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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 6, 12 September 1879, Page 3

E. * METAED, (erom geneva), ETMAKER AND JEWELLER. .MERKTON /ND FEILDINQ. is Exliitition. 1367. Admitted— London, 1862; Vienna, 1873. NEVA WATCH HK in G-REAT VARIEI Y Ai>o, SELECTED STOCK OF JEWELRY". ■on of Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, skilfully repaired. i .. QNS A L E By the undersigned, At Family Wholesale Prices, At their . STORES IN FOXTON & PALMEBSTO" Flour Pollard^aiid Bran Bacon Hams Oats Chaff Teas Sugars Sauces Pickles Kerosene Candles] Wool-packs Coinsacks Nails Spouting AVhiteleads Oils Eice Cornflour Fencing Wire Staples Scrim Paper Ale, Wise, akd Spirits, &c, &c, &r-j THYNNE, LINTON & CO. Country Produce bought ,and sold ,04 commission, or for cash. ■.>' ~. : [ \ ' A. S. E ASTON BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally that he is carrying on at his premises, Main street, Foxton, the business o£ a Butchei*, and supplies Prime. Meat. of every description aj; current prices. A. S. E. would only refer to the .long experience the Foxton and sur* rounding residents have had of him ; and trusts by strict attention to business, and selling only the very best of meat, to obtain a continuance of their patronage. Sausages, Germans, ox feet, and all other kinds of small good? on sale. , Families waited on for orders and shipping supplied. Note the address — A. S . EABTON,! T (^BUTCHER, Main street j Foxton. MILLINERY akd DRE^SM AtvEE MRS L. H. BUEE, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, BEGS to., inform the,, Lad-ies of Foxton and surrounding Districts, that she, is prejpa,red / tp.execute ) _ Millinery and Dressmaking in all.the latest fashions, .an,d in the best t style, at moderate prices. ' 1 ' ■ Note the a'ddrese— '" : ' ! ' : - ■•■■ ■'- MRS L. H. BUER, .MIL.LIIT.ER AND DR E S S^MAKEI?, Main street, Foxton. £1 RKWAED."^ ,i NY PERSON who- can point out the POSITION* OF ANY -TRUCK covered by the sand oh ; the Beach, ex] Hydrabad, will fee paid uNE POUND (£1) REWARD for each TRUC^poiuted out. AppFf'to jas. h: gibbon, .Whyte's Hotel. "toTet, VTOEMANBY HOUSE, furnished, with garden, outh-riuses, &o.' 'P08" session given 22nd inst. t Eor particulars,-apply to F. LOUDON. j .:-"'>;■■ :■■",>■■■)> FOXTON STATE SCHOOL. "XTOW that there is ample accom--L^l mo.dation for the educational' requirements of the district, and also an* increase of teaching power, parents are ?■ "requested to sen^ their ; children to sohodl regularly r ; : and those parents who have-not hitherto sen£ their children, are earnestly requested to do so, to prev<3ntthe unpleasant necessity of enforcing the pomipulsory clause of " The Educa"tiori Act] 1877."' r! J.iu<^oi~ i ALEXANDER „ GRAY, ; ; Chairman Sch'oql.'Oftmniittee.'' '; ? J [OARti.]- ■' :i p F. HAWKINS,- 'Barrister-at-vX. law, Solicitor, Conveyancer, . MRS. WAKEPrELD's^PALMERSTO*. ' ■■'■■■'' : C ii '-rrtr'.li -^I/.VA i c.'A Foxton and Foilding Courts attended? J Eetainer by telegram attended to. &■■ 'another bakee." 1 ° -rnHK* Undersigned, having rented vl;.j Me Bakery, in Avenue --street ■;, will commence business on, Monday, , in the abbve line,' and hope'tfto r^c^iVe a fdii'Ashare. of the trade,, - |# Mm* oaottoight, m,