Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, 3 January 1893, Page 1

""■" FOE" TiHE "^OLiSysT Men's All-wool Colonial Tweed Trousers, value os 6d, for 5s i id Men's All-wool Colonial Sac Suits, cheap, 28s 6d . Men's All-wool Tennis and Cricketing Suits, 37s 6d . * , *■ Men's Kaiapoi Tweed Trousers, special value, 10s ' * - ,' Men's Fancy Linen aud Csshmere Vests, 6s to 10s 6d Men's Sac Coats,, in Silk, Alpaca, Duck and Holland 5O Men's Blue Serge Sac Suits, cheap, 22s 6d Hi» . Boys' Washing Suits, about 100 in all, 3s rid to 7s 6d ]-^oys' All-wool Plain and Checked Tweed Sailor Suits, 10s j6d, 12s 6d, 15s 6d a.

F. W. Hayhitvle.] [.'•'. Iv- HnisTOM r . j p FORGE r PHOMAS & pO M AUCTIONEERS, Fruit Salesmen and Produce Mer- ' ■■■■ •%• •■■***,•■ ' ■>%, -f. chants, Shipping and General •• AGENTS, j i j Sales of Grain, Dairy nnd Faroi Produce held daily. Fruit sales every Monday, Wednesday and - Friday. . : Account sales rendered within 24 i hours. . i i ADVANCE FOXTON. Furniture- Furniture. W.H.GERBES, CABINETMAKER, &c, BEGS to call the attention of the inhabitants of Foxton and country districts that he has started in business ns Cabin etusaker, Upholsterer and French Polisher, and hopes by prompt attention and civility to receive a fair sbare of the public support. . .■" Repairs promptly attended to. Note the address, W. H. GERBES.Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, (Next door to McMillan, and Oo.'s Old Store, Tlie Avenue, Foxton. B. Spelman, CARTER, WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT. AVENUE ROAD, FOXTON. TT AVING a Powerful Steam En J~| gine I am prepared to Cut and Dliver Firewood in all lengtlis Reaonable Prices, BEftTTY'SJ CELEBRATED ! ORGANS and PIANOS, For Catalogues, address, DANIEL F. BE ATT Y, •£Wasliingksr, New ' Jo-gf-y,

TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE OTAKI k FOX'rON DISTRICT. Tho Powerful Thoroughbred Cavrinee "~ Stallion TAM O'SHANTER. TAM O'SHANTER, by .Messenger (imp.) — Banshee, by Sir Charles; g.d. imported from Tas n.ania l>y M cliiikV Stndhohno. who tired Banshee TAM O'SIJANi', R is a grey hors 1 , ten years old, standing 10 hands 2 inches, possessing great bpne and -strength. He gained' first | prize at Ashburton, 1884, first in 1885 aud 1880, second in Clirisfcchnrch in 1886, first in ( hristchiu'ch 1867 mid 1888, and first in ICirwee in 1888. He took first priza at iho Ellesmere A. aud P. Show 1889, in Carriage) Class, and special prize for the bebt Carriage Horse on the ground; fi st at Bangiorn, 1889; second at the C. A. and P A^sociation Show, 1889, and Earl Onslow's (Governor of New Zealand) silver medal for the best Carriage Liorseou tl o ground, the prize being awarded to the horse best adapted for improving the breed of carnage horses, and free from all hereditary unsoundness. TAM O'SHANTER has proved hims' If a very su^e foal getter. MESSENGER, sire of TAM O'SHANTER, was a bay horse, standing 16 hands 2 inches high, possessing great power, and full of stout and fast blood. Arc'.er, half brother of his sire, Bottler, was the winner of the Melbourne Cup in two successive years, carrying the top •veights ot 9st 71W and lOst 121 b, and was one of the greatest two-mile horses ever bred in Australia; Cinderella, dam of Bottler, was also tho dam of Tim Whiffler, winner of both Metropolitan and Melbourne Cup in 1867, and numerous- other groat races ; while Tarragon, out of Messenger's dam, was the winner of the Victorian Champion Race in 1866, after a dead heat , with Volunteer- the first heat run in smin 47sec, and the second in smin 48sec, carrying 9st 131 b. Bottler ( was a'so a creditbale performer on the colonial turf. Terms, for the Season.— £B 8s per single mate ; two lv more, £3, payable by promissory note from first sprvice, Groomage Fee Ba. Ail Mares Sold, Dying, ov ohaßg' ing hands in any way, to be paul for. Otalti Mondays, Manakau Tires- \ day.B, Foxton Wednesdays, Oroua ! Downs Thuhsdays, Shannon FriJ days, Levin and home Saturdays. For further particulars apply to Groom in charge, or to H. HEN SON, J^^ Proprietor, Manaliivn.

pOXTON CAMILY TJOTEL * Tins, Hotel is Now Replete' . With Every Comfort. Go visit the Family Hotel, I'm sure its tfewfcyoirwrqpM~~-~>. ■■ The dainteEt of Viands, with lowest chate* cpnibinecl; " There ydu' 1 please your palate, there jou'll please yonr sight -. . With dainties, rich and rare, and sparkling Jiijuors bright; For of all the delicacies, Foxtonians try To please their . alate, or delight their eye. Of all tho sovera' lands of sumptuous fare There's none with his- caterjpg cau compare Ami Travellers and strangers the district passing through, Should halt at the good old pile, on the bank of the Slant* watir, Where, with good home comforfs and everything in order bright, Supplied by R. \V. Talbot and the good old Border Knight. , THE FOXTON CQ-MPEPATIVB '■■■■■ -m ■ • BUTCHERING ( OMPANY, LIMIT D. f | HIS COMPANY is now- carrying J t? 11 ? B? B } nes * at Foxtob, «iit Mr John Walsh ns Manager; T>ie Directors iiavrdeterlHtfwdto se 1 at very recsonaWe prices, and allow five per cent, for Cash, and to shareholders n. Awoynt cf t«a -cent.- in '-*ireTr monthly aoWuntr paid witliin seven days of prfentation. ' . ' • Shares can biß had at the offio«'of tlw Secretary, by any ajipliuftnt wb» will introduce business ■# border, _ # ERNEST 8. THYNNfi __^ Secretary. . t piCHTER, NANNESTADTca TIMBER, AND FLOUBMILLERS, PAIMBRSTON NOBTH. Have on Sale all kinds of Building Timber Mouldings is jts * , *ndDoon, fceasoned Press Tmber always on band. > First Class Roller, Flour, Pollard Bran. &^^ ' , : fll^ r 1 F<^^H^H^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^l^^k