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Manawatu Herald, Volume i, Issue 51, 21 February 1879, Page 4

Bosine3s Notices. ■ ♦—— — ■ " ■ "* ' RST A HUSHED 1858. j ' . '••,}■■' A Large and well-assorted Stock \ OF j DRAPERY AND CLOTHINGi Which will be found on inspection to be of as good a value as any in Foxton. ; ■ • ; . . .... . '. . ' -:..' .. ..}■ I '.■'■■■■• I leave my customers to use their unbiassed judgment, feeling confident my goods can bear as favorable a comparison with other houses in the trade as they have hitherto done. A Large Stock of Working Men's Shirts, Crimean (Shirts, White Shirts, and Boys' Shirts. A Beautiful i ssortmont, of Ladie3' and Gents' Scarves and Ties, ', Oollars, Braces, Undershirts. Pants, Hosiery, &c, &c. Also a largo assortment of China, Earthenware and General Grocery. « LADIES', GENTS', YOUTHS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS [& SHOES. All kinds of P ATENT MED I CIN ES Always in stock. Note the Address — ALEXANDER GRAY, OPPOSITE THE POST A»ND TELEGRAPH STATION. ■ "FOXTON. " THYNNE, LINTON, & CO., I LICENSED LAND BBOKEBS, Shipping and Forwarding Agents, FOXTON tfe PALMERSTON. VALUATORS [for the last o Years] TO The Manawatu Highways Board The Foxton Loca Board. aqeltsl^eThe Regular Trading Steamer, "TUI," i • . j The Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company ; The Batavia Sea Insurance Company ; The Australian Mutual Provident Society ; The Wellington and Hutfc Building Society ; Messrs Kichter and Go's Steam Saw Mills ; LOANS ON MORTGAGE OBTAINED. Parties visiting, or proposing to visit, the Manawatu, are requested to call at, or write to, the Firm's offices at Foxton or Palmerston, previous to making any selection^ the Firm's List of Properties for Sale or lease within the County comprise most of the LARG EST and MOST YALUABJLE SECTIONS offering ; and as the List is becoming daily added to, it is out of the question advertising. The Firm is in a position to find a large proportion of the purchase money required for any property, at a fair rate of interest.

J.JACKSON, T)OOT AND SHOEMAKER' WILLIS-STKEET, WELLINGTON, In thanking his friendß and the -public generally for their kind patronage, voula respectfully Iniorm them that ho still maintains his position as PREMIER BOOT AND SHOEMAKER Oi? WELLINGTON. His Shooting and Walking Boots always give satisfaction as regards Fit, Fashion, and faultless appearance. Lasts specially made to suit customers. Workmanship guaranteed, and charge, moderate. Country Customers will receive every attention. "OUBBER STAMP MANUFACTORY, Wellington. The above Stamps are Durable, Elastic, and arc Guaranteed to print on any even surface such as Glass, Linen, Wood &c. E. E. METARD Palmerstoi^ District Agent