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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 89, 2 July 1880, Page 3

\ FOXTON BAKERS. , piitsT atr^nir bread, guaranteed full weight, at QO. PJSR 41b LOAF, FOR CASB. JOHN W. LIDDELL, Mainvstreet, Foxtoc NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS. A CCOUJSTS aro rendered montli- *"*■ ly, and all accounts not settled by 10th of following month will be closed. J. W. LIDDELL. Foxton, April 5, 1880. PUBLIC NOTICE TO THE RESI DENTS OF OTAKI AND FOXTON. I tho Undersigned, am prepared ) to CART GOODS between Otaki :md Foxfcun. All orders promptly executed. GEORGE OOLEY, Carter, Foxton. NOTICE TO STOREKEEPERS AND 01 HERS. f THE UNDERSIGNED, nm preAj pared to cart goods between Poxton and Ot<«ki at tho rate of £2 5i per ton. ! All orders punctually attended to. i W. H. RKEVR, ; Carter. | Foxton, 23rd February. W. G. ROBINSON, COMMISSION AGENT Foxton, I House, Land, and Estate Agent. Certificated Accountant [in J Bankruptcy. ; j Agent for Tho National Fire and I Marine Insurance Company of I New Zealand. ; PRINCESS FAMILY HOTEL, I Ma t X- STREET, Palmerston JNorth. I AY. DEARDS, - • Proprietor. i rpUE above-named houfio ia well■l- known throughout tho Prorin- ; cial District of Wellington. 1 • Travellers from Wellington, Nal pier, Wairarapa j and Wangtinui, . can alight at the house, tlio coaches ! pnssingr the door, arid tho Terracn | Fnd Railway Station being immej diately opposite. j Tho internal arrangements are • under the management of an ex- . perieneed Housekeeper, and the ; cellar and bar aro looked after by ' : the Proprietor, who is ablo from his long Colonial experience to guarantee that nothing but (he best will be j kept in the establishment^ | TO THE FOXTON PUBLIC. ! .TAxMeTdUNN, DEJIUKh to inform tho public of Foxlon and surrounding districts that he has started business as a Tailor at tho room above tho Keudy Mouey Store, where orders may bo left, and will be promptly executed. I \Y. SCHIPPEK, "VTyTATCHMiKBR & JEWELLER, \V Aiainstrcet, Foxtou. , (Opposite Whyte's Hotel.) Watches and Clocks repaired on ' reasonable terms. FOR SALE. rnHE BAINESSE ESTATE, | A comprising 1378^ acres of splen- ! did land, with or without stock ; or I it will bo sold in lots of 100 acres or upwards, to suit purchasers. The Estate is situated 10 miles ! from the Port of Foxton, and has two miles of frontage to tho Ma"na» watu-Wangamti Railway, with, the Bainosse 15 ail way station close to tho Homestead. Intending purchasers need only see the land to bo convinced that ite quality is excellent, aud the stock comprises seme of the best and purest Shorthorn Cattle in Now Zea- , land. The Homostead and Farm Buildings aro complete. For further, particulars, apply to 11. MACK', Esq., Wellington. Or to O. SIMPSON, i'ainesse, Foxton. I FOXTON BUTCHERY. A' RTHTJR LOVEJOY desires ,j infurm the public of Foxlon i that he lias taken over the above j well- known butchering from Mr F. W. Hodder, and hopes, by strict attention to tho business, to obtain a share of public patronage Families waited on daily for orders* Shipping supplied. Tripe, saußages, and all other small goods always on hand. ARTHUR LOVEJOY, Wholesale akd Family Bvtchix <Opf>oait«> AJhytoVHot^^ FOXTOJT.