Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 28 March 1903, Page 3

■Jr. Mennessy m. u©« Hava been appointed .agents for the POHVNGINA CO.'S TOTARA MILL. We are prepared to take orders for—--0.8. TOT ABA For Building and other purposes. As the Mills have an unlimited amount in their yards, Clients orders will be forwarded quickly. I. H, WALKER, RED HOUSE, FOX’* 0 MH. WALKER lias much pleasure in wishing his numerous custo- . mors “A MERRY (LiRI-TMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR,” and begs to thank them, for their very liberal patronage during (he past, and trusts (hat by Lis closo attention to jusiness, and by tbs ever increasing variety and excellence rf his Btock, to merit a ccntinuance of the same during the coming year. M H. W. specially invites attention to his large assortment of FANCY ARTICLES lOR OHRISTM iS PRESENTS, comprising now uosigos and patterns in GLASS AND CRT 'IA-WARE, PAINTED VASES, ELEC TRO-PLATED WARE, &c. t &c. A large assortment of NEW SEASON’S FRUITS on hand to meet the requirements of the Fes’ive Season. Sole Agents for “THE BIJAILFB-RUROES PATENT PUSH HOE.” BEEHIVE STORES JAM and PRESERVING SEASON. WE HAVE GOOD STOCKS OF ; Mason’s Jars, Spring Top Jars, Glass Jelly Jars, Stove Jars, 1 and 2 gal. Preserving Pans in Enamel or Brass. Thos. Westwood ik Co. Gsooesis, Ix*osix2iLOxx||ex>s & Pvocß.'U.Ge •Mea’cla.a.sits. JL PAT,THE CORNER SHOP, MAIN-STHEET. T I AYE JUST RECEIVED a consignment cf FIRST CLASS CHRIST- ] | MAS GOODS, consisting of nil Mew Fruits, as well as FRESH DRIED PRUNES, APRICOTS and PEELS. Large Assortment of Toys, Comprising DOLLS, VASES, and tho newei-t designs in Ornaments. China end Glassware. Silver and Nickel Plate Ware. Also Austrian Cane Bottom Chairs, Basket Ware, Inspection invited—no one pressed to buy. STRICTLY CASH. c* mil m % JT kYVJOO D 0 t i. w ! YT' im S 3 Woo 1 m. OFF G TO (Whyte’s), Foxton. For a Glass of SPEIGHT’S Special Brew!; Cool, Refreshing, Nourishing Excellent Cusine. Good Sample Boom; Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. MOST APPROVED BRAND WINES & SPIRITS Billiards. Stabling. Proprietor T. Haywood