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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 39, 9 January 1880, Page 4

A L'STitALIAN^UJTUA I . PROVIDE NT ->OCIHTV, Estal;!i,!:(«i ]840. l ? or liifo Assurjince on tlio Macual i J:'iincijlc-. New Zealand liranch Office : I CUSTOJI HuL'Sii Q JAY, WI'LU-NOTOX. ! .•\.:iUMI I'fveiMi. 1 cXLV.rJi :'■ i:M,'"OO j I N 1 E.\ 1)1 NG Assurers will \>l aso *• ntto particularly tht> name vi this the Oldest Established Life Office in the Colonies. The similarity of Title assumed by some of the New offices may lead to mistake. Prospectuses, forms of proposal, and all other information may be obtained on application to the underpinned. 'i'HYNNE, LIN'TON & Co., Agents for Foxton. . rnUE NLW ZEALAND LOAN AND J_ MEKCANIILB AGENCY & CO "(Limited). Capital „ .. £3,000,000 The Company make advances on s'jslions, on stock, on growing clips of wool, and on other produce ; and receives consignments of wool, hemp, grain, tallow, preserved tneuis leather, horns, &c, for sale hi London on commission at rales which may be learned on applicntion at the Company's office. I H. H. LANG, Pro A.gent, Offices and Stores — Custom House Quay, next Plinimer'sJ Wharf, Wellington. Further information may he obtained from the Agents of the Bask of New Zbaland, at FOXTON and PALMERSTON. W. G. ROBINSON, COMMISSION AGENT, Foxton, House, Land, and Estate Agent. Books kept and debts collected. Foxtou Agent for Nationnl Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. WH. A h DOEF Surveyor, Foxton. Licensed undev the Land Transfer Act. Boundary surveys. Estates pubdivided into small farms or townships, &c. All work guaranteed. All orders left with Mr W. GK Hobinson, Foxton, will receive prompt - attention.

VICTORIA HOUSIi,! WAXGANUI. \ , j PL] LX DLL',, J'l U AIMUi, SILK MKi.C;'.!'., : U I JIAHEIiDASHEK, lIATTKII, IToSIEJt. | Glovku, j TA 1 LOU A S i) CM/rili-li, SIIIUT AlAlvEtt, lIABIT MaKEU, GENERAL OUTFITTER. IMPORTER DIRECT OF Millinery Linens, Cottons Straw Goods Woollens, Flannels Flowers, feathers Blankets, hosiery Ribbons, silks Underclothing Satins, stuffs Hosiery and British & Foreign Fabrics Household drapery of every description. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. Country Orders executed with the utmost care and despatch, under per* sonil supervision. PETER BELL, VICTORIA HOUSE, ■Wangajui. VICTORIA HOUSE WANGANUI. PETERIELL'S (V AI L 0 It ING DEPARTMENT L Ts now undor the able management of MR AITOHISON OLIVER (Late of Auckland.) Mr Oliver is a first-class Cutter, and has an efficient staff of good workmen. P. BELL has every confidence, therefore, in soliciting the favours of gentlemen resident in these districts for this department, assured that every satisfaction will be given in STYLE, \FITfS WORKMANSHIP, AND REASONABLE CHARGES. Every Garment is Warranted Shrunk, and (what is very important) j HAND- SE H N THR 0 UGUO UT. . Patterns sent Free by Post, with instructions for self- measurement. PKTEK BELL'S TAILORING DEPARTMENT (Eiding' Habits to order), VICTORIA HO S3 Wakgakut.

"THE MANAWATU HERALD" KEWSPAPEB AMD J)@B PfHWTUNG ©EFtCE ..JSSr__N?? r ly opposite tho Telegraph Office, j FOXTO N Proprietors have much pleasure in stating ""that-^ they have imported a first-class Newspaper and Jobbing Plant, they are in a position to turn out work with Neatness and Despatch. They would also state that having secured the most modern Machinery, they are prepared to turn out work at Wellington prices, and Customers may, therefore, rely on having their orders punctually attended to. . . ' "We direct attention to the following: Pamphlets Catalogues Society Rules Ball^Programnies Show Cards Business Cards . w _ v Visiting Cards AND p«NAM6NTAL EXECUTED WITH JjIEATNESS, Posters " Handbills Bags and Wrapping Papers printed Billheads Law Forms '■■:'*. .Receipt Books Fancy Show Cards &c. &c. &c. In Ho nEvlr&SlftPn i v ntuicnu^ vITiUL) FOXTONEUSSEIi BEOS. j Proprietors