Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, 14 August 1902, Page 3

Being disappointed in the arrival of the Coal Boats these tides, we are making other arrangements to secure a CONSIGNMENT OF COAL either by rail or by boat from Wellington, tiie arrival of which we will notify. P. Hennessy & Co. ». H. WALES, RED HOUSE, o —- M.H.W. begs to thank hia numerous patrons for the steady increase in his bnsinoßS, and to advise them that he has ju«t opened up a new and really uice assortment of GLASSWARE & t'HH AWARE, both good and BEDROOM K B *’B, in new designs and colourings. LAMPS, both stand and hanging, from Is 9d to those of superb design at 57s 6d. .IRONMONGERY and ENAMELLED WARE of all kinds. GROCERIES AT LOWEST RATES. M.H.W, is sole agent for the Celebrated “ MOA ” BRAND TEAS, particular' attention being called to the “GOLDEN FANNINGS’ in green packets at Is 8d per lb, which is deservedly having a great run, as its flavour is rich, and it is very economical, less-being required to make a really first-class Cup of Tea than of any other Teas, even at a higher pri ce - : ... $ ♦>« m JJAVE Just opened up a Large Assortment of GLASSWARE in all the newest shades and designs, including Crystal, Ruby, Green, Yankee, and Amber. The Public are invited to inspect the stock. See our Beautiful Designs in Dinnerware. - Gvooers, Ivonmongens S& Puoduoe Mevchonts. 9 THE CORNER SHOP, MAIN-STREET. SAMPLE PRICES: Fine Currants, sd per lb Fine Muscatels, is per lb Fine Canned Fruits zod per tin Fine Raisinsi 6d per lb Fufe Prunes, to per ib Fine Lemon Peel, sd perlb Also Reductions on all other Groceries. Best Eating Potatoes, 6s 6d per sack, New Seeds to hand: mlPlkdVtatols. Wheat, 4s 6d per bushel; Wheat (broken), 8s 8d; Indian Corn, 4s Bd. STBIGTiT CASH. mm ,rP havwaodS *3® & >7irK o tec FF £■ AR (Whyte’s), IToxt.oi*.. For a Glass of SPEIGHT’S Special. Brew 1. ;.. Cool,-- Refreshing, Nourishing I Excellent Cusine. , Good Sample Booms. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, MOST APPROVED BRAND WINES & SPIRITS. .Billiards. Stablinu, Proprietor T. Haywood.;