The lew Boot Shop CENTRE OF COMMERCE l BIDDINGS. ;ive pleasure in announcing hat on 'he above date I shall commence Business in Foxiotf with a a> d mo iern s f ock ■ f Im pcr'eda.d Coio ial BOOTS AND CEDES. The stock has been personally selected with groat Cafe, and as I hare had over 20 years’ experience in the shoe trade I can confidently invite inspection, knowing that very pair ' ffered for sale will give comploip safistnction both in Style old wear. J. N. THOMPSON. MEN’-, M DIES’ CHILDREN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. IN THE THE CEETURT
£ 3. <l. Six Volumes in cloth, gilt lettered, sprinkled edges, per yoi. ~22 0 Six Volumes bound half morocco, marbled edges, per vol. ..216 0 24 parts, strongly bound in cloth, per part .. 010 6 okcase, for holding the Dictionary . ~830 “ The Century Dictionary,” contains definitions of 215,000 words Several thousand illustrations, and 22 special Dictionaries in one Universal Dictionary. London; T FISHER UNWIN Paternoster Sottare. UlTim.. Pa»x»ls: 9 PALMERSTON NORTH. AS OPENED up large shipments BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR THE XMAS TRADE. Xmas and Now Year Cards ! New Annuals I Priz and Presentation Books I Toys of every descripiion 1 Leather Goods! China and Glassware! Electro plate Ware ! Croque!, Cricket and Tennis Materials Jar anese Goods! Artificial Fowers, Palms, Grasses, (fee Bibles, Prayer and Hyi ns, ixts, &c A BEAUTIFUL SELEC TON —OF — Indian & Turkish Gt ods (Bought direct), including Solid Irass Bow's, Candlesticks, Vases, „ab|i Covers, Ma s, Table Centr* s. Piano Covers, &c. INsPEC 1 lON INVITED WM PARK, DIRECT IMPORTER, Pa m rskm North. MAKE PEEREAU, Baker Sa Gonfectioixei?. Main-Street Foxtun. pHF Dost qnaii y of White nod | Brown Oread delivered to a ! pars ul the town and di trict. Small Goods and Confectionery always on hand. Ho iv. hmeut Rooms on the premises (both pub ic and private.) Hoping for a continuance of yow fav-.rs, and thanking you for pas: ••Up! 0” . m i > \ ; t lb. D ■ !ij
I \IHD E -F. f> & TOMACCONIST. Main-street, next to Whyte’s Motel FOXTON. \ U7iW STOCK of Smoker’s ; \ Requisites. e>.*. Br-fiC'nf To’-accos, Ciga: ■, »•* iaurct cs Up-to-da efl'i dressing, Shaving 1 1; , on the pn mises. the billiard SJSX. ON is re pie e with ad and he pahhc have the nrlvanta e of |i aymg on o. e of Wrignt, Hanish’a new tables the BEST in town. Thanking my tms.omer- for all ,u su port | TIE UP 10-DaTE HaIH I U;.E SEK & TOBACCO * US I Ephie Thomas, of Rotorua), Has taken over the hotness from W. Bradcock, and respectfully asks the public for a share of pub ic patronage. Razors Ground and Set—a specialty. ! "'I. ’.nd * :■»*?■» n Maup&tobpt, Fc^ton.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3491, 2 March 1905, Page 4
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