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Manawatu Herald, 22 November 1889, Page 2

\T O T I 0 E The Owners of the S. S. "IVY" Are now prepared to carry Passenger and Oargo n-t and down the Manawatu River. For freight, &c, apply to A. JONSON, On board. FOXTON TO WELLINGTON. •JIHE S.S. NAPIEB, CAPTAIN FRASER, will leave Wellington every Mon day, anc! Thursday; Foxton, every Wednesday and Saturday. F, K. YOUNG, Agent. FOR WELLINGTON. r PHE splendid screw steamer " QL T EEN OF THE SOUTH." , Captain E. Harvey, Leaves '■ Foxton every TrjKSD •y, Thi'rsday, and Satukday. For tVeighf, and passage money apply to F. K. YOUNG," Agfinfc. N.B.— The above stpamer ha s splendid passeuger accomodat'o here being a separate ladiessalo o n [A Caep.] ly/iE A. SOUTHEY BAKER Of Palmerston North, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, A thoroughly competent Law Cl^rk will attend a Foston pvery Tuead y evening and all Wednesday, for the despatch of all Laud Transfer work and common Law, and will take iu> ■tractions for Court business. Mr Baker will attend personally whenever required. MONEY To Lend in any snms to suit borrow •rs at current rates, and with promp titudc. Mr Bakek will be gtod Jo give in-'* tending applicauts all \ articulars fiee of charge. ANCHOR S.S. COM I' ANY OF NELSON. OWNERS of steamers Charles Edward, Kennedy, Murray, Waverley, and Aoreve, trading between NelHon, Wellington, Wanganui, Voxtoi\, Rangitikei, Patea, Westporl, Greyraouth, and okitika. Proprietors of the nchor Foundry" All kinds of Engineering Work, Smith Work, Marine and General Repairs and Construction undert ken. Westport and Gveyniouth coal delivered in cargoes of fifty 1o one hundred tone at lowest current rnte3. I'jxtOQ agents — Messrs McMi^lak, Rhodeb & Co. BtDgitikei Agent-r- . Mb ArrHOR Amo». J. H. COCK A CO.,