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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3778, 23 November 1907, Page 3

WANTED.— Fools to pay £lB 18s elsewhere for our £lO 10 cycle. Council Chambers. WANTED KNOWN.—We are the first to reduce the prices of •cycles. See for yourself. VI^ANTED. —Why be robbed when buying a cycle P We are honest. Watson and Neville. FOUND. —Honest cycle agents in Watson and Neville, Council Chambers. Our £lO 10a cycles are £lB 18s elsewhere. WANTED KNOWN.—Brown and Sharpe’s Machines pnt together at shortest notice at moderate prices. '• The Tailor,’’ Foxton. WANTED. —Washing and cleaning by the day. Address at this office. 'Y/IT’ANTED. —A domestic ser- ’’ vant. Apply Mrs Perreau. TXT ANTED.—To purchase, VV tea lead, in any quantity W. Hopper, plumber, Foxton. WANTED ’ ' table poultry. E ANGLE Y. too pair good Apply to G. WANTED TO LEASE.—A ’ * house and few acres of land, near town. Forward particulars to “X,” care this office. BLACKSMITH, —With second-class engine driver’s ticket wants employment as driver. Apply to “ A.Z.” Post Office, Foxton. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH. A SALE~OF WORK Will be held in the Schoolroom on WEDNESDAY, NOY. 27xir, 1907. Competitions. Shooting Gallery. Re* freshments Provided. Admission Is. Open at 3 pm. aawMaaaaßMMMnßMnMwwaww C. W. WYCHERLY & SONS, Saddlers, Foxton, BEG to thank customers for their support during the past four years, and to inform them that they have disposed of the business to Mr Bullaid. Accounts may be paid to Mr Bullard, or to Wycherley and Sons, Saddlers, Wellington and Palmerston North. 16/11/07. In connection with the above, I hope, by strict attention to business, and only first-class workmanship I and materials, to merit a continuance of support accorded to my predecessors. W. E. BULLARD. fDMUND pBORNE I Was the successful tenderer for the Bankrupt Estate Of T. W. POTTS, Tailor and Out fitter, formerly of the *• Hat Box,’’ FEILDISG. FOR the convenience of Foxton, Palmerston, and other customers the stock, which was bought at under 10s in the £, has been removed to his shop at Palmerston near Railway Station. Sale WHS Commence on MONDAY NEXT, NOYEMBER 18th, and continue through the iveek. All Milliuerj r at less than half price. Ladies' Tailor Costumes all at 2os; Children's Pinafores, Tunics, etc., 25 per cent to 40 per cent reductions. Here’s Something TO MAKE THE MEN SMILE English, Scotch and Colonial Tweed Suit Lengths, 20s to 30s ; Real Panama Hats, 25s to 47s 6d, now 17s fid to 30s ; Silver Mounted Silk Umbrellas, 25s fid for 17s fid ; Tailor-made Suits £3 3s to £5 5s now £2 os and £3, and many other lines too numerous to mention. These prices hold good till Saturday, November 23rd.

EDMUND OSBORNE, (Late of the Centre of Commerce, Foxton.) MAIN STREET, PALMERSTON. ttttt, hair-dresser NOT THE POET. DON’T forget the above, but get your shave by (The Haißdresser. E. BALL is the only Hair dresser in Foxton. His Shaving is seldom equalled, never excelled, and he leads in every department of Hair dressing, in which he keeps up-to-date in every particular. He also keeps the Largest and Best Stock of smokers’ requisites in Foxton. Special lines in Tobacco, Pipes, Cigarettes, and Cigars, and other goods too numerous to particularise. Razors set by special process known only to myself. Ladies' Hairwork done at cheapest possible rate?. Billiards, Snooker, and Pool on the premises, Dox'd Forget the Oxly Hair DRESSER IX FOXTOX. ERNEST - BALL, Next to Whyte's Hotel. Foxton Gash Bakery, Main St THE best quality of WHITE and BROWN Bread delivered to all parts of the town and district Up-to-date Afternoon Tea Rooms. Artistic Wedding and Birthday Cakes made to order. Small Goods and Confectionery the best in the town. M. E. PERREAU, (Baker GpNPScrioifEE^w