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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 54, 2 March 1880, Page 3

TO THE PUBLIC OF FOXTOK : AND SURROUNDING DIS TRICTS X T the request of a large num ber of settlor.', and with the vien of supplying a much felt want, w« hove determined to add to out business that of STATIONERS & BOOKSELLERS We have therefore laid in a wellselected Stock of Home and Office Stationery, which will be sold at low prices. The Stock includes — Writing paper — Tinted, goffered, and foreign, &c. Envelopes — Court (large and small), Ribbon, Brunswick, and plain Magnum bonum and other pens, by best makers Lead pencils Writing Inks — black, blue, and red Copying Ink Mordan's Prepared Gum, for office lise Elastic Bands— all sizes Music Paper Memorial cards Ladies' and Gents' Visiting Cards &c, &c, <be. SPECIAL. Koch's large MAPS of New Zealand, in four pieces, unmounted,fonly 12s, suitable either for school, office, or house SCHOOL REQUISITES. Royal Readers, Nos. 2 and 3 Sequel to Royal Reader No. 3 >t tt »> •■ ** Bowden's First Geography Phillips' Preparatory Atlas Exercise Books— large and small Colenso's Arithmetic Slates— all sizes Slate pencils Pen cases Pen Holders Color Boxes Faber's Ink Erasers &c., &c, &c. CHURCH BOOKS. Hymns (ancient and modern), with and without music Psalmc and Hymns, for use in Presbyterian Churches Orders received for HOME AND FOREIGN JOURNALS. RUSSELL BROS., Booksellers, Stationers, &c„ Foxton. PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. IBEG most respeccfully to announce to my old friend •} and the public of Foxton and districts, that I intend paying another professional visit on or about Ist March. From the unprecedented success I met with on the occasion of my last visit, I would remind those who will favor me wiih sittings that they will receive nothing but a first-class Portrait, as I intend to make special arrangements for the production of the same. Particulars in future advertisement J. KIRKWOOD, Photographer. WANTED to Purchase, about 30 store Steers and 20 Cows in calf. State particulars and price, delivered at Paiaka station, to Samuel Brown, contractor, Wellington.