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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 8 September 1891, Page 2

FOX WELLINGTON. f a "* HE splendid serew-stQaniGr » QUEEN OF THE SOUTH-, Captain E. Harvisv, L"nvra Foxton every Toe«da\ Thuhsdav, and Satukpay. For freight and piUMPge money apply to F, H. YOUNG, Agent, Xt B The uliove htpamorhas splen did pass ngpv ooonvnodiitiou, there being to luclieH BaiQou H'TT". ASGllOli SS, COMPANY OF ■ KELSON OWNI3HS of ptpftmers Charlec Edward, Kennody, Munay, Wftvorley, arid Aororo, tr I'.liiw hotwo^n Nelson. Wellington, NVt«. to :nni.- l ? or.tpn, Iwinitftilci-i. Paten, WcjiporJt, Gveymonth, nnd Hnkiiiksi. Proprietors of tho Anchor Foundry All kinds of Engineering Work, Smith Work, Marine and General Repairs and Construction undertaken. Westport and Greyraouth coal delivered n cargoes of fifty to* ono hundred tons at lowest oarrent rates. Foxton AgentsMessrs McMillan, Rhodes £ Co. fiangitikei AgentMs Arthur Amok. • . ' J. H. COOK & 00. . Mhipping Owners, Nelaon. CO AC HE S. ryEE COACH leaves Whyte's ■ Hotel^ every morning at 6, and connects with the up and down train from and to Wellington, and returns : :^. alter arrival of trains at Kereru, ar- ■ ; riving at Foztcn at 12,30 pm. PASSENGERB~ND PARCELS At Reasonable Rates. Alio Horses and Bnggies for hire J. R. Stan sell, TOOPRIETOft ■W BYTE'S HOTEL*. ■■■■■<■■ ■* ASH. 1. ETjLERT GIL EKT Pianoforte a. d H:irn» l-iiiin TUNETf. 'm Tt^V TVf.p," From Wan .•>• >v. Will visit Fox -on m TUESDAY, Bth Se|>tembor O.'lor«lpf a- the Manawatu Herald