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Manawatu Herald, 21 March 1895, Page 3

I 9 ALL accounts owing to the late firm of McMillan, Rhodes & Co., must be paid at once, or proceedings will be taken. I have appointed Mr A. Fraser to receive accounts during my absence from Foxton. His receipt will be a sufficient discharge. j. r. McMillan. February 7th., 1895. JOE TOS, MAIN - STREET, FOXTON. The Season's Fruit of every description in stock. Dolls, Toys, Books, and articles suitable for Presents. Please Gall and Inspect. All lines of Grocery kept in stock, all fresh and of the best brands. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables always on hand. Reliable Garden Seeds from my own Garden* Arrived by last boat a Splendid Assortment of Good Genuine Lines in Crockery, INCLUDING COMPLETE DINNER & TEA SETS, in several different patterns. Just the ones to suit housekeepers, as in ease of ! breakage, they oan have the pieoe or pieces replaced. Samples on view on tables. IN ALL LINES WE STILL KEEP TO OUR MOTTO : 14 Will not be Undersold." PHILIP HENNESSY & GO.

ThePoxtonOutfltter. To the Gentlemen of Foxton and the Surrounding Districts :— HAVING RECENTLY returned from Christclmich, where I have spent some years in learning the trade, I desire to announce that I have taken over the Tailoring Department from my brother, Edmund Osborne, of the Centre of Commerce. I am now prepared to execute any style in gentlemen's wearing apparel. All tweeds guaranteed shrunk prior to being made up. A. R. OSBORNE. UNDERTAKER. T BEG to notify that my NEW HEARSE is now completed, and can be obtained on very reasonable terms Funerals conducted promptly and Muefully. ANDREW JONSON, Undertaker. Avenn« Road Foxton.