Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 30 July 1889, Page 1

I'W. HARLEY i Has opened an fkYSTER O OUPPER ! SALOON j in temporary premises 1 WHYTE'S SAMPLE ROOMS, FOXTON. Fresh and Salt Fish a: ways on ha :d. I I ENRY 7) R ADC OCK, II ! > CARTER. I am now prepared to do any carting about the town that may be required. Orders prompt'y attended to. THE SKATING RINK Is now open at the PUBLIC HALL Open On WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. In Each Week f Open from 2.30 to 5 p.m : and 7 ! to 10 p.m. ( Admission to hall Gd. Persons (finding skates, ls. Persons wanting skates ls per liour, A'ter Wednesday quarterly tickets will be issued. J HILLARY. 1 ■ |T OUIS | EVIE N ' HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCOi NlftT. LADIES HAIR WOUKED TOORDER. j Hair Cutting — 0 e ..hilling. j Shampooing - One shilling j Shavi' g— -Sixpence. I Contracts can ba nii.de by the I month or quar er. i All kiuds of Tobaccos, Cigars, and i Faucy Goods on hand aud for sa e. j T-?eth carefully extracted by Pro- | fessor Levien. i MAIS STBEKT FOXTON. j I Opposite Whyte's Hotei.. i • NDREW | ONSON' 1 _. t * ? j Cabinet-maker k Carpenter, AVENUE, FOXTON. ! ____ I 1 Begs to notify that he ha resumed business, and trusts to receive thn I support previously given him. I THE "' TRIUMPH " WINDMILL. Tj"*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, with a lift cone valve faced with rubber, which holds water absolutely and lass much longer than a leatlier valve. WITH STAND 12ft HIGH AND < PUMP COMPLETE- i 6ft Mill . . . . £8 10s Bft Mill £10 10s 9ft Mill . . . . £12 10s Can be fitted on any well or pump. State size ot pipe when ordering. D. DUNN, Junr , Manufacturer, Lincoln ..hristchurcn. IHYNNE, LINTON & CO. Agents. HAMP BELLTOWN Mr James Canning is acting as my agent for Campeiltowu and dis. trict, and he has author ty to receive all subscriptions to paper and to take instructions for advertisements and job printing ERN. ST S. THYNNE, I roprietor Manawatu erald.