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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 279, 12 July 1889, Page 1

s. j W . MAX LE V < Has opened an OYSTER O OUPPfi ULSTER CX OXTPPa SALOON in temporary prerai-es is, WHYTE'S SAMPLE ROOMS, FOXTOI or Fresh and Salt Fish a^ys on ham [JENEY "HRADCOCK CAETEE. I am now prepared to do any cart ing about the town that may be re *• quired. Orders promptly attended to. THE SKATING EINK Is dow open at the PUBLIC HALL Open On WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. In Each Wetk Open from 2.80 to 5 p.m : and 7 to 10 p.m. Admission to hall 6d. Persons finding sk»tes, Is. Persons wanting skates Is per hour. A* ter Wednesday quarterly tickets will be issued. J, HILLARY. LOUIS I EVIEN 1 HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCO-NL-T. LADIES HAIR WORKED TO ORDER. Hair Cutting — 0 c shilling. Shampooing —One shilling Shaw g— Sixpence. . Contracts oan be made by the i month or quarter. , All kinds of Tob iccos, Cigars, and \ Fancy Goods on band and for sale, j Teeth carefully extracted by Professor Levien. MAIN STREET ...... FOXTON. \ Opposite Whyte's Hotel. j 4 NDREW I ONSON, • Cabinet-inaker & Carpenter, AVENUE, FOXTON, Beg* to notify that he has resumed business, and trußts to receive th«* Bupport previously given him. j THE "TEIUMPH" WINDMILL. fj^HIS Mill combines Efficiency -*■ and Durability. Its extreme simplicity renders it capable of being supplied at a lower cost than any ot er Mill. It is fitted with a specially adapted force-pump, wJth a lift cone valve faced with rubber, which holds water absolutely and las-s much longer tha i a leather valve. WITH STAND 12ft HIGH AND PUMP COMPLETE - 6ft Mill ' . . . . £8 10s Bft Mill £10 10s 9ft Mill . . . . £12 10s Can be fitted on any well or pump. State size oi pipe when ordering, D. DUNN, Junr., Manufacturer, Lncoln ( hristchurcu. IHYNNE, LINTON & CO. Agents. TTa mpbellt o w n Mr James Canning is acting as my agent for Camperltown and dis. trict, and he has authority to receive aU subscriptions to paper and to take instructions for advertisements and job printing-, :;.- - \- i^ *■"< ■•'' • :? ERNEST S. THYNNE, Proprietor Manawata Herald.