Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 24 October 1899, Page 3

-. '•.. ii •-.* 1 JOE TOS, General Grocer and Ironmonger, Main-street, Foxton. : — -0— — I have a large stock of Books, Periodicals and Magazines. Also Gold and Silver Watches, Alberts, Rines and other Fancy Jewellery, all of which I am selling at prices to suit the times. iO JOE TOS. s* m ■■' ■ ■ *■' ■ 1 ■'■■■■ — - ; P. Hennessy & Co. «*_____«__•__ A Drawing-room Suite for £12, Consisting of 1 Couch, 2 easy and 4 plain Chairs. Handsomely covered, spring seated. GIPSY TABLES, Beauty of Hebron and Derwent Potatoes, 25s per ton, AT THE YARD. P. HENNESSY & CO.

, ...... To open up in a few i days, Ex S.S. KUMABA - G&RISTMASand NEW YEAR CARDS IN GBEAT VARIETY. Direot Shipments also coming to hand of - XMAS TOYS, FANCY OOODS, STATIONER., » AND DIABIEB. Now opening up— Xmas Annuals, both English and Colonial. To prevent disappointment, order i early. JLlf Fraser, 1 Bookseller, Stationer & News Agent, Main -street, Foxton.

lanawatu Hotel, AVENUE ROAD, FOXTON. * HAVING leased the above, Hotel, I am prepared to receive visi* tors and tne general publio. All favouring me with their patronage will receive the best attention. Propbietob - T. E. WANKLYN Ihe best brands of Ales, Wines, and Spirits kept in stock. GOOD STABLING ACCOMMODATION. A firstxclass billiard table on tbe premises. Preserving & Mounting BIRDS. MB. GEOBGE LANGLEY is now prepared to undertake the Curing and Mounting of all kinds of Birds in a careful and nature 1 manner, at the most reasonable charges. Specimens can be seen at his residence, The Avenue.

THE RED HOUSE, FOXTON. '!__. H. WALKER DESIRES to acquaint the public with the fact that he has purchased the Business from Mr Thomas Westwood known as " THE RED HOUSE,' and would ask the inhabitants of Foxton and district to favor him with a Trial Order. It will be the ambition of M.H.W. to serve his Customers well, and cxc. cute all orders with dispatch. Hoping to receive the patronage accorded to my predecessor, and assuring Customers of every civility and attention. I beg to remain, yours obediently, M. H. WALKER. o In connection with the above, I desjre to thank all the residents iW Foxton for their patronage accorded to us during the past five years, and ask for a continuance of the same to our successor, who was so well and favourably known as our Manager during the past term. 27th July, 1899. THOS. WESTWOOD & CO.