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Manawatu Herald, 16 April 1892, Page 3

McMillan, rhodes * co. OUR First Shipments OF New Season's DRAPERY ABE Now Being OPENED UP. McMillan, Rhodes & Go. Drapers, Grocers, Ironmongers, Shipping and Commission Agents, FOXTON.

HP HE PROPRIETOR OF —THE— "Centre of Commerce," Is desirous of calling the attention of the Public to the faot that he has purchased an Entire New Stock of DRAPERY, &Cm to commence the Autumn and Winter Trade with, and has made arrangements for importations direct from the manufacturers. He will thus be able to compete favorably with any house in the Trade, in either Drapery or Tailoring. The purchases in Tweeds (direot from the mills), have been exceptionally large, and therefore well bought, the effect is Edmund Osborne, FOXTON'S TAILOR & CUTTER, is enabled to supply Men's Suits to measure witn an Extra Paix* or rrx>oußevo, made out of New Zealand Tweed, and manufSnotuved on tbepvemlieiiiyakllled labor from J33 Ob Od. Think of it 1 Foxton competing with Wellington and Auckland ! It is hoped that the above inducements will keep the trade in the place, especially when it is known that Wellington cannot boast of a Tailor to surpass the Tailor and Cutter at "THE CENTRE OF COMMERCE," Foxton. Kindly call and inspect the Tweeds. Your time will not be lost. EDMUND O3BORNE. Summer Suits ! HAVING- seouredthe services of two first-class Tailors, and engaged two more to arrive shortly from Sydney, I am prepared to make up SUttUVTER &, 'XMAB ORDERS in any number at the shortest notice. Customers can rely upon the very best material, a PERFECT FIT, and on getting their Orders on the date promised without fail. A Large Stock of Ties and Hardfelt Hats in all styles to select from. Keep Foxton money in Foxton, and patronise THE LOCAL TAILOR, THOS. ENNIS, Howm'i BuxLDXgaf, Fqztoit.