouse Branch are selling at Town Prices. Moleskin, Is lid per pin- yard ; Men's Urill Trousers, 2/9, btrong Working Miirts l/11, 2/6 S rong Tweed ! rousers 6/6, 8/6, 10/6, Men's -nits complete 17/6 and n ■•■wards. M»Vs Sox, 8 pairs for l! Lace Curtains, extra long and choice patterns, 2/6, 2/11, 8/9, 5/6. Calicoes from 2-id. Towuis, 4id, 6£d, 9Jd. WANTED Gentlemen to know that they will find a large choice of Clothing, Hats and Mercery, also full range of bpring and Summer Tweeds, from which they can have garments made to measure in the be-t style of cut and workmanship, and a perfect fit guaranteed at popular price-*. The Te Aro House Branch Main-street, F oJ^°fj___ A Bazaar In aid of the PARSONAGE FUND OF ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, FOXTON, Will bo heia in the PUBLIC HALL, ox Wednesday and Thursday, the 6th and 7th December. ? The opening ceremony will be performed by Mr J. G. Wilson, M.H.R., and some excellent musical items will be given. The Stail-holders are particularly requested to be at the Hall not later than 10 a.m. Exhibitors of Flowers, Fruit and Vegetables must have their exhibits at the Hall at 10 a.m. The Bazaar will be open from 2 to 5 p.m , and 7 to 10 p.m. Admission, One Shilling. One Ticket admits for the whde day. There will be two Stalls for the sale of plain atd Fanry Work. Two Refreshment Stalls. Musical Programme each day. There will also be AMUSING SIDE SHOWS MAGIC LANTERN CHRISTMAS TREE BRAN TUB. The Bazaar will be open for only TWO DAYS ! Do not mi^s such an opportunity for enjoying yourselves. Tickets can be purchased at the door.