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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 7 March 1891, Page 4

Easpberry Syrup, ' I\EIS Season 'r wake is now ready. Onlv a Limited Quantity enn be supplied. RICHARD GRAY, NoL'bitm Boad. .OI o»n "4"* £L P or ay t0 he Irm( * e ty S&JL <^ * persons of either sex, in their owrt localities, at work for us. New business. AH nieet with wonderful success. Anyone can u'o the work. You don't need calpital, or about the same as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. But you can make a snug Jittlfi fortune honourably and easily. The employment is particularly adopted to the region in which this publication circulates. I3oyt and girls eanr nearly as much as men. 1 nil particulars? and instructions mailed free. Now is the time— don't delay, but v.'iite to us at once. Minson tv Co., Portland, Maine, United Slates--. WHYTE'S HOTEL, F O X T 0 N. J. I~\. S T A S S ELL, PROPRIETOR. Lately Propri" lor of— Burke's J ass Hotel, Criterion H<»tel, Timnru, and the Marine Eetreat Pctone. Billiard Boom, Gord Stabling, nnd every convenience. Strnhan's Duiiulin Peer always on tap. The Stabling is now under my iWq chnrgo. Evny care nnd attention will 1 e given. Tloivps and Bo«. v giei id- hire. ffanawatu Hotel, AVENUE ROAD, FOXTON. j ROBERT CAWKTON •• Proprietor. Lato of (Eoyal Oak Uo'el, Carterton.) HAYING taken over the above Hotel, will hope, by strict atenijnti Bnsinrs 0 , to merit a iair share of patronage. None but the Best Wines, Ale, and Spirits kept. Stap'es' XXXX Berr always on tap. The Eoyal Mail Coach leaves the Hotel daily at G a in. for Kereru, to catch the train for Welli ton. HTHE OTHER JJOUSE Has now to offer to the Public Some Good Lixes in Groceries, Fruit, Stationery, and Fancy Good.;, Crockery, &a. ST AT IONERV Journals and Fashion Books, Birthday Cards and Booklets, Blotting Paper, Foolscap, Ball-point Pens, Magnum Bonum, and Nibs, with all School Requisites. Agent for Ayre's Herbal Medicines, Richter & Nannestad's Flour, Canterbury 2itneß, Auckland Weekly Ifewi, Watchman and Advocate. Licensed to sell Stamps. r. McLean. First-class Tailoring AT THE CENTRE OF COMMERCE, FOXTON. CDMUND OSBOENE, being de\2t sirous that the inhabitants of the Manawatu District should know that he has secured the services of THE BEST CUTTER AND TAILOR IN THE DISTRICT (in the person of Mr James Mackie), is prepared to challenge any person carrying on business within a radins of 100 miles of Foxton, or will subscribe liberally towards any Prize that may be offered to the man who will Out and Make (giving the best Fit and Workmanship) a SUIT OP CLOTHES that will win the greatest number of points (to be awarded by experts in the Tailoring). MR MACKIE is prepared to Prove his Aoilities in every Order entrusted to his care at the CENTRE OV COMMERCE, FOXTON. j toMCJNO OSKORNE '