Tailoring. Heasma x n & Baker TAILORS, Tl AYE DECIDED TO STOCK I MERCERY, Etc., and invite our Customers to favour us with a call. I A large variety of Gent's Shirt*, Collars, Ties, etc , to select from. We are prepared to make MACINTOSHES to measure. A fine lot (i Samples to select from. CEEAM ! CREAM ! , rPHE WELLINGTON FRESH 1 FOOD & ICE CO., Ltd. Are purchasers of SEPARATOR CREAM in any quantity at the folI lowing prices delivered at your j nearest station : — September 8d per lb butter fat. October to end " " of March 7£d " " April & May 8d " " June, July & I August 9d " " "FOSTER'S HOfIET Nearly opposite Town Bridge, Taapo Quay, WANGANUI. Telephone No. 46. P.O. Box No. 54. W. H. ajFOSTER, Proprietor. Barraud & Abraham, PALMERSTON NORTH. SEEPSMEN, & GENEBAL MEB. CHANTS. Harry Palmer, A XJ CTIONTEER, Valuator, Land, House and Commission Agent, HAS commenced business as above. A large and commodious Auction Mart is now in course ff r reef ion on the corner next Mpßf-rs Holben and Kirk's, Rnngitikei- street, and vri!! be ready about J.ha end of August. v ' UTDOOR & CLEARING SALES will be a special feature of my business. !V:ypoKAT?Y ADnitEtis — Above Mr Guy's office, Rangitikei-street, Palmerston North. .E. P. OSBORNE, FUNERAL DIRECTOR & FURP NISHER. All Requisites in Stock. POLISHED COFFINS in STOCK. R"?gy Ci:-i1«;..-ns and Mattraases made to order. Venetian Blinds made and repaired, &c. Pictures framed. 8 v All cabmet work for town and country. MAIN STREET, FOXT»N. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON TN THE MANAWATU DISTRICT In the Purebred Clydesdale Stallicn MANAGER. Manager, br a d by D. lli'ehelf, Esq., ?.fnnnia. is rising 10 years old, Aid is by the celebrated «ire Director, cat of Priaiess 11. Prince«B 11. by Wallace, ont ef Princess 1., by Emparor (imported). Vmfr*r by Napoleon, one of the best faerses ever shown in Otago. Manaof.ii took first prize at Palaerston as a 2 and 3 year old ; first prize at Hawke's Bay as a 3-year old ; trst and chnmpion at Palmerst-in as a 4-year old ; also first at Egmont as a 2 year o'd, alse ,fir*t and champion as a 5-year old at Palmer'ton N rth. Tbese are the only times he has ever been shnwn. Princess IT. took first prize as a 2-year oM at Patea, and first prize at Egmont as a dray mare. Prneesß I took irst prize at Oamnru and Timaru three years in ■accession. Director is by Yonng Banker ont of > Qneen Isabe'la 11, by Yonng Tanqnisher (imported), p.d Queen Isabella by C\rapii« 3rd (imported). R.&A Th« Bel'e by Blair's Champion (imported). Qneen Isabtlla ig full sis'er to Glencoe, awarded first and champion at Invercarßi", 1886. Terms— £3 10s, ninglp mare. Paddock-i-g free for four weeks, after which S« p«r wwk will be chargeol. Guarantees, £5 ss. A'l care but no responsibility. For further particulars aoply to R. HAMMOND, Rongotea. Horse-owners are requested to make no promises until they have seen the Manager.
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Manawatu Herald, 17 November 1900, Page 4
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488Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, 17 November 1900, Page 4
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