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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 102, 17 August 1880, Page 3

■ THYME, LUTTOir & CO., I I GENERAL MERCHANTS, 1 FOXTON AND PALMERS TON, ARE DIRECT IMPORTERS i OP THE BEST BEANDS OF ALES AND SPIRITS, IN CASE AND BULK, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF i Tea, Oilmen's Stores, and Groceries, &c, Having th* advantage of a Bonded Store, a large and well-selected Stock is alwa) s kept. DTEECT IMPORTERS FBOM THE SOUTH OF— FLOUR OATMEAL POLLARD BRAN GRASS SEEDS. ADVANCES MADE ON WOOL. fcf- TIMBER OF ALL KINDS ON HAND.

HS. PALMERBON, SURVEYOR, (Authorised and Licensed under the Transfer and Native Lands Acts), LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Land selected, bought, and sold on commission. Offices— Waldegrave's new building, the Square, Palmerston North. SHOEING AND GKNERAL SMITH. THOMAS LIND DESIRES to inform the inhabitants of Foxton and the surrounding districts that he has started business as a Shoeing and General \ Smith, opposite Wbyte's Hotel, ani . hopes to gain a share of public patronage. All work exeout*d with despatch. lUTR G. P. O O B B E, 1 TEACHER OF THE PTANOFORTB AND HARMONIUM, Foxton. , N.B. — Attends balls, concerts, &c. Instruments tuned. Tradesmen's [ books made up. 1 VIE. E. W. PERKINS, J BABRISTEK AND SOLICITOR, 1 The Square, ) Palmerston North. a T WHITE'S HOTEL, Working Men can have a pint of the very best Colonial Beer for 6<1., no matter what duty has to be paid by me. A. J. WHYTE, Proprietor. TTIOR SALE — Totara poets Straining posts House blocks Palings and shingles Firewood, Rata, Mitai, and Mixed wood. Terms cash. * Apply to Mr James M'Coll, Stoney Creek, Pajmeraton.