AUTUMN &TOTER 1895. PrjKQ of New Goods now opened up. This is the largest amount of &J 100 Drapery :uul Clothing ever imported iuto Foxton as a spason's shipment This vast shipment was imported by us for our Foxton irade in nntif.ipaliou of a husy season, and on account of THE FLOOD and GENERAL DEPRESSION, which, of course, effects trade, we have MARKED all the goods us low ns possible. Every advantage is gained Ly purchasing from us, as we import direct from the makers, thereby saving the middle pre fit ; also our stock is CLEAN and well as--B>>ited throughout- See our variety of Jackets and Capes for winter wear, also Hats trimmed and untrimmed, Dresses, Shawls, Gloves, Hosiery etc, And by the last direct steamer 2 bales of Blankets and Rugs, direct from the leading English mills, 2 bales Men's Knitted Pants, Singlets, Sox, Ties and Bows, etc., in the latest style. Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing in great variety, also Macintoshes aud Overcoats. LOVEDAY BROS. DIRECT IMPORTERS. BED HOUSE Have just recced from the English market ashipmentof PAPERHAMIH6S Well asserted and of good value irom 4d per roll. Timber yard well stocked. Galvanized Iron. Fencing Wire. Posts. Strainers. House Blocks. Grocers, Ironmongers. &c, THOS. WESTWOOD, & CO.,
" WILLIAM PARK, THE SQUARE. - PALME RSTON N. NEWEST BOOKb and MAGAZINES arrive by fortnightly steamers from London. Stationery Department Is well stocked with newest goods. Fancy Goods Anl Presentation Articles. Toys The 6d a-d Is TiiM<s are we'l stocked with 'he best oi values. Bibles, Conmon Prayer, Hymns * ncient and Modern, Catholic Prayer Books, Weal.-y's Hymns, Church Praisa, Scripture Cards, &a. Electro-Piated Ware. A nice selection suiiablo for presentations. Footballs., ,",/ Lawn Tt-iuus, iriekei MUeual, Jco. Fancy China and dlassware. A large and pretty stock of the latest '•••■•■ goods. Photo Frames. (}^r In endless variety «g$ Inspection Invited and no one pressed to purchase. Account Books. In all Killings and Bindings. Special value. WI^LIASraPARK, DIRECT IMPORTER, PALMERSTON NORTH. J^ P. INNES" S O.L I C IrT O B^\ : iPAJiWDKIOTOm fi@foEH. .. Visits Poxton every Court-day. Mr Greenwood, Senr., S U R G E O S D E NT f S T, PALMEKSTON N. A. H. Wylds, TIMBER, COAL, PRODUCE, AND FLAX MERCHANT. PALMEESTON NORTH. SOLE Agent for this District for the Grey Valley Coal Company. Orders supplied direct from ship's aide in quantities from One Truck and upwards, and forwardvd to any part of the Distriotby rail. : " I A. H. WYLD3* {
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Manawatu Herald, 21 May 1895, Page 2
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