FOXTON, March|sth, 1903. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS -ATMANCHESTER HOUSE. The Ladies Hats are very pretty this season, Aid we bftYl therefore told the bulk of our FIRST SHIPMENT before advertising. As Millinery is to be one of our leUisg features this season, we expect a continual supply almost every week for the next three months of all the very latest styles and fashions. As we are purchasing for Foxton and Shannon the public may rely on one of the best asMftMints over shown in Foxion. Our Dress Materials will be found to consist of all the very latest and most fashionabl# Materials, We are prepared to take measures for Men’s Suits FROM THE NEWEST PATTERNS. * In Man's and Boy’s Clothing we invite special inspection. Our Chart Measures give universal satisfaction. Only think of it! Fox’s No. 4 Serge Suits made to order for £3: FIT GUARANTEED. We are experts at Measuring. OUR WATERPROOF COATS TO ORDER will be worth your attention. Remember the address: EDMUND OSBORNE, Foxton.
XVm-OOUMUNIOATZON. fis K»*<“ 4 ini* leaves Fextoa daily at 9 a.ra. Ut Pal««#to», Wanganui and IK y A « flymeuth the through trains 9«r liiln & tnia leaves Foxton at •• • « en llemdaysand Fridays, and 1.10 fMWlf*****•a Tstsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a train leaves Foxton at 8.10 fer the North. Bmm «bb ¥!••*» Train* arrive at Foxton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays st ts.4'> and OB Tuesdays, Thorsdays and Saturdays at 1.10 p.ra* tad 8-811,«. 9ha train leaves Sandon on Wednesdays at 7-80 •*-» “ nd 0B Wondays and Fridays at 8-80 a.m., atrivlmg at Foxton on Wedneidays at 10 a.m. and on Mondays aad Fridays ftt moot. Whyte’s Hotel every inaTBiBK at 8.30 a.m, for Shannon, Sotlag with the doventramto Otaki and Wellington. The ■each else eonaeote with the up Iraia Ire* Welliagtea. «he ■ ■ Queen el the South leaves the lexlS wharf fer Wellington on Tnecdays, Thursdays and Saturdaytt iitoumetanoes permitting. ©ffICIAL DIBECTOBI. Bnnainun* Miutarßi’ 1 *"" *JJfM)I Greenfield, Es«. Qusm a w; nta Cewnr— QeastaWe Ferstex. p. Robinson, A. Fxaser and Dr. Benae^. 9. 8. Thyaae. fa«WAKi»— 4,9. Olemett. er Bsbthh. Butm arm Man* aueas— A fi, Oieaiett. r.i.xsuMVv Tew* OasM— Alt. Tsaetf. Sam Beaeoii, ferns—- ~~ ar..J»«eiar. W. 8. ilewart; Comi»Utee, Mr T. Westweod (Chair ms! aad Messrs W. Robin«on> ■. Osberxe, T. Betty, F. Cook F, 9. Jeakt and 8. H. Baker (sce■rtw) ft ftesnunii ui W*ahibo*b—- ®. Walahe.
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Manawatu Herald, 2 April 1903, Page 1
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