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To Let, those Valuable Premises at the corner of lain and Clyde-streets. " ' What are they suited for ? Almost any Business— the following are a few : — A BANE If another Bank wer« to open on such a commanding position and allow their clients larger overdrafts with leae 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 cheaply as Edmund Oseobne, of The "Centre of Commerce does, he could almost reckon on taking second position within three months. * •GENERAL STORE Competent judges say this is the best stand in Foxton Uv a general store on account of it 3 large frontage (about 240 ft.), and its proximity to the wharf and railway station. A SHOEMAKER Perhaps not— lt might cause a " Mart up," and as the position is so central p-ople would not wear out so many boots as if they had to walk further. A BUTCHER Its adaptability suggests the thought that this Is the mest suitable site in Foxton. The cool sea breeze being gently wafted along Clyde-street during summer would have such a beneficial effect, that our local butchers must look with a longing eye. & BAKER If any Baker thinks he has made a mistake in not securing this section he might remove his ovenbeoauso Edmund Osloenk says he dcesn't care how many ovens are built on his property. A BLACKSMITH A nice front chop with finished work on view, and an entrance to work-shop from C'yde street would be a boon to any energetic man. A CARPENTER A good tradesman could build on such a promiuf nt corner a shop that would be a standing advertisement . as to the work he wou'd be prepared to do for his clients. A TAILOR The position of the windows are such that a Customer would have the advtn'age of comparing the effect \ ■ of the different shades of light on the Tweeds, &c, before deciding. A &ADDLER AU Leather Goods could be exposed for sale in the Clyde-street window quite away from the sun, while in Main-street could be shown stirmp irons, bits, whips, plough chains, &c, and a trade might be worked up surpriziDgly. A PAINTER What part of the town could a Pairjter difplay hiß skill uppn better than at this Premier stand ? A CHEMIST Our local Chemist has shown bis good judgment in building as near to this as possible— but oh !If he had only built on it J A GENERAL COMMIS- This section offers every attraction for such an cgency, 1 aving plenty of yard room, and is the ne&rett SION AGENT. business site in Foxton to the wharf and railway station. LAST AND BEST— A A daily paper, equal to the '■ Post " or " Times " published on this section and so-d at one penny would NEWSPAPER OFFICE, affect our local papers to such an extent that the writer believes the two lecal editors wou'd be prepared, to accept positions on its staff as editor at £1000, and sub-editor at £800 per annum. Now after reading the above don't you think it would be wire for all ibe Busineß-es in Foxton to amalgamate and run one large Co operative Store on this pectir-n, bk<? divide the pnfils with the purchasers ? Think of it, and talk about OSBORNE'S CORNER SECTION as much as convenient. For further particulars, apply to EDMUND OSBORNE, The Draper, MAIN-STREET, FOXTON. HICHTEB, NANNESTAD & CO ~ IM ber, andl^rmillers, QVVM "Mg^A^AF™ AUSTRALIA AND tw r i^^omAV XT^TJrnrr WJJIAUU with the most satisfaotor y resuUß in NEW ZEALAND. PAJuM JxEcD TOrl Pi UXvl JtL these countries. I make the following inducements to get everybody to plant them. Flowers, Offer No. 1. Grand Box Containing —""~" Asteb, Gov. McKlnley, Over fiO grand Gekman Mixed Seeds, 400 Choice Sorts. •rr n „, . j . oolors. Foliaege Plants, for decorative foliage. Have On Bale all Kinds Ol Sweet Peas, Emily Henderson, Best Pinks, Bell's Show Mixed. These art Building Timber New White. Petunia, Bell's Show Mixed the best MonldinffS Fobget-me-not, New Striped, Lovely Phlox, Bell's Show Mixed, mixtures in Hookoa Large Flower. Vebbexa, Bell's Show Mixed the world. DBBueu Lintjm, Perpetual Flowering, Blooms Pan^y, Our Nellie, Gorgeously Beautiful. - and Doors All Summer. Poppy, Riverdale Mixture, Grandest Out. Seasoned Dress Tmber always on Wonderful Mexican Pmmbose, "Worth White Floweiis, 100 Sorts for White h an "* Yellow Flowebs, 100 Sorts Mixed for Book on Summer Gabpwino, Free — — Bouquets. First Class Roller Flour, Pollard, And Five Other Grand Sorts, All the above sent by mail for only 1 shilling and 6 Bran, &c, at P ence - LOWEST QUOTATIONS. Vegetables, Grand Box. Containing One Package Each. Best Beans Best Carrot Best Lettuce Best Radish — ' Best Peas Early Cabbage Best Melons Best Squash TntTtr CITYnYTI/r A "XT Best Corn Late Cabbage Best Onions Best Tomato tlllUN Sx JjjJjJIL AJN • Best Beet Best Cucumber Best Pumpkins Best Turnip. v v /4 packages other choice vegetables and a gem flower collection of 10 packets. t»T k myftiUTTTI Jb TIfYRQ'P'J'HfYR'R c above box 30 packages of seeds mailed for only 2 shillings. main.stm:et foxton Send raoney by post monoy order on BiQ g hamton . N - Y - --*' ' A trial of flowers or vegetables for 6 pence in silver. „ ... , 10 packets of Choioe Flower Seeds for 6d, or 6 packets of Vegetable Seeds for 6d. All kmas of Uaejumithing done. AU of above i by mai]> &nd cata]ogue of gceda Agricultural implements mado and J. J. Bell, Binghamton, N. V., U. S. America. repaired. ' Vehioles made and repaired by an ___ — ■. ASBATMnced Goaubbuilder and Wheel* eniljfi7. l:l vi' > M'-' Bi r' ! ''- ! ' : !''' I..if1 ..if 1 W * t? '" J !t: r t -'— 'i^'!L !t «W' 'J^jf Tniiijcrn :.*Tnn:m»fl'iinmnmrn jmibihiwi g.tiiuwHll «(affiinri|nm » Compound Syrup o£ %'l?lll?W|i^^ Hyphophosphites . It real brain food, and in case of '/ / / ''^ $¥A''\ \"\'\ lloaonlar and Nervous Exhaustion a\~t -■••■•• hM acquired a world wide reputation Jh( A N^rTHl ft TJ A IMH-TT Q PA M/^ TJ 1 Q Bwh bottle bears Dr Churchill's XiXl - L^ VTXjO* JVAIM VTXLi^. XIAIN (jfiLb. CORNiH-COOKiNG-TANGES, t nrnnwneAn thoroughly cleaned or to effect repairs without the expense of ratting J. THOMPSON, range. Badges for country are supplied with fireplace' for homing wood OppcH. W** Eo,e,. m~. " P '° m ] "" S - OVe [A 6 K 0 G d E 0 To 8 C l K° %SgZ&2&™ lo^ w AT OUR SHOWROOM, MANNERS STREET. t • jtt 3 A i LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWFD TO THE TRATW C^pwfr, Jomer, and Undertaker. Catalogues on application. B?^ 0^"^ invited. ~ S. LUKE & SONS AU kinas of Jobbing Work done en MANKEES-fcTREET, WELLINGTON, tie B hott«t node*. # To b« had from • Ironmoc^

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Manawatu Herald, 23 June 1896, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 23 June 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 23 June 1896, Page 1

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