New Stationery Business.

Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 137, 15 May 1885, Page 3

New Stationery Business.

Elsewhere will be found the opening announcement of Messrs Welch & Co., who have commenced business as booksellers, stationers, and importers of fancy goods, m those premises m the Square near the Bank of Australasia, formerly j occupied by Mr Johnston, tailor. The new firm has a large and well assorted stock m al] the different branches of the trade, and are m a position to supply every description of goods at prices that will be foiind a con iderably reduction on those hitherto, ruling m Falmerston. They will be. direct importers on a large scale from Home, and are determined to keep up a Ml supply of all descriptions of -goods 'that prove . suitable to the market. Their Home connexion will enable them to save the charges that importers usually have to pay to buyers or agents, and of this saving Messrs Welch. & Co. will give the retail purchasers the full benefit m greatly reduced prices. They can see that a good opsning exists m Falmerston m their particular line, and they will leave ho effort untried to secure an extensive connection, and to prove to their customers that they can ful--11 what they undertake m the way of giving the best value for imoney that caiibe given m the district, and guaranteeing the quality of every article purchased at their establishment. We refer our readers to theii business announcement appearing elsewhero, an I from a castia look through the shop premises and stock - we can assure them that they need not m future go out of the district fer any pi! those requirements which Messrs Welch and Co. undertake to rutiply both cheaper and also of better quality than are ob-tainable-in the larger centres. We wish the new firm every success m their business uudertakings. ; .