R. T. BETTY, Practical Bootmaker, jfoxxoist. V \/ HILE thanking you for past » » favors, desires to call your attention to his NEW STOCK just to hand and arriving during the next few days. The Famous Zealandia BOOTS, Ladies' and Gents', inslu/linjr. the •»cw WILLOW and CRACK ROOF CALF— niperb lines. Spe•«l lines in Men's Strong, Plain, ■h! Nailed Beautiful variety ■ t L^dieV cven»g and Walking; Shoos by best akerfl — Colonia 1 , English and nutinentah Large variety in Sliperx School Boots, Children's and chips' Shoes — all prices. GUARANTEED- Men's Strong forking Boots- OWN MAKE. Smallest profit— best quality— othing under cost. Bespoke work 1 all classes -best style, reason .tile chnrgea. AH lines Fresh, New, Fasbion U\v ; no shoddy or bankrupt stock. Sundries, laces, boot 'Iressiugs, > •• , always ie» stock. Sepalrß a. Specialty. What oh ! She Bumps ! EDWARD" COLEY BEGS to announoe that he ba? Btarted in Business as General Carter, Wood and Goal Provider. Prompt cash for Wood and Goal • a delivery. All carting at reasonable rates. Addres3— Avenue Road, Foxton. The Tailor, FOXTON. * HEAVING severed my connection ' with Mr A. R. Oaborne's Tailoring business, and at the request <f numerous intending Cuptomerp, I bave decided to start a First class Tailoring Establishment opposite Hunter's Hotel. A large variety of Patterns of every description to choose from. FIRST-CLASS TAILORING , GUARANTEED. E. Edmund Smith. Note the address -Temporary premises opposite Hunter's Hotel. Removal. Removal. ERNEST" BALL, HAIRDRESSER, 4fco., The other side of the street, (Next to Rhodes' Store.) rTAVING REMOVED to more IJ commodious premises, will be glad to see all his old customers and the public ganerally. Up to date Hairdressing A SPECIALTY. A trial solicited. Razors Properly Ground and Set. Please note the address, next door to Rhodes' store, MAIN-STREET, FOXTON. OLD HARNESS, MACHINE BELTING, Etc. Repaired with BIFURCATED RIVETS. SET WITH A HAMMER. From all Ironmongers and Storekeepers. BIFURCATEITiivET CO., Ltd.. London, England. Full particulars from Harbison & Webb, Auckland. (Cut this out and shew your ironmonger.) HORSE-SHOEING OWING TO TBE RISE in the price of IRON we are obliged tn increase the charge for SHOEING as under:— Hacks ... ... 6a per set. Draughts ... ... 7b „ „ Draught?, heel and toe 8s „ „ Heavy draught?, heels 8a Heavy draughts, beel and toe ... ... 9s „ Removes, hacks »... 4s draught*... 5s 11. H. BARBER. S. WILSON. J. SPELMAN. U. UQBINBON.
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Manawatu Herald, 17 July 1900, Page 3
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382Page 3 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, 17 July 1900, Page 3
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