To Let, those Valuable Premises at the corner of lain and Clyde-streets. What are they suited fop P Almost any Business — the follov/ing are a few : — A BANK If another Bank were to open on such a commanding position and allow their c!knt3 larger overdrafts with less security, that Bank would do the largest local trade. A DRAPER If a good Draper were to start on this particular corner and give more credit, and sell as chf aply fti Edmund Obiiobme, of The Centre of Commerce docs, he could almost reckon on taking second position within threo months. A GENERAL STORE Competent judges say this is the best sand in Foxton for a general store on account of its large frontage (about 240 ft.), and i's proximity to the wharf and railway station. A SHOEMAKER Perhaps not— lt might cause a " Mart vp," and as the position is so central people would not wear out so many boots as if they had to walk further. A BUTCHER Its adaptability suggests the thought that this fs the most ruiiable site in Foxton. The cool aea breeze being gently wafted atong Clyde-Street during summer wou'd have such a ben.- ficial effect, that our local butchers mu3t look with a longing eye. A BAKER If any Baker thinks he has made a mistake in not securing this section be might remove his oven because Edmund Osfoi ke Eays he dcesn't cr.re how many ovens are built on his property. A BLACXJSMITH A nice front ihop with finished work on view, and an entrance to work-shop frona C!yde street would be « boon to any energetio man. A OABPKNTKB A good tradesman could build on such a prominent corner a shep thst wculd be.a standing advertsement as to the work he wou!d be prepared to do for his clients. 'A TAILOR The poßition of the windows are such that a Customer would have the advantage of comparing the effect of the. different shades of light on the Tweeds, &c, before deciding. A BADDLEB All Leather Goodß could be exposed for sale in the Clyde-street window quite away from the sun, while in Jfain-street could be shown stirrup irons, bits, whips, ploogh chains, etc, and a trade might he worked up Burprizingly. ASPAINTEB What part of the town could a Painter difplay his skill u^on better than at this Premier stand ? A CHEMIST Our local Chemist hes shown his good judgment in building as near to this as possible— but oh ! If he had only built on it 1 A GENERAL COMMIS- This section offers every attraction for such nn agf ncy, having plenty of yard room, and is the nearest SION^AGENT. business site in Foxton to the wharf and railway station. LAST AND BEST— A A daily paper, equal to the " Post " cr " Times " published on this Eec'ion and god at one penny would NEWSPAPER OFFICE, affect our local papers to such nn extent that the writer believes the two local editors wouM be prepared to accept positions on its staff as editor nt £1000, and sub-editor at £800 per annum. Now after reading the atiove don't you think il would be wise for all ibe BusinesFes in Foxton to amalgamate and run one large Go operative Store on this prction, and divide the prcfits with the purchasers? Think of it, tind talk about OSBORNE'S CORNER SECTION as much as convenient. For further particu'ars, apply to EI>IVIXJNI> OSBORNE, Tire Draper, MAIN-STREET, FOXTON. piCHTEE, NANNESTAD & CO . **.„„«» »™"77^mmTTTTmq OTJUnO especially adapted to 4TTSTT? AT.TA ANT) TIMBER, AND FLOURMILLERS, Vlf LIV My Su p erior g eeds have been tned AU 0 1 liAljlA AJXU *. , t^^amnv xir^rirrr WUU U with lhe ffiost sa , isfaotory reeultß in NEW ZEALAND. PAXiMBRBIOrI JNUXIIU. these countries. I make the following inducements to get everybody toplnnt them. Flowers, Offer No. 1. Grand Box Containing ~ """" Abtbb, Gov. McKinley, Over 50 grand German Mixed Seeds, 400 Choice Sorts. . . , , colors. FiLiAEOK Plants, for decorative foliage. HtVe OH Bale all KindS OI Swekt Pkab, Emily Henderson, Best Pinks, Bell's Show Mixed. These are BttUding Timber New White. ' Petunia, Bell's Show Mixed the best ifonldillffß Fobobt-me-not, New Striped, Lovely Phlox, Bell's Show Mixed, mixtures in »uiuu***BP Large Flower. Verbena, Bell's Show Mixed the world. Daane» Ldtom, Perpetual Flowering, Blooms Pan»y, Our Nellie, Gorgeously Beautiful. . and Doors All Summer. Poppy, Kiverdale Mixture, Grandest Out. o Min -j ThtttM Tmber always on Wondbbful Mexican Primrose, Worth Whits Flowers, 100 Sorts for White (MMOnea wreßß xmuer »iw»jo w« afi cems Bouquets. Dana * Ybiaow Flowehs, 100 Sorts Mixed for Book on Summer GABDWusa, Free " Bouquets. Jfiiist Class Boiler Flour, Pollard, And Five Other Grand Sorts. All the above sent by mail for only 1 Bhilling and 6 Bran, &c, at P enoe - LOWEST QUOTATIONS. Vegetables, Grand Box. Containing One Package Each. Best Beang Best Carrot Best Lettuce Beat Radish — — " ~ Best Peas Early Cabbage Best Melons Best Squash TATT «> MTVnT TIJT h "\T Best Corn Late Cabbage Best Onions Best Tomato JIIHN ni HjilJjl AJN . Best Beet Best Cucumber Beat Pumpkins Best Turnip. " V* 1 -" k'" l - -"-"•* IAA * 1 J 4 packages other choice vegetables and a gem flower collection of 10 paoketß. «»T «/yi7c-i«ttict n ti c\t> CTT -JWHTP H The above box 30 packages of seeds mailed for only 3 shillings. FOXTON SeDd money by post money order on Bin B haralon ' N - Y - --****'■ 7 * A trial of flowers or vegetables for 0 penoe in silver. 10 packets of Choice Flower Seeds for 6d, or 6 packets of Vegetable Beedß far od. All kinds of blßcksmi thing done, All of the aboye for 4 Bhl]]^ gB by maih and cata]cgue o( Beedß freet A adre 83 jkfiieultw&l implement? made and J* J» Bell, Binghamton, N. V., U. S. America.. repaired. ' YtlucUi made and repaired by an ■- ■ * • >,....,-...— ■ ». ......,«...,,■ ■.-■■.i........... ■-. -.■-.. . . ... WperleocadCoachbuilder &n d Wheel- egrtt&amypm 1 ■ .■ry^ i^:!mrrxi^tt!amm»*jHXMi*jmm <**£***<** Iftwcular and Norvoiw Exhaustion J '' '* - l *^^^^^> ;v^ <c^ : ''^' v:7 '' v "' X N - Sn2V."??a"SS RANGES. EANGES. RANGES. OORN^H-ToOKrNG-TANGES, „ n,. v p M - 10 m fl Ac v n 7r Cd f* a b^ aU t0 be tLe Stiongest, Most Economical and by Bou GMbghone, Pans, 12. fat the beat Cooking Bange in the Colony. Pastry, Bconee, etc, baked in „ . : - if 8 ,! n i mn T CS ' T i lG ovous are Portable; can be amoved to be -——-—- thoroughly cleaned or to cflfect repairs without the expense of n setting J. THOMPSON, r,,njfe. ioPges lor country are supplied with fire-place:! for burning wood up to 2ft :o. g. Ov er oO ckeigns to chose from 2ft to 12ft lonir Opposite Whyte's Hotel, Main Street. LAUGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND g * m AT OUR SHOWBOOM, MANNERS STREET. T . jtt j » i LIJ3EEAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO THE TRADE Oirpanter, Jomer, and Undertake!. Cataloguts ou applif atiei , specmlify inspection invited. J~ w , s - LUKE & SONS, AU kinds of Jobbing Work done en MAHNEBB-fcTREET, WELLIHGTON. the Ibortiit MtiM. So be feri frpft * ltoomtmtm"
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Manawatu Herald, 20 June 1896, Page 1
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1,151Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 20 June 1896, Page 1
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