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f 'WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. J# li» Stansell, PROPRIRTOB. Lately Proppi tor of — , Bnrke's Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, Timtiru, and the Marine Re'.reat Petone, Billiiivd Ro>m, Good Stabling, and every couvenionoe. None but the bes' Wtnos, Ales, and Liquors kept iv ktoek lanawa,tu Hotel, A V ENUB R O A 1), FOXTON. QNE of the Oldest and most Homely H< tele in the Manawatu. Noted for Good Ales, "Wines, and Spii it 3 ; 110:1.5 Lut the very best ke. t. (Tnder the Distinguished Patronage of the PRINCIPAL FLAX-MILLERS In the D.striot. T. P. WILLIAMS, Proprietor. C ° B "_& G ° Bradoook & G.\y have now established a Regular Cobb & Go's daily Couch between Foxton aud Keivru. The Coach !en o< Whyte's Hoi el at 0 a m, and counecttt with the up and down train from Wellington, tmd returns »ftor arrival of train at Kerern, arriving at Foxton at 12.00 p.m. Passenger* and parcels at reasonnhn rates. LIVERY AND BA T SI'4BLE". I>RADCOOK and GAY, the pro. y pneor* ot the duly co.ich, hay« now taken tbe Ktub.es'attached to Whyte's Hotel, and *re now prepared to supply Saddle 1 1 ones and Bupgies a*, reasonable chargos. I William CARTER. M»IN-BTBEET, FOXTON. I am now pieparod to do any carting aU ur the lo wn that may be m quiied. Orders prompt r attended to. E. C. S aE KMAN * C°COMMISSION AGENTS AND BHAREBR 0 K E It S , gTAR • CHAIIBIRS WII.UNOTON. C*«4««i th* tal*, fiurchane, < r Irttinp of pr«i>«rtiw* Agcucira ot jvr»y liaaciiptioa. Tba ■•Kdttatiou of loan*, •riitiatiunn, and TaUatium. Cuatoiaa, ahipping, forwarding •took, and station ageiieiea. Ibe purcha** a«4 m1« »( Shaiai iv public compaiiiei. Gooiif <«f «r*rjr dnorip inu for aettlrn, ■torakMpari, and oibara iv n-uHtry <Jiatriati. FLAX LAND.— \Xm h.ve t.veral blouka it* taitt Island which can !■• I«»a«d at Is )t»r a«r« »r purcluaed for 20», 01 anaiiua-mti-tt ««h b« uiad« Ni d«iv«r at ih« Mill a^ 12a p«r ion. Applications abould b* Ha<(« withu«t duUy. al«d«rat* chargvs and punctuality strisily obMrtsd. THE ]{a.v. Fatbkh Pattsssox will send post free to all benefactors I of a £l note f<>r his ntw < hurch, a ; composition of his own, Quartette I and Organ accompaniment, published I by Novello, i-wer * Co, London, i Address, ! REV, F, PATTERSON, ! P»lattntoo|Kertk.

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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 18 October 1889, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 18 October 1889, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 18 October 1889, Page 1

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