Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 19 November 1889, Page 3

I diffe-ent s»zes, for families and hoteT j purposes. It is also n.ade both $g& I F<yr fonUiv.mfitm of reading ma ter see j fourth page. ■ jC 0 X TON O A ICE BY MAIN-STBEET, FOXTON. J 3S T . WALLS beg* to notify that having pm chased ihe Biisin- sa of the Co-operative Bakry Company, of which he was tnauager f r maty years, he is now prepaied 10 deliver .Bread daily, at Lowest Cash Prices. .Small Goods. Biscuits, Cakes, &c., j always on hand. J. N. WALLS. \\* 1U IL H AM , j BRICKLAYER, I FEILPING, Is prepaied to do all kinds of Brickwork in Foxton or Surrounding Dibtricts. j Ordovs left at Sir Mnsgrove's, • Avenue Eoad, will be promptly atj tended to. I I) 0 A T S FOR If I~lT£ ! j j As the boating reason is now opened the undarsigned offers his boats to th*» Public at the small sum OP ONE SHILLING PER HOT.tR. Allowance made by the day. Fishinp; parries supplied with lines. Seven boats (sailing and pulling) to select from. J. HILLARY. W. J. LAWREIGE. PAINTER, GLAZIER GBAINER, PAPER HANflEfi, SIGN WRITER, i: HOUSF.DECOSATOK. Ksfcimace-J given, and all orders prompt, y attended to. l.'rders left ni Stsu-tup's bootshop wi I be promptly attended to. COAL COAL COAL THE GREY VALLEY COAL COMPANY (Limited), GBEYMOUTH, LJTAYE the thii d shipment of their celebrated Greymouth Coal io arrive on the 4th instant per s.s. Kennedy. Regular Shipments constantly to arrive. For foil particulars apply to the i t Agents READY M6NEY STORE. FOXTON. TO HEMP- MIL lERS rp FIE Undersigtied is now prepared to give the HIGi EST PRICE for Flax oi Good Quality, A. H. WYLDS, Palmerston North. ~ MEETIN G. A Meeting of thf-sa interested in clearing off the Debt on All Saints Church, is coi.ven d f»r WEDNESDAY Evening Next i2oth November), at the Town Clerks Office, at 7.80 p.m. A. S. EASTON, Parishioners Churchwarden. FBIDAY, 22np KOVEMBER, 1889. ESTATE of JOSEPH LAWSON, Deciusbp. VALUABLE TOWN SECTION, FOXTON. MESSRS J. H. BETIITINE & CO. have been favoured with instructions from R. C. Hammerton, Esq., Public Trustee, to sell by public auction, at their rooms, Featherston-street, Wellington, on Friday, 22nd November, at 2 o'clock — All that first-class allotment of land, section No. 134, town of Foxton, containing 8 roods 29 perches having a frontage of 125 links to the public road by a depth varying from 742 to 754 links, and adjoining the property of the children of T. U. Cook. For furthw particulars, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS