JWIYTE'S HOTEL j V 0 X T 0 K. « a J\ !?• S T A N S EL L, P II O 1' R I E T O R. Lately Proprietor of— Burkes Pass Hotel, Criterion Hotel, Timarn, and the Marine Retreat Petone. Billiard Room, Good Stabling, and every convenience. None but the best Winep. Ale?, and Liquors kept in stwek. c oB ; i& c ° Bbadcock & Gay have now established a Regular Cobb & Go's daily CoHrh between Foxton nnd Kerrru. The Conch' 'ea-.e* Wliyte's Hoel at 0 am, and connnts v .th the up and down tiain from "Wi.llinglou, mid returns ».fier arrival of truin tit Kerern, artivijig at F xtun «t 12.30 i^Passengprs nt'd pai*cela at reason" able latcs. LIVERY AND BAIT SI^BLEP. BRADCOCK akd G^Y, the proprie'ors of the daily co'di, have now taken the Stables attached to Whyte's Hotel, and «:re now piepared to supply Saddle Torses and Buggies a 1 reasonable charges. T> ri QI-nSARMAN */"'iO. com'mlssion agi-.kts AND SHAEEB R OKE IX S , Stab Chambers ... ... Willington. Conduct the s.'Oe, purcbau 1 , or leMivg of ! properties Ageucies of cv» iy desc i{ -ti< n. 1 The npgotiatiou of loacs, ari kiatuus, uud ! valuations. Customs, shipping, forward iry ! stock, and station agencies, 't he purchnoe »nd sale of Shates iv public coniponies. Goods of every deccrip'ion for setlleis, storekeepers, and oihets iv tountij' districts. FLAX LAND.— We have Eeveral Wocks in t his Island which can leleaFul a* Is per f crcor purchapid for 20s, oi an»nj;cmci t= can be made <o <>. ivtr at ihe Mill at ]2sper icr. Ajplioations sip ntd he rr.a''e without d« lay. Moderate charg< s. ai:d punctuality strictly observed, | THE Rkv. Kather Patterson will send post fiee to all benefactors oi a £1 aote f r his new Church, a. composition of his own, Quart tte and Organ accompaniment, published by Novello, 1 wer & Co, London. Address, REV. F. PATTERSON, Pahuerstor. North, j if RE D T| OWAED PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCKAIAKER; AND JEWELLER. Main Street, Foxton. F. HOWAED begs to state that he will be away from Foxton for a few days on urgent business. On his return he will hold a Monster Clearing Sale, as he intends leaving Foxton. 10HN TIT ESTWOOD, BLACKSMITH am> gHOER. HALL STREET, FOXTON. All kinds of Hlacksmiibing cxc- | cuted with despatch and care. j ■ ; i TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE FOXTON DISTRICT The Phiik Brep CiiVriEßr>Ai.K Stauviox CHAMPION V^HAMPION is bred by Conqueror out '\j of Mv Honeyfields prize mare Princess which has never been beaten on a show ground. Champion is a rich bay, 5 years old, stands IG$ hands high, has immense bone, hair and muscle, and is thoroughly staunch and quiet in harness. For further pedigree see travelling cards Tkrms. Single mares £3, two or more as per i agreement Guarantee £4. Mares paddocked free of charge, till 31st December all care taken but no responsibility. for further mr UoiilHrs ftpjily to ! r, ft* J, MVMtiNK,
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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 10 January 1891, Page 1
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494Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 10 January 1891, Page 1
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