The Bon Marche.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 152, 5 June 1883, Page 3

The Bon Marche.

This popular business establishment has changed hands, ab will be seen by advcrtisfnjfent v elsewhere, the^new prb prietprß being M^SBrs 0. M. Ross ft'Gp.. lately of Weliiogton, and formerly of London., Mr.J. C. Fowler, the late enterprisiiig ol r»ro.prietjor.^ twhb-.has now 'eutered 'into business at IN apier,; will be succeeded by a -firm wbich will worthily sustain . tbje eiqeJient reputation :.whi^b ' the "B; n Marche has :enjoye# since i-t«---establisbmentj-as -a "gooel market^" w.herG^cticlgs; o^lcthe beßt v C[baHty^an be obtained, where the prices are reasonable, and where] ci^ty .algd attention are invkriabfy .the rnle> ,Mr !; Epwler will be^misßed'bbhTi'in'amf out ' ot" business, but< his^Bu^ce^ofs 1 will do their utmost r . to-gain-t^e-flame-eonfid enc? i"~afid~m~al :e 88 many fiim lii^nds as Mr Fowler. ]"t; is rather sira^ejtbat : .botli biv Fowllr and Mr KosPsbtiuld haVe been together, years ago J^,thjef^a)Da|i, large house fai London^^anclj tjfaii m ,the. Colonies one Ehou^dliake np thettus'iness Established by the other. "We give the new,J&jm » ; heai tyl welcomed and^are VfiaV'tDeiy will haye f ,-n v Q^\ca ) usgqtpj regret thejr decision lo locate themselves perman- : ently 'iv su6h' ''* rtcogniised 1 c^nire^as Ptolmerston North. ... „ ;