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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 20 October 1891, Page 2

FOE WELLIInGTON, riIHE splendid screw steamer. •« OUEEN OF THE SOUTH' 1 Captain E. Habvey, Leaves Fox^on evory 'IWday Thuksday, and S tukday For freight and passage money npply to F, R, YOUNG, Agent, V.. B -The above ptpamer Las spleu did pass nger nccoino.lntion, there being a separate ladies saloon. ASCUOK SS, COMPANY nF KSLSOX OWNEBS of steamers Charles Edward, Kennedy, Murray, Waverley, and Aorere, trading between Nelson, Wellington, Watfcttiui, Foxton, Bangitikei, Patea, Wcaiport, Greymouth, and Hokitika. Proprietors of the Anchor Foundry All kinds of Engineering Work, Smith Work, Marine and General Repairs and Construction undertaken. Weatport and Greymouth coal delivered a cargoes of fifty to one hundred tons at oweat current rates. Foxton AgentsMessrs McMillan, Rhodes 3c Co. Eangitikei Agent— Mr Arthur Amok. J. H. COCK & Co. Shipping Owners, Nelson. COACHES. rpHE COACH leaves Whyte's i- Hotel every morning at 6, and connects with the up and down train from and to Wellington, and returns after arrival of trains at Kerera, arriving at Foxton at 12,30 p.m. passengersTnd paeoels At Reasonable Rates. Also Horses and P>ngg!t«s for hire J. R. Stansell, PROPRIETOR. WHYTE'S II 0 "J' ML . 1 fR. E. ELLERY 0 1 1* M ERT Pianoforte and Harmonium TUNEE AND REPAIRER, From Wnns;anni. Will visit Foxton every four months. Orders lefc at the Manawatu Hkraid ©ffice will receive prompt attention. *■