JULY 7th, 1904. For Sale, in Foxtpn, TTr^TTCJTr 1 containing HU U large shop, 4 bedrooms, large drawing room, parlor, dining room, kitchen, bath-room, hot and cold water laid on, acetylene-*gas. Outbuildings—Buggy shed, work shop, washhouse, &c. Back entrance frohi Thynne-street. Price, let for/lip per annum. .... . ..... , ' /wnnr A t-P containing 6 rooms, next Manchester liouse, let to a VJV' J J_ J3_VX JLIJ j good'tenant, fronting Avenue. Price, ness firm for £2 -per week. Foxton has made considerable progress during the past three years, arid many people suggest-the advisability of turning this shop into a Go-op Store. It people have an idea that goods can be sold cheaper in Foxton than is beirig 1 done, which is ‘very likely, the present ;©ffers an opportunity that has never occurred before. Judging from the number of packages constantly arriving by train I should say it is w*ell worth a trial. Shareholders vipixld Have certain advantages and the whole of the net profits. The writer would respectfully ask all consumers to consider the advantages herein contained, so that they might be prepared for eventualities. The thoughts of Foxton probably becoming the cheapest town on the coast makes one feel happy. For particulars re the above properties, apply to & DWELLlNG,.•■ParteSfceet, next Manchester House, leased for a laundry, at annum. Price, £ 2OO. -NOW COMES v. 4 i f.v ' ' . ■' y i • v. “ The CeMfee of-Commerce,” The best stand in Foxton. This-may be purchased for £750, or leased to any^busiEDMUND OSBORNE, “ The Centre of Commerce,” FOXTON.
Arthur'S. Jonson. BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. Avenue Road, Foxton. t. AM DOW prepare cl to Contract for all classes of work in the Building Trade, having had eight years’ experience in Wellington and ten years’ in the Manawatu District, together with erecting Dwellings, Sawmills and Flaxmills in all their branches. Jobbing work done. ■ Cabinet making and Picture Framing a speciality. Note the address — ARTHUR S. JONSON, Next door to Mr H. Coley), Avenue Road, Foxton. OkD HARNESS, MACHINE BELTING. Etc. Repaired with BIFURCATED? SET WITH A HAMMER. From at Ironmongers and Storekeepers BIFURCATED RIVET 00., Lx» |L*nd#n, ’ Enoianb.. Pall particulars from Harrison <fc Webb Auckland. (Out this out and shew your ironmonger.) TIT ANTED —2OO Working Men to write to DE LUEN BROS., of Palmerston, for one oi their 15s Parcels of Clothing, con taining 8 pair of our famous tweed working trousers (light or dark), strong cotton working shirt, good quality, under flannel, pair of socks, pair braces. This Parcel has pleased dozens. We can recommend it to the hard working man The Trousers alone are worth 10s 6d pair. Freight cU Wri'e early. [a card.] LG , WEST , ARCHITECT, Clarendon Hotel Buildings, Rangitikei-st., Palmerston N.
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Manawatu Herald, 6 October 1904, Page 1
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443Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Manawatu Herald, 6 October 1904, Page 1
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