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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 601, 25 November 1909, Page 3

A BIG PURCHASE OF LADIES’ HIGH-CLASS KAIAPOI COSTUMES. (Coats and Skirts.) BOUGHT AT A BIG DISCOUNT, Usually 55s to 635, to be cleared ‘ THIS WEEK at £2 NETT cash. Special show of the above line in our windows TO-DAY, 0. M. ROSS & CO., FOB QUALITY & VALUE. Palmerston N. FISH OH! R HOWARD notifies the resi • dents of Foxton that he has opened up a fish shop in Manchester House (corner Avenue and Main Street). The cart will make a daily delivery. Fried fish and chipped potatoes every evening. FOR SALE—“Bee-hive” knitting machine, new, £7 IDs cash or easy term. H. C. Cochrane, Main Street. 17V) R SALE Upright grand . piano overstrung, full trichord, in splendid order. Must be sold at. once, owner leaving district.—H. C. Cochran. WANTED KNOWN—The advertiser is prepared to keep. Tradesmen’s and Flaxmills’ books at lowest rates, or is prepared to take any other position of trust. For further particulars apply Herald Office. LOST— Last Sunday week, : between Foxton and Motuiti, a wheel cap. Will finder kindly return to |his office. R. M. PAR KBS. (formerly with Stewart Dawson’s) WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER Main Street Foxton, (next to M ssrs Moore and BarurJ). Up-to-date stock of watches, jewellery and PLATE. Repair work a speciality SUCCESS! Afie thank you for it. We have climbtd our first big hurdle and are now in the straight, running a good clean race as a well-established firm MUSIC! You can now deal at our store in Perreau’s Buildings as cheaply and as well as in Lambton Quay. All the latest Pantomime Hits, Waltzes, Pieces and Songs, 6d each —and we don’t play our Phonograph Records to death before you get them. Try us for Edison’s latest. BICYCLES! Everyone knows us in this line! No need to say more than that we are — FOWLER & GORDON, THE BICYCLE PEOPLE OF EXPERIENCE, Perreau’s Buildings. WAGES BOOKS. WE can supply c WAGES BOOKS, approved of K y the Labour Department, to mill-owners and all employers of labour at ’3s 6d each cash. Herald Printerv NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.’ ON account of our increasing business we have made an enlargement in the Boot Department, and can now provide much better accommodation to our increasing number of customers. Our goods need no comment. We have the best value at the lowest possible price. DRAPERY —Great Variety. CLOTHING-Best Value. BOOTS —Smart & true fitting. G. P. WALKEE (The People’s Outfitter,) Perreau’s Building. Main Street Foxton