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To Let, those YaluaWe Premises at the corner of Main and Clyde-streets. What are they suited for ? Almost any Business— the following are a few :— B£NK If another Bank were to open on such a commanding position and allow their olicfits larger overdrafts with less security, that Bank would do the largest local trade. A DBAPER If a good Draper were to start on this particular corner and give more credit, and sell as cheaply as Edjiuxd Osborhe, of Tbe Centre of Commerce does, he could almost reckon on taking second position within three months. ' A GENERAL STORE Competent judges say this is the best stand in Foxton for a general store ou account of its large frontage (about 240 ft.), and its proximity to the whnrf and railway station. 4 :fiBOBMAKER Perhaps not — It might cause a " Start up," and as the position is so central people would not wear out , so many boots as if they bad to walk further. .' ' 4 A BUTCHEB Its adaptability suggests the thought that this is the most 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 /-■ butch«rs must look with a longing eye. .»";? <-v ;: ■ ■ • A BAIUSA If any Baker thinks he has made a mistake in not securing this section he nuj.;ht remove Ills oven because - Edmund Obbobne says he decsu't care how many ovens arc built on his property. 4 BLACKSMITH A nice front shop with finished work on view, and an entrance to work-shop from Clyde street would be a - : ... boon to any energetic man. A CA&PSNtEfi A good tradesman could build on such a prominent corner a shop that would be a standing advertseraent ' v to tbe work he would be prepared to do for his clients. A TAILOB Til* position 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 SADDLES All Leather Goods could be exposed for sale in the Clyde-street window quite away from the sun, while in : Main-street could be shown stirrup irccs, bits, whips, plough chains, <fee., and a trade might be worked up BurpriziDgly. A PAINTER What part of the town cculd a Painter display his skill upon 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 llf he ;■ ; bad only built on it ! A GJSKIRAL COMMIB- Tbil lection offers every attraction fcr such an agency, having plenty of yard room, and is the nearest SION AGENT. business site in Foxton to the wharf and railway station. LAST AJ*D BEST— A A daily paper, equal to the " Post " or " Times " published on this eec ion and sod at one penny would KKWBPAPER OFFICE, affect our local papers to such an extent that the writer believes tbe two local editors would be prepared to accept positions on its stuff as editov at £1000, and cub-editor at £600 per annum. Nwr after reading the above don't you think it would be wise for ell the Businesses in Foxton to amalga■at* aid ran one large Cooperative Store on this section, end divide the punts with the purchasers ? Think cf it, and talk about OSBOBNE'S CORNER SECTION as much as convenient. For farther particulars, apply to EDMUND OSBORNE, The Draper, MAIN-STREET, POXTON.

piCHTBB, NANNESTAD & CO TIMBER, AND fLOUBMILLEBS, PALMBRSTON NORTH. Have oli Sale all kinds of Building Timber Mouldings Saabei and Doors ffetaoned Dress Tmber always on hand. First GUsl Roller Flour, Pollard, Bran, &c, at LOWEST QUOTATIONS. JOM SPELMAtf , BLACKSMITH A HORSE^HOER, lUIN-STREET, FOXTON. AU kinds of black&mithmg done. Jgriealteral implements made and repaired. Vehicles made and repaired by on .MpsfisßMidOoaohbailder and Wheel* S3«kt. DB CHUBCHILL'S Syeur of Htpopbospbitks of Limb is Ifsisribed by the Faculty for the •ten of Consumption , ChronL Cougb, uA General Debility. . It oonUins two of the principal iagtedients necessary for building «p tbo human frame and wLich are oOA>idered deficient in the above oossplsiats, vis » Phosphorous and lime*. It cannot be too highly re•ommeaded for Delicate Children. DR. CHURCHILL'S CtoistlioTiTifl Syrup of JCypHopbo»pliltea ]p yeei brain food, and in case of Khweular and Norvous Exhaustion IMS acquired a world wide reputation JUeh bottle bears Dr Churchill's Bigaature Price, 4fr. Prepared only *-y mrtxa**** chemist, Bou Castiglione, Paris, 12. • ';•',■: • ' • • • ■ ■• ' ••'•.. ' ■ ' . <«i.'v \ -' ?.■■-■■;■.'■'■■■'■■ ,■;,■■■■..■ i. 1 "';'". 1 . ■■' . j; THOMPSON, OpMtitiWbyte^ Hotel. Wwd Sireet, .■■■>'■'{<■■: ' i: teuton^ '■■■ >:*•..•■■': --.i* C^rpeoter, Joiner, and Under takei. iiikind* of Jobbing Work done on ■^ '...* tbe ihottest ßQtice.

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Manawatu Herald, 2 July 1896, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 2 July 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 2 July 1896, Page 1

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