Thank you for correcting the text in this article. Your corrections improve Papers Past searches for everyone. See the latest corrections.

This article contains searchable text which was automatically generated and may contain errors. Join the community and correct any errors you spot to help us improve Papers Past.

Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image
Article image

WHY NOT INSURE ? During the last few weeks Foxton has been well to the front as regards Fires and Cheap Drapery, ■" . : ■ Though perhaps behind in less important matters. ;.;•;/■-/. . — o - ■ ■ . . Edmund Osborne, the Draper, of Foxton, Has been agent for the National Fire and Marine Insurance Company for many years, : but the fact has never been advertised, as the directors are not anxious to hold a mono- < poly in any town, and they consider there is no necessity for advertising, considering the number of policies they have floating in Foxton. Being desirous to serve his numerous customers to the best of his ability, EDMUND OSBORNE, the Draper, has thought it advisable to recommend a first-class office like the " NATIONAL " to their favorable consideration. Considering the large amount of insurances effected by the , 41 National," the public do not know why this leading office has never had a Fire in Foxton. The secret is partly explained thus : The representatives of the " National " , have to I3e satisfied with the financial position of the proposer, also his or her character, and the value of the property proposed. . To hoid a Policy in the " National " means a recommendation as. to character and position. If you want to open a new account with your grocer, or with EDMUND OSBORNE , the Draper, show your Policy in the National. Do , you require an overdraft from your banker ? — Show him your Policy in- the National; - Doypii want to be placed in a position of trust where bondsmen are required ?^-Shbw. them your Policy in the national. EDMUND OSBORNE, the Draper, w)U be pleased to insure any first-class property, providing he is satisfied with the/character and position of applicants. ■■ k \ . ' .'., ■"'.,; ■■,■'■; "'.' : ■•■ .-- - ■ EDMUND OSBORNE, The Draper, MAIlt-STREBT, • f OXTON;

OEEno especially adapted to AUSTRALIA AND SKKI)S M y Superior Seeds have been tried StPW AtS\\ Uiilil/M wi i[ h & most satisfactory results in NEW ZEALAND. these countries. I make the foliowiDg indacementa to get everybody to plant them. Flowers, Offer No. 1. Grand Box Containing Asteb, Gov. McKinley, Over 50 grand Gbbmai* MirBDiSEEDfc, 400 Choice Sorts. colors. • Fouaege Pi^nts, for decorative foliage. Sweet Peab, Emily Henderson, Best Pikes, BeU*B Show Mixed/ These »re New White. Petcnia, Bell's Show Mixed, the be9t Fobget-me-not, New Striped, Lovely Phlox, Bell's Show Mixed, nrixtbresfn Large Flower. Vebbbna, Bell's Show Mixed the world. Lnroif, Perpetual Flowering, Blooms Pahimt, Our Nellie, Gorgeously Beautiful. All Summer. Poppy, Riverdale Mixture, Grandest Ont. Wonderful Mexican Pbimbosb, Worth White Flowers, 100 Sorts for White 25 cents. Bouquets Yellow Flowers, 100 Sortß Mixed for Book on Stjmheb Gabdenino, Free Bouquets. • And Five Other Grand Sorts. All the above Bent by mail for onry l shilling and 6 •. pence. .. " ......'.. Vegetables, Grand Boat Containing One Package Each. Best Beaß3 Best Cartot Best Lettuce , Best Radish Best Peas Early Qabbage Best Melons, .; . Best Squash Best Corn Late Cabbage Best Oniona Best Tomato -Beat Beet Best Cucumber Best Pumpkins . Best Turnip. ' 4 packages othe? choice vegetables" and ft gem flower, collection, of. 10 packets. . The above box 30 packages of seeds mailed for onlygshilungß. , - ®*Send money by post money order on Binghamton^ N.Y.. ' - ' " . • A trial of flowerß or vegetables for 6 pence in silver. •" . . . 10 packets of Choic& Flower Seeds for 6d, or 6 packets of Vegetable Beedß for. 6a. All of tbe above for 4 shillings by mail, and catalogue of seeds free. Adirera J. J, BeU> Binghamton, N. V., V. B. America, MngesCbanges. ranges. ' - ' '■' ' ' SOLE MABKET OF TFIE CELEBRATED CORNISH COOKING RANGES, Acknowledged by all to be the Stionge&t, Moßt Economical and by far tbe best Cooking Bange in tbe Colony. Pastry, Scones, etc., baked in less than 10 minutes. The ovens are portable, can be removed to be thoroughly cleaned ot to effect repairs without the expense of resetting ranpe. Eangeß for country are supplied with fire-place 3 for burning wood up to 2ft long. Over 50 designs to chose from, 2ft to 12ft long. LARGE 9TOCK ALWAYS ON HAKD. AT OUR SHOWROOM, MANNERS- STREET. LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO THE TRADE. Catalogues on application. Repairs a speciality. Inspection invited. S. LUKE & SONS, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Tt'lM tad from • Inmmongon.

piCHTER, NANNESTAD & CO pIMBEK, AND FLOUBMILLEBSr PAiiMBRSTON NORTH. H«w on Bale all kinds of * BuiMing Timber Monldings Sashes and Doors Seawnea Drew Tmber always on hand. JBlnt Olasß Boiler Flour, Pollard, B*an,*e., at LOWEST QUOTATIONS, lii^ELMAl^ Ail khuls of blaokfemithrag done. Agricoltaral implements made and repaired.. Ve)»k>les made and repatoaby an eiperieneedCoachbuiider and Wheelwright, • ' . .. DR- okUROHILI/S Sybto or, ' HTPOreOSBHUTBS OE LtMB TS pr«k»ibed by tha Faculty, tot the cure of COTromptton»,ChrQnw Cough, tnd G«aeral DebiHtyv „ .-■ : : ; ; It co«tat»» two of the pnncrpal ingr«aieiitß nec«a*ry for buildingr up the humaaitawe and which, are •onvidWedideficXfint in ihe above ©ompfeints, +*ix* -Phosphorous and Lime. It oannot be to&higbly reeommeßdedior Delicate t)bUdren. DR. CHURCHILL'S It real brain fpod* and. in case of llwcnlpr/antl. Nejrypus , Exbawtion htf wsquirea a world wide reputation Bachbottle bears Dr Churchill's Signature Price, 4fr. Prepared only by WMJX** CHEMIST, Bou CastigUone, Paris, 12. J. THOMPSON, Ooaottte Whyte'fl Hotel, Main Street, Foxton). Oavprater , Joiner, and Undertaker. 4H kind* of Jobbing Work done on fin tbortiM notiw.

Permanent link to this item
Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/MH18960903.2.2.1

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Manawatu Herald, 3 September 1896, Page 1

Word count
Tapeke kupu
848

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 3 September 1896, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 3 September 1896, Page 1

Help

Log in or create a Papers Past website account

Use your Papers Past website account to correct newspaper text.

By creating and using this account you agree to our terms of use.

Log in with RealMe®

If you’ve used a RealMe login somewhere else, you can use it here too. If you don’t already have a username and password, just click Log in and you can choose to create one.


Log in again to continue your work

Your session has expired.

Log in again with RealMe®


Alert