Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 23 May 1895, Page 1

" EDMUND s OSBORNE, FOXTON. '' ° i HAVING had a glimpse of a«' GOOD TIME COMING/' I have been indnced to purchase freely, and thus keep the requirements of the Foxton public fully eupp'ied. ■ * . j Many tradespeople complain of hard times, and are consequently cautious in laying in nef> ® B i tii^ 1? ?£™ Q m k juitinjr opportunity, as my experience teaches me that people will go where they have THE 1/liJiiAl.Jiibl iAOT BEBT STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. As we only care about giving credit to the safest marks, we have not to provide for heavy losses. THE CENTRE OF COMMERCE IS CONDUCTED ON ALMOST CO-OPERATIVE PRINCIPLES. A&L PROFITS MADE ARi' SPENT IN THE BOROUGH, so that the pubhc get an indirect benefit. It is the ONLY DRAPER'S SHOP IN FOXION that this may be said of. This is one reason why Edmund Osborne should be patronised. Another reason is all the g ods are marked in plain figures. „ „ he keeps no old stock — he holds an auction half-yearly sale to clear it off. , f . „ ho purchases in the best markets, and is in a position to compete with anyone. .■ „ „ he sells Striped German Rugs at 6s 9d. ■ „, „ Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers may be had at 6s lid per pair. iJ-'-In fnct, the public know how to appreciate good articles at a minimum of profit, and we would just call attention to a few Jines, and leave the results with the thinking portion of the population. • Oolcnial Fingering, all colors, 2s 9d doz , Roslyn, 4 Ply Fingering, a fcw colors, 2s 9d (Vz, Heavy Flannelette 4Ad yard ; Calico, 2b\ \arcl ; Hemok's, 32 inch, cl-Jil yard.- --";;■ Men's Colonial knit half Hose, lOd ; Men's lit jir.o .Box, Cd ; Mack Cashmere Sox, Is 0,1; Strong Blqcher ■'V. ■/.•;. Doots, 5s 94. - <*»■?■ Hiving gwen up the tailoring, my attention has boon turnod to Iho ready undo clcLliing. Our new atook .wlltopmpnre with an) thing in the district. . ..... ■■ The DRESSMAKERS are prepared to exhibit their skill on each dress entrusted to them. E... 0. would be glnd to see his customers ..whi'.e the stook is NEW AND F.RESII. EDMUND OSBORNE.

CT?T?T\O ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO AUSTRALIA AND SkK )SMy Superior Seeds have been tried SwStT^W AT AiStV UUUJ/U wi ' lh th F e most patisfa o tor y in NEW ZEALAND. these countries. I make the following inducements to get everybody to plant them. Flowers, Offer No. 1. Grand Box Containing Aster, Gov. McKinley, Over 50 grand Gekman Mixed Seeds, 400 Choice Sorts. colors. Fi liaege Pi ants, for decorative foliage. Sweet Peas, Emily Henderson, Best Pinks, Bell's Show Mixed. These an New White.. Petunia, Cell's .Show Mixed (he best Fobget-me-not, New Striped, Lovely Phlox, Bell's Show Mixed, mixtures id Large Flower. Verbena, Bell's Show Mixed the world. Lintjm, Perpetual Flowering, Blooms Pan- y, Our Nellie, Gorgeously Beautiful. All Summer. Poppy, Biverdale Mixture, Grandest Out. Wonderful Mexican Primrose, Worth 'Wiijte Fj.o\vees, 100 Sorts for White--25 cents. Bouquets. Yellow Flowers, 100 Sorts Mixed for Book on Summer Gardening, Free Bouquets. And Five Other Grand Sorts. All the above sent by mail for only 1 shilling and 6 pence. Vegetables, Grand Box. Containing One Package Each. Best Beans Best Carrot Best Letluce Best Eadish Best Peas Early Cabbage Best Melons Best Squash Best Corn Late Cabbage Best Onions Best Tomato Best Beet _ Best Cuourober Best Puropkin3 Best Turnip, 4 pacHgea oilier 'choice vegelables and a gem flower collection of 10 packets. The above box 80 packages of seeds mailed for only 2 shillings. Send money by post money order on Binghamton, N.Yi . A trisl ofvflowers or vegetables for 6 pence in silver. 10 packets of Choice Flower Seeds for'Gd, or 6 packets of Vegetable Seeds for 6d. AH of the above for 4 Ehillings by mail, and catalogue of seeds free. Address ' J. J. Bell; Binghamton, N. Y., U. S. America. . . - ... — i RANGES. RANGES. RANGES. SOLE MAEKET OF TBE CELEBRATED GORNISHi COOKING RANGES, . Acknowledged by all to be the Stiorgest, Most Economical and by far the best Cocking Bange in the Colony Pastry, Scoues, etc., baked in less than 10 minutes. r Jho ovens are ponable, can be removed to be thoroughly cleaned or to effect repairs without the expense of resetting ranpe. • Barges for country are supplied with fire-plaoWfor burning wood up to 2ft loi'g. Over 60 designs to choee from, 2ft to 12ft long. LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. AT OUR SHOWROOM, JIANNEBS STREET. LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO THE TRADE. Catalogues oti application. Bepairs a speciality, lnspeotlon invited. S.LUKE & SONS, MANNEBB-t TBEET, W^LI^OJT. n . To : be ; ba4,fwm all liwiwjii»gfl W>

piCHTEB, NANNESTAD & CO TJWEEPn *®V FLOUBMILLEBS, PALMBRSTON NORTH. Have on Sale all kinds of Building Timber . Mouldings Sashes „ ' and Dooj Seasoned Dress Tinber always on v' . hand. Fiwt Olaw Boiler Flour, Pollard, Bran, &0., at LO\vEST QUOTATIONS. AgENTS — For Timber— Mr A. Speirs For Flour— Mr Robert McLean. CELEBRATED ORGANS and PIANOS. . For Catalogues, address, PA.NIEL F. BEATTY j. . lyaelungfon, New Jersey. A; WEBB, Painter, Paperhanger, < GBAINBR AND WRITER, ....... : , ■ ... OIDIBB. ExbOTJTED' "WITH DESPATCH. TVP; CpiJEOjlLli'S Syrub op \JT SWPb%Ho ; apiTßis of Lime is ficejK4^e r d ie Fftralty for the f^PB ofd6utfumpti(jni Chrbnij Cough, M/A Oeneral Debility, '^ft'ajiiiairifl tVb of the.prinbipal ingrementa, necessary for building DjitLaliunyan.fraiine ftnd which are ooniaerecl deficient' in the above oomplaints,. viz , Phosphorous ahel '. Psoe< I^qannOt be tdb highly re : -<JQ)ip3en4ecl for Delicate Children. ■'41. <$$> CptJltQHlLL'S '■';■ ; ; -i :<:•■ -• i •:..''...' , - '. - ':•»■. . . ifc.l-ealUra^n food, and in case of l^loj^Ur and Nervous Exhaustion iai aoauire^a world wide reputation SClotUe bears Dr Churchill's P#j^ Prepared only ly? M»amt chemist, ■ > .' i T ff.JJ ,?ij J T•«. . ... -■ Paris, 12. - Wpjwtlte Wfeyfe'tf Hotel, Main Street, :. iSbxton) t i fltt k> \frTi yJTV(\ ftn^ Undertaker. PBByb of Work done „y i ■ . ,„ the ahorteat notice.