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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 17 June 1890, Page 3

;J.. JTQE..TOS... Grocer, Fruiterer, c , Greengrocer, and Importer of Teas. Main Street, Foxton. W. W. BACON, se Main Street, Foxton. s Builder, Millwright, &c. >•■ Planf and prices given for all kinds h of work. Jan. ___ • •• •• i * ■ftablisheai^rO, MJWI lf)UCt fIUABANIEED BY THE STATfi, ftOW ntBMIUMS and tiABQM lONUSEB. I * «ht eira of this bepartmant hu been to I"«TMf LlTe lofenranM at the minimum coat competiblfl wit&'safetjr. It doei not charge its polioy-bolders nnneceisMrily larga premiums ia order to enable it sobseqnently to att»6t ttae icaorant by the glitter of increased UaoMe, The premiiimi which it char* ei are lh« loweet compatible with prfrfect Utity, 1 ud are lew than the participating rates of any other office doing bnciness in Australasia la jpite of tali fact, at the last raluatioa (Deomber, 1865) the aswts of tbe office were foaai to exceed tbe liabilities by no lots a •JfJSJ *!»»•» «242»000 starling -A . reenit due to economy of manase* ; mmnt and tow rrtortallty.. RtBSBMT FUNDS oirer ONE AKDiA HALF •■ • „ .' unVtxoH gourds. AimUAS QfOOKßeieeeds d»62,06p. m . .-. *W.PRANKLAND,P.IA.» • ftHmoiißiomr aod Got*. Actual <■•■> • "It comes aa a boon and * blessing to . know, . # :l • Tha» Sf ARTUP" makes boots with un. kickable toes." : S. StAETUP BEGS to" inform the Public of Foxton and Inhabitants ot Surrounding District that he has just opened 'he TEMPLE CHAM BEES, MAIN STREET, FOXTON, With a first olaes stock' of Boots and Shoe»i which he intends sellicg at his noted Wellington prices. CALL ANb SEE. ; Infanta Boots Is 6d Ladlog' Splondid Walking Shoes 7s 6d Youth's Boota from 7h 6d Mtn's Canvas Shoes 6s 6d . MeVn iTax.tiefa-ders'lsß 6d Inspection invited beford purchasing elsew^erey and sa,^e yonr hard-earned cash by purohnsiner Boots and Shoos for yourwives and little, ones ut . '•" : STA«TUP'B, Temple Chambers, ■ «,:»•»• Main Streee, Foxton. 'PH^ .QfcHER ' JXOUS-E sas now to offer to >he Public , , . Some Good Lines in Oroceries, Fruit, Stationery, and Fancy Goods, Crockery, &c. STATIONER V Jo«jrnala;; fixtf; •" Fashion. Books, Birthday Cards and ■■. Booklets, -BlotImg Paper, Foolscap, Ball-point* Pens, Magnum- Bonum; and Nibs, With all School Requisites. .••'■ •■■ ■ • • Agent for Ayre's Herbal Medieiaes, Riclrtet & Nanftestad's Flour, Can- *' Utbury Tithes,*' Auckland' Weekly JVW*j Watchman and. Advocate." • • Liftfnscd to fleil Stamps. »*. ■' •.« ■■• • • ' ' ••' : "■ ' ' ' B.'ttoLEAk . \ ,f .. . :»%■■:* - ♦> r «^ •PORTRAITS ! PORTRAITS ! MR KIRKWOOD begs to announce that his Studio is now open for the production of all kinds of Pictnres. Having lately puqchaeea" New and Expensive Instruments, >"he is now able to turn, out Better and more Artistic Woik'thto on. -former 'visits." ENLARGED- BHOTOGKAPHS A ;• SPECIALITY. Aw»i3ed Fitat Prize Jubilee Exhibi- ... .; ..^ tion. ' • • Large jPHc^os of Family Groups, Views of floirees, &0., taken in any part of the district. All P^twei Beautifully Enamelled and Finished in a First Glass Style. , , $OTS TKK Ai)DBEBS — ■; v\ CLtDE BTHEEST. ••" ,*i ....■•■ . ■ ■ •.. h . „vv Chimney-Sweep and Night- ( .. ; man.-.. ; ,\.v: ; . MAiN-3;rjtEET,.Fojyofl:, / -: L x (Next to Aberdeen Bouie.) - l