Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, 21 April 1903, Page 3

New Games I f Uo? RECEIVED—A supply of J the above fur winter ev n : ng°, al o a lar<m supply of the popular fable tennis, &c., &•. ACCORDEONS ! Cii’l anil for - them, nl.-o tie latest if Mouth Organs. PRIZE BOOKS! A large stock of the latest and best all prices; Novelties! Just to'hand, and more to arrive ii all the newest lines in Stationery. It is impossible to enumerate t S.ock like mine in an advertisemerit, so kind’y watch my windows, ami if you don’t see what you want there ask for it inside. INSPECTION INVITED, ALF FRASER, Bookse’Br, Stationer, News Agent, Fim'cy Goods and Toy Vendor, MAIN-STREET, FOXTON. D ■ ADAGE- “ Attitude is the art of Guunory, It’s the Cl tiiss that makes the' Man.” Therefore call on E. EDMUND SMITH, and le made a Man by wearing an UP-TO-DATE SUIT. Fit, Style and ‘Workmanship Guaranteed. Opp site Whyte’s Hotel, Mainstreet, Foxton. Shannon Sawmill. QMHTI & SAUNDERS are prepared to seT, and deliver, White Pine Timber in any length at reasonable rates, to suit customers. Tram rails cut any length. “The Early Bird catches the Worm.” L, COOK, STATIONER, BOOKSELLER, ■ «SCC., S& C., MAIN-BT., FOX TON. T AM PREPARED to supply the [ Public of Foxton with IffEJW STATIONERY, and have been appointed Special A gen t for THE MANAWATU DAILY TIMES, which paper is delivered post haste every morning at 9.0 am. This t ,nper con'ains all up to date news, -■otes by a Fox ion fpecal correspondent, and special arrangements iiuve beau rnado to insure immediate delivery. Orders now being received for th'; “ TIMES.’’ I have now ia Stock — All School Requisites, Stamp Albums, Pocket Knives (several varietie ), Ladies and Gent’s Purs’S, School Bags (girl’s and boy’s), Dolls, Toys, Brooches, etc , Etc. Sole Ag-nt at Fuxton for Mr T. Lindsay B nick's work “Old. MaKiawatw.” Orders for this book are now being taken. I shall also be glad to receive subscribers for- all periodicals and newspapers LICENSED to sell STAMPS. CHOICE DAIRY LAND FOR SALE. Messrs g. a. preece & co. have been favoured with instructions from J. M. Leigh to sell his property, situate at Uroua Down ■— Cent;:..mg 2039 acres of First, upwards. The property is part of the famous Oroua Downs Estate, and is admirably suited for dairying, raising fat lambs, fattening sheep and cattle, or growing cereal and root crops. A creamery ia on the property. Two miles from railway station. Well fenced and watered. The Homestead, with 582 acres of laud, is an exceptionally attractive property with its large residence, and outbuildings of every description, plantations, etc. Easy terms and low interestif’required* ~ y Apply at once . G, A. PREECE & CO.,N. Palmerston