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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 69, 20 April 1880, Page 3

PUBLIC itMtoQ -TO ffIBDB BEBIDENT6 OJ^AXi ANfr tfOXTOjr. ' I the Underfiifened, am* prepared , jto CART GOODS between Otaki and Foxton. AH orders promptly executed. - GEORGE OOLET, Garter, Station. NOTIOR ! TO STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. T TBfr'UNDEuilGtfEl>,ampre. i-j $&&<! to' oar); goods between Foston jMid OUci at the rate of £2 sspe*,ton. All orders punctually attended to. W. H. EEEVE, Carter. Foxtoo, 23rd February. F. K. CEO WTHER'S ESTATE. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ALL ACCOUNTS due to # the above estate must be paid at once to the undersigned, at the offices of Messrs Thynne, Linton & Co., Foxton. ERNEST S. THYNNE, Trustee. W. G. ROBINSON, COMMISSION AGENT, FOXTON, House, Land, and Estate Agent. Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy. Agent for The National Fire and Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand. pEOOF OF DEBT FORMB FOR SALE. EUSSELL BEOS., " Manawatu Herald Office, FOXTON BUTCHERY. ' A RTHUR LOVEJOY desires to la. inform the public of Foxton that he has taken over the above well-known butchering business from Mr F. W. Hodder, and hopes, by strict attention to the business, to obtain a share of public patronageFamilies waited on daily for orders. Shipping supplied. Tripe, sausages, and all other small goods always on- hand. AETHUE LOVEJOY, Wholesale and Family Butcher, I (Opposite Whyte's Hotel), TO THE FOXTON PUBLIC. JAMEJfbIJNN, DESIRES to inform the public of Foxton and surrounding districts that he has started business as a Tailor at the room above the Ready Money Store, where orders may be left, and will be promptly executed. TT7 H. ALZDOEF, Surveyor, Foxton. Licensed undet the Land Transfer Act. Boundary surveys. Estates subdivided into small farms or townships, &c. All work guaranteed. All orders left with Mr W. GK Robinson, Foxton, will receiw jpwmpt attention. ; XOSEPH DEAN AND CO d FELLMONGERS, (Near Mr C. Symons' Residence*): j Soxroar. Cash Purchasers of Wool, Sxnr« # ! Wool Scoured upon commission, I as follows: — Fleeced Wool, l£4per lb., scoured weights, Locks arid Pieces, l£d do do TO THE SETTLES OF CAMPBELL* TOWN AND SURROUNDING DISTEICTS. ■"■"""• ■ TBULL is about to commence « Brickmaking and Bricklaying at once. Brickwoxk executed at the most reasonable prices. T. B. also informs the settler! of Foxton that he will execute all kinds of brickwork at lowest* urrent rates. ■ • : All orders left at T. Bull's, Tramway, Foxton, until further notice, will be punctually attended to. TO SETTLERS AND THE TBAVELUNG PUBLIC. T JOHN HARPER, of Otaki, A 9 have taken from W. Langley the house known as 4< The Working Men's Club." Travellers may expect to reoeive i the best of accommodation. JOHN HABPKB. Otaki, 25th February. yZaW viiwwfrwT M»re tom«liiab« %A\ .4fit*m* otfered and rearms %oA\__ ±4Jiib* mmdedtofMnhattn, buys it ( «t a lower price, being of inferior qualify, and, con* •equentlr, m*k#a « larger prmt. To avoid thu, ana receive a good article in COFFEB and PEPPER, tukfor "CREASE'S," and •cc that the na«*s,« <w th# package Compared with any othw f fcwMW. m thf Colony, it is not to be equaUid. Sold in Tint by the prme^dl Stortietfert I throughout tin wriot. ■r f t : '