For the present Winter Season we have imported a very large variety of English-made Blankets, In all sizes and qualities, and for value at Extraordinarily Moderate Prices. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE PROVINCE. White Blanket?, 6G inches by 50 inches, 6s 111 pair 66 x 50 Grfy Blankets, 5* lid pair White Bliiikct.:, 66 inches by 50 inches, 7s lid pair 6S x 52 Grey Blankets, Sh 61 p-.ir White Bankets, 6S inches by 52 inchon, 8i 61 pair 75 x 66 Grey Blankets, 9s G ! p'-sir White Blaukets, 6S inches by 52 inches, 8i lid pair 85 x 66 Grey Blankets, 13s 61 pair Whie Blankets, 75 inches by 54 inche-, 9« 6d p«ir 90 x 68 Grey Blanketr, 2!s 6 i pair Whiie Blankets, 75 inches by 54 icche*, 10s 61 pa r 90 x 68 Grey BtaukeU, 27s Gi pair Whileß!anke f s, 80 inches by 58 inches, 12» 6 1 pair 66 xSO Gontian Bankets, 8i Ihi pair Whi'e Blanks, 85 inches by 66 inche?, 6s 61 pair G8 x .52 Gentian B ankets, 9i til pair Whit* B'aukets, 85 inches by 66 inche?, 18-i 61 pair 75 X 54 Gentian B'aiiki.ta, J2) Gi p^ir White Biaiikvtv, 90 inches by 68 inches, 23s 6 I p:.ir 8o x 66 Gentian Biauka's, lS.i G! p ;l jr White Blauke's, 90 inches by 68 iuches, 2-)s 61 \a\r 90 x 68 Gentian Blanke s, 2la 6 I pair \VhU« B ankets, 95 inches by 72 inehep, 29> 61 p:.ir 75 X 66 Austrian Rugs, 9i 6 I each White 1 Bankets, 95 inches. by 72 inches, 35a 61 pair 75 x6B Aastrian Rugs, 12a 61 each Whi'.t Blankets, 100 inches by 76 inchtp, 37s 61 pair 75 X 66 Newmarket Rugs, 15; 6 I each White Blankets, 105 inches by 80 ir.che3, 45« 61 pair 75 x G8 Newmarket Ru^s, ISs 6.1 each Whie B!M»ketp, 117 inches by 108 inches, 49« 61 pair 80 x 75 Newmarket Ruga, 2U Gd each Eider Down Qai".ts in all sizes at 8s 61, 16j 6J, 18j 6J, 21s 61, 595 64, 37s 6d, 45* 61. New deL-Igia in P;cor Ulo'h 1 ?, at 10d and Is per tquare yard. New debigus in Linoleum Is 6>l, Is lid, 2i 6J, 2d lid, 3a 61, 4i GI tqiare yard _A_:isr in^i^LEisrsE yaR/lety' Of Cai'ie s in Kiddc, Tapestry, B ussels, oil of Ihe newest design?, Hearth Rug*, M>.t?, Ma' iaj, and every household rcquUi'e. PERSONS ABOUT TO MARRY SHOULD VISIT Te ii.i*o House, IHfellli^gtoicio
John Ahem BEGS to announce that he has commence A business on his own account as a Wheelwright in those ] remises Litely occupied by Jeukiiiß and Co , Hal street, Fox-* lor*. • . •■••• Carts built toy any size, and 13ugj$p\ and Traps i-epaihted and varnished on the premises. M*~ Jtanes is acting as my agent for CampbeUfbwii andclistriot, and he hfta ftuthority to receive all subscriptions to paper and to take instructions for advertisements and job printing. EBNEST 8. THYNNI' 1 , Proprietor Manawatu JleralcL JOHN WESTWOOD, : BL V(. KSMIT II AND S U OLE, Hall street, foxton. ALL kinds of Bkcksmithing: executed with despatch aim oare. E. H. BAESfIi, ENGINEER ,• And OenevaLßlaoksmith, Main-stbebt, Foxton, A GOOD SHOEE KEPT. PLAXMILLEBB can have all reP pairs executed, quickly and at reasonable prices. Packing, Red and White Lead I and Insertion kept in stock. i • -hi ' — Piping Cut and Screwed. Ageut for Thomas Pnwick's Excelsior Max Stripper.
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Manawatu Herald, 19 April 1892, Page 1
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572Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Manawatu Herald, 19 April 1892, Page 1
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