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Manawatu Herald, 11 July 1903, Page 1

MANCHESTER HOUSE, FOXTON, ' CURRENT REMARKS: How the town has spread northward since OSBORNE turned Manchester House into one of the best lookingh laces in the town,” usiness P “ Speirs’ new buildings have put £SO on to the value of Hamer’s property, but OSBORNE at Manchester Mouse is likely to receive considerable benefit because everyone who visits these buildings are within view of Manchester House, where the Greatest Bargains in Foxton are to be obtained, and it will be worth their while to walk over.” “The next pair of-Denim Trousers that I purchase will be a pair of Osborne’s 4s 9d. They are the best value h ave seen.” ■ “ The man who was instrumental in getting the river dredged and obtained a cheap supply of metal for Foxton should have his photograph hung up,in the new Council Chambers when erected.” “Any Councillor who perseveres until he gets the old cemetery nicely fenced and laid out will be doing a lasting good, and will deserve the thanks of Foxton residents.” “ Persons who avail themselves of the opportunity to purchase the following articles at Manchester House at a discount of 25 per cent. (5s in the £) for Cash during July will prove that they know what they are doing.” The Goods referred to are—All our Stock of Men’s and Boys’ Coats, Trousers, Vests, Hats, Ties, Dress Shirts and Macintoshes, also Ladies’ Hats, Jackets, Macintoshes, Dress Stuffs, Millinery, Trimmings, Silks and Satins. “ We don’t seem to notice anything in the Drapery line that really takes our fancy until we come to Manchester House, when we feel as happy as if in a city.” *. i l The man who is instrumental in getting a footpath formed from Manchester House to Victoria Park will stand a g chance of going to the top of the poll at next election.” Being interested in many of the above remarks I thank you for your kind expressions, and will be glad to show you some of the Bargains to be had at Manchester House. EDMUND OSBORNE.

INTBR-OOMMUNIC ation . Fob the North— A train leaves Foxton daily at 9 a.m. for Palmerston, Wanganui and Napier* • For New Plymouth the through trains ton daily* For gandon a train leaves Foxton at B.op.m* on MondayeandFridays, and 1,30 p.m on Wednesday. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays a train leaves Foxton at 3.10 p.m. for the North. FaoM 9BS Nobth— Trains arrive at Foxton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6.43 p.m., and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1.10 p.m- ---‘ and 8.20 p-m. Th* train leaves Sandon on Wednesday eat 7.30 am., and on Mondays and Fridays at 9.30 a.ra., arriving at Foxton on Wednesdays at 10 a.m. and on Mondays and Fridays at noon. f n ran South—- * coach leaves Whyte’s Hotel every morning at 5.80 a.m. for Shannon, connecting with the down train to Otaki and Wellington. The coach also connects with the up train from Wellington. , (pha s.s. Queen of the South leaves the * Foxton wharf for Wellington on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, circumstances permitting. officiaiTdibectob*. BTttttSDiAßt • Magistrate— Alfred Greenfield, Esq. CUB* Of the Court— Constable Forster. JO3WMB „ „ ' B. S. Thynne, F. Robinson, A. Fraser and Dr. Bennet. ®O»OS*R—” 1. S. Tbynno. Fobthastib— A. D. Clemett. EsaisißAS or Births, Deaths and Mae- . . BIASES— A. D. Clemett. IlitOß P. J. Hennessy. Tows CiißK Alt. Fraser. Busb Soaoon, Foxton— Headmaster, W. S. Stewart; Com xbittee, Mr T. Westwood (Chair man) and Messrs F. E. Jenks A. D. Clemett, W. Robinson, H Austin, Geo. Coley, H. Bradoock Rev. H. F. Wilson, and S. H Baker (secretary) imiOMHASTEB AND WHAItfINOEB J .Rodie: