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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 25 March 1890, Page 1

J-J-U !J— il-U I.JW-L -■— !■■■■ : .J ,t-....^— '.■■.'- B. H.BAKBER, EISGIN' ER, and GENERAL BLACKSMITHMAIN S MEET : • . . FOXTON. A GOOD SHOER KEPT. T7ILAXMII L' BS: can have all re- -"" ! pni-a execu ed quickly and at Reasonable Prices. ■ VaolvihgT Retl anil White Lead,! and Insertion Kept in stock. Piping Cut'dnd Screwed. A f-KNT TOT! ' T H 6'SlfA S P 0 W 1 C K ■ S' ; ii'.xr-filsiov Flux Stripper." FOXTON VETERINAUY FORGE, p E,O RG E " "O OBINS ON, BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER All kinds of General Blakosmithing work executed with despatch and care. ... The Oldest Established Blacksmith ' in the District.. . rp 0 FLA X-D R E S S E R 8. Oue of Mr Walter Brown's im. proved Flax Strippw's can be seen by those inteiested in the Flax induatry, »t the i^eady Money Main Stref.t, Foxton. Mr Brown claims for his machine, —SECOND TO NONE. C. W. SAMUEL, I I{. M. Store, .^grnt. THE "TBIUMPH"' WINDMILL. n^HIS Mill comoines Efficiency •"- and Durability. Its extreme simplicity renders ib ynpable of being supplied at a lower cost than any oter Mill. It is fitlod with a specially adnpted force-pump, with a lift cone valve fnced with rubber, which holds water absolutely and las's much longer than a leather \ alve. WITH STAND 12w HIGH AND PUMP COMPLETE6ft Mill . . . . ' £8 10s ■ Sit Mill „. .. £10 10s Oft Mill .... ... jt"l2 10s Can lie fitted on imy^wcllor pump. State 'size ot.pipe when ordering. D: DUNN, Juxr, Mrtm.l'Hcturev, Lincoln I,'liristchurcu. THYNNE. LINTON & CO. Ag-en'tP. Waste Paper. '■^OOD eleau WASTE PAPKII .Or • ' ■ • ■•: ;•• o ii sale.. Apply Hkhald Oilice, rOXTON TJ AXE R V | MAIN-STBEJET, FOXTON. j . .T N. WALI S begs to notify that, ! having purchased the Business pfthe ; Co operative Bakery Company, oi I which he was manager fi-r many yearn, he ia now prepiued to deliver Bread daily, at Lowest Cash .Prices. Small Goods, Biscuits ; Ca-kes .'• „-- -alwnys-on'hand ; ;- ; ;:':-.! .J- --' 'Jj-' l '"'^'-'-' '■' ' : - ?; ' ' •I. N. WALLS