F. LOYEDAY'S FIRST AND SECOND SHIPMENTS OF NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS Are now being opened up, and comprise all the latest fashions now being worn. B n | 4\ _ _ » Having arrived late, they are all marked at a slight percentage only on English cost. New Dresses, New Hats, New Jackets and Capes, New Furs, New Flulettes and Sealettes, New Flannels, New Umbrellas, New Ribbons and Gloves, New Children's Dresses, New Blankets and Rugs, New Clothing, Shirts, Ties, Braces, etc. ■ An Early Inspection Invited. v ■ ■ F, LOYEDAY, ..,;■. DIRECT IMPORTER, FOXTON.
WANTED STAMPS, Old New Zealand Postage Stamps off old letters, &c, of before 1865, bought 6d up to 20s each. Highest value by return for all stamps sent. C. SIOCKALL3 ■, $, .Queon-streof, Auckland Barraud & Abraham; PALMERSTON NORTH. SEEPSMEN, & GENEEAL MEKCHANTS. TOST LANDED— j 3Pet.nl» Turnip cuici : Swede Seedii. ALSO— Ne* l4 ;ock8 of Clovers, Grass Seeds, Mangel Wurzel, Carrots, etc. All of these have l-een carefully selected fiora the best markets in England by Me Lionel Abraham, and can be relied on as TKUE TO NAME and of the HIGHEST GEKMINATING POWER. We invite comparison of quality and prices and will forward samples and quotations on application. LARGE STOCKS OF SEED POTATOES. A special line of TRUE 'DERWENTs imported by ourselves direct fio<n Hobart. Also a prime lot of Circular Heads, Myatts Prolifics, Bruces Frost Prohfics, etc. SEED OATS of all varieties. Also Feed Oats, Chaff, Brau, Pollard, Chi'.k Wheat, Cape Barley, Rye Corn, &c. always on hand. WOOLPACKS at Lowest Market Rates.
BE&TTY'S Pianos AND Organs. Hon. Daniel" f. beatty the great Organ and Piano Manufacturer, is building and shiping more Organs and Pianos than ever. In 1870 Mr Beatty left home a penniless plow boy, and by his indomitable will he has worked his way up so as to sell so far, nearly 100,000 of Beatty s Organs and Pianos nee 1870. Nothing seems to dishearten him ; obstacles laid in his way, that wou'd havo wrecked any ordinary man forever, he turns to an advertisement and comes out of it brighter than ever. His instruments, as is well known, are very popular and are to be found in all parts of the world. We are informed that during the text ten years he intends to sell 200,000 more o' his make, that means a business of $20,000,000 if we average them at $100 each. It is already the largest business of the kind in existence. Send to Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey, for Catalogue.
WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTOJN. T O OTANSELL, PEOPEI B T O E. Lately Proprietor of— Burkes Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, Timaru, and tLe Marine Retreat, Pefcone. Billiard Boom, Good Stabling, and every convenience. Straohan's Dunedin Beer always on tap- , The Stabling is now under my own charge. Every oare and atten« tion will be given. Hersea and Buggies for hire.
COXTON CAMILY JJOTEL Tnis Hotel is Now Rbplbtk With Every Compobt. Go visit the Family Hotel, I'm sure its there you will find The dftinteßt of Viands, with lowest charge combined; ... There youM pleaße your palate, there you v please your sight With dainties, rioh and rare, and sparkling liquors bright ; For of all the delioaoies, Foxtonians trj T please their y alate, or delight their eye. Of all the several kinds of sumptuous fare There's none with his catering can compare And Travellers and strangers the district SassiDg through, d halt at the good old pile, on the bank of tbeManawatu, N Where, with good home comforts and everything in order bright, Supplied by R. W. Talbot and the good old Border Knight.
Post Office Hotel, Main-street, Foxton. P. L. HARNETT, PROPEIETOC. HAVING laken possession of the above Hotel, P.L.H. hopes ! by strict attention to business and | courtesy to all to secure a share of j the public patronage. Only the best brands of Wines and Spirits kept in stock. Speight's Dunedin Ale on Tap. Horse Enclosure and Stabling FREE.
lanawatu Hotel, AVENUE ROAD, FOXTON. , Pbopwetoh - 0. A. HARRISON (Late of Island Bay Hotel.) n^HB above Hotel, having been I thoroughly renovated ia now of the most comfortable HJtels the Manawatu The beat brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in stack. Staples' xxxx always en tap* GOOD STABLING ACCOMMODA'I ION.
E. H. BARBEE, ENGINEEK And Generalßlacksxn.it>!*, Main-stkeet, Foxton. A GOOD SHOER KEPT. Piping Cut and Screwed. Agent for W. Cable & Co.'s Max Jlacbinery — Drums, Drum-spindle, and Feed Rollers in stock to suit my machine. ; Agent for the Planet J. ; R. Machines.
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Manawatu Herald, 29 May 1897, Page 1
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747Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, 29 May 1897, Page 1
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