Page 3 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, 11 December 1902, Page 3

JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF FOWL GRIT (Samples on view at premises ) Mr Hyde’s last pamphlet on Poultry can be obtained on application. P. Hennessy & Co. S. H. WALKER, RED HOUSE, MM. 0- 1 M.H.W. begs to thank his numerous patrons for the steady increase in his business, and to advise them that he has just opened up a new and really nice assortment of GLASSWARE & CHINAWARB, 40th good asd m-eap. SEDROOM SETS, 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 sola agent for the Celebrated “ MOA ” BRAND TEAS, par-, ticular attention being called to the “ GOLDEN PANNINGS ” 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 mako a really First-class Cup of Tea than of any other Teas, even at a higher price. iiill BEEHIVE Wiil STORES. New Fruits I CURRANTS (Cleaned), RAISINS, SULTANAS, FIGS, DATES, PRUNES. Special Line of COOHIN G FIGS, 8d per lb. TTPDV QDflWflT • Pollard is too dear? I Toll Dl LulnJu. Try our Pig Potatoes for feeding Fowls at 3s 6d per sack. , ■ , . i 1?|3los. West'ssroocl & Co. Grocers, Ironmongers & Produce Merchants. A. PAT, THE CORNER SHOP, MAIN-STREET. 0 HAVE JUST RECEIVED a consignment of FIRST-CLASS UHRISTMAS GOODS, consisting of all New Fruits/ as well as FRESH DRIED PRUNES, APRICOTS and PEELS. Large Assortment of Toys, Comprising DOLLS, VASES, and the-newest designs in Ornaments. China and Glassware, Silver and Nickel Plate Ware. Also Austrian Cane Bottom Chairs, Basket Wars. Inspection invited—no one pressed to buy. STRICTLY CASH ! S rT -n HAYWOOD 'I m (C Ff TO (Whyte’s), Foxton. For a Glass of SPEIGHT’S Special Brew! Cool, Refreshing, Nourishing 1 Excellent Cnsine. Good Sample Rooms. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. MOST APPROVED BRAND WINES & SPIRITS. Billiards. Stablino. Proprietor - - T. Haywood.