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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 957, 21 February 1911, Page 2

SALE COMMENCES SATURDAY, 11th Feb. LOOK OUT FOR THIS EVENT TO CLEAR SUMMER GOODS MANY LINES WILL BE OFFERED AT HALF PRICE. GEO. H. STILES, “TUB STORE THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY.” FOXTON.

RED HOUSE, POXTON. THE proprietor, M. H. Walker, has to offer to the public of Foxton his heartfelt thanks for the generous support accorded him during the past twelve years that he has been in business on his own account, and regrets that he is reluctantly compelled to relinquish business owing to impaired health for some considerable time and would ask you to give to his successor, Mr Thomas Rimmer, the same hearty support that you have accorded him. Mr Rimmer is not a stranger to this line of business, he having had a many years experience, and with Mr G. H. V. Smith as manager, your requirements, I feel sure will safe hands, again thanking you, I beg to remain, your faithfully, M. H. WALKER. P.S. —Mr Thomas Rimmer, Mr G. H. V. Smith and my son Edwin’s receipts will be in order for any account owing to me in my absence, but I shall be in attendance almost every day at the Red House for sometime myself.—M. H. WALKER. THANKS! CORDIAL HEARTY THANKS! TO the really gigantic number of people who helped to make our Sale a record success. Wc should indeed be lacking in courtesy had we not acknowledged our appreciation. We are greatly pleased with the result and are now almost ready with our NEW SEASON’S SHOWINGS, of WHICH WE HAVE secured magnificient assortments. HOWEVER, MORE OF THIS IN OUR NEXT. AGAIN WE SAY CORDIAL THANKS. W. P. DURWARD AND CO., LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH,