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Manawatu Herald, Volume I, Issue 7, 17 September 1878, Page 3

J Shipping. .'•^:-\V nP HE Fast and 1 Favorite S.S. ■<a«^.*.-»&£@ißP T U I, Irudes regularly from the Port of FOXTON for WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON & KAIKOURA. The above steamer possesses superior accommodotion, and carries an experienced Stewardess, &c. ' FARE 3: Single—To Wellington or Lyttelton Saloon, £1 5s £3 10s Steerage, 15s £2 10s Return— To Wellington or Lyttelton Saloon, £2 £6 Steerage, £1 5s £4 For freight or passage apply to THYNNE, LINTON, & CO., Agents, Foxton. Passengers are requested to obtain their tickets at the office. NOTICE. The Dates and Hours of Sailing of the above steamer will be regularly POSTED at the TELEGRAPH J FICES of Palmerston and Feildin°\ o THYNNE, LINTON, & CO., Agents. FOR WELLINGTON .DIRECT. -i n> 'j HE N. Z. S. S. JSf^^TuV^- Cob fast and ■ii'Vi, iuiwfaf&hr- favorite s.s. storm: bird, Captain Doile, "Will leave Foxton for Wellington on THURSDAY MORNING. For freight or passage, apply to J. W. LIDDELL, Agent. GENUINE SALE OP FOXTON LAND. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. AT the request of several pur« chasers, I have cut up my TOWN SECTIONS IN FOXTON, which are situate in the very centre of the town, fronting the main street, and fronting another street running parallel with it. These sections are situate between Whyte's Hotel and the Court House towards the main street, and between the Court House and Hillen's Hotel towards the Avenue ; and between the Tublic Hall and Hillen's Hotel towards the new street. THIS WILL BE NO BOGUS SALE 1 nor assumed town sections, but a real and genuine sale of VALUABLE BUILDING SITE^, situated close to the wharf, and close to tho principal business houses in Foxton. The advertiser would direct special attention to the fact that Buyers are often misled by unscrupulous advertisers, who call suburban sections town sections ; and often cut up large country sections and call them building sites, and thus hinder the prosperity of an otherwise flourishing township. The undersigned, wishing to obviate this, and give Foxton a fair chance, uas prepared plans, showing every particular regarding his mud. -j >yhi<;h .will bo placed in the market at i an eariy dato,~of which duo notice i will bO '•JY'-'it. I ' j?. LOUBON. N O T I C 13 . H BROWN wishes to inform the • Publio of Foxton that he is still carrying on business. H. Bkown has not lately gone through the Bankruptcy Court, and is in the business, paying everj man 20s in the pound. The premises he is in belong to himself, and he ex« pects all his customers and the public to keep to the man who does fair to all. HEJNRY DROWN TO LET, A FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE, with tank, well, outhouses, and every convenience Apply to A. J. WfIYTE, Whyte's Hotel, Foxton; FOXTON SAWMILL. TMM BElt-M ERCHANTS, BUILD--1 ERB, and OTHERS, are respectfully informed that the Foxton Sawmill, now in course of erection on the Manawatu River, about ten miles above the Township, will be ready to supply UIMTJ, M ATAI, and KAIKATEA (white anc yellow), in about two months from date. Vessels of 9 feet draught can load j at the Mill. ' J. M'BETH. 12th September.