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Manawatu Herald, 19 July 1892, Page 4

3 N DREW JON SON, | n-d _p^perdny tobemadeby A l '* ' owl d*j TC persons of either sex, in Cabinet-maker &^wpjnter, j thdl . own ]oca]Uie3) at work for ÜB . New AVJiiNUJ^, I'Uaj.ujn. business. Al meet with wonderful success. „ , .-"",' , , 3 Anyone can do ihc work. You don't need Begs to notify that ho ha* resumed capital, or about the same as none. \v t busintJ's and trusts' to receive the will start you. Xo space to explain heic. 1 uuppuri rreviouslv ft'iven h^ But 3' oll can make a sml ß little fortuue Ll l J _Z honourably and easily The ernp'oyment is vavticularly adapted to the region is DAMIANA GLOBULES wllieh tllis F«blication circulates. Boys a!id gals earn nearly as much as men. QUICKLY CUII E luill particulars and instructions mailed Nervous Prostration, Debility. Men- | fll> :; . Now | s th « ti^J°;'' 1 "' , „ . T," •'t wn'.e to us at once. Stinson iy 00., loictul Depression, Dizz noss, Loss 1/>ljd Maino| U>SA< of Memory, Lost Vigour. ; Arrests Premature Oil Age, Phyeica I WepUncFS and Decsj'. Cure all Diseases . ..... ic»uliin}i from Indiscr^ious or Excesses; ISeßtore Lost Power, Exhausted Vitality, j Lost Energy &c. ! THE STRONGEST IKVIGORANT i known. COERUGATED IRON ! | U. 6 Mwtica Record sta e?:— "Aoting Corrugated Iron ! as Hoes 'Ureftly tipon the Ki-rvous Syplem, ..Tores ihe del»ili«=i'id Fune'ions f\^i^G to the FALL IN IRON, I have of ihe l'nr.oipnl Orpars .f Hie J'-um n j \p Reduced my Price Lists as follows : '/,cmo, and is uusurpßS(-e<l as a Ke.vii.c. a u mwioua JAsta eaneeUed. Ii bunds up the Conhtitu'ion, oun lm>oils / „ V. rtaWiTiiaprJ rinvrncraf prl Muscular Energy, M ivinu Strength aud Vi- U ' b VJraiVaniSea Oorm?atea tality to the System " JTOB. Prick— l 2/6. The Globules nevrr fail Pmce List. in K i\iii« 1. slant Eelitf and Perm i.. Nt 0 6 7 8 9 10 feet Cuio. Al : OlifinwtP, or sent with full di- 9/1 2/0 2/11 3/4 3/11 4/7 per sheet j reotions hy atldressinir the Sole A^ont — — — ALSO, BLACK A. S. G o FF, Ooirugatedlron. Lnch Uui : dii{.-p, Co'.iii-K PI co Piuce List. mvt rnrpvr vrr-rr.PTA 5 G 7 8 9 10 feet Ihi.LI.OLRM, \ICI(»MA. 1/6 1/9 g/ _ 2/3 g/g 3/lpershoet "R Q CT\I"QTT ) T QT7rm"i ' j "HE Cheapest Corrngatcil Iron in the 11 (XO JLUi 1 / |J Vilt J, 1 Market, sec following examples :— A _ _ IC2 sheets Bft galvanised corvuo i ' i • i gftted iron cost 3s 4d pci 1 111 b beas"ns- mnku is now . s i iee t .. „ .. £2G 10 C ready. : 102 sheets Bft black corrugated Only !i List itd Qannlily enn be J iron, 2a 8d per sheet .. £18 4G nrnniTir, n •> *-v ' Saving in 1 ton black cor. iron .. £S 5 G liji_<l ' AIiJJ uhAi, NorLit< n Uoail, SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNTS ALLOWED. Wf"\ AMT, V & nn I Country orders must be accompanied with # 6/ ' remittance. j Note the Address . . Empire Works. LION FOUNDRY, THOMAS BALLINGER, WBLLJ NGTON, Maxdfactohy .. Vidonu Street. Have .p,»iu tn l Mr r. D., B , °™" OT w "Tn?. w^—.. l<oxton, agciit ior their Improved WELLINGTON. Flax Stripping Machines and Fittings, Screw Pros- Filth., gs, and all Note.— Highest Cash Price given for OKI Flaxmill requisites will bo kept in Zmc ' stock. geoWge reichardT PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. TKFi AMERICAN PALACE OBGANS £12 10s, £15 10s, £22 10s, £27 10s, and £45. $3 The above are pronounced tlio Best in the World. PIANOS by ™ Collanf & (/ollard, f.ipp & Sons— Krard. Brinsiuead & Sons, Roenisch — Kirkman, Feurich— Bord, and Brooklyn Company. BKASe UANLfS SUPPLIED. Violin, Kluios, C.»rn«ts. aud uiner Itratw li.stnmipnts. Vi<»iii; strings ami Lows. fITTII\Oa i-Vll ALL CLASSES Oi<' INSTRUMENTS. Danc!f.fi,_ Songs, and I'muuicrto i'iec-s m sheet und books, l\->u^ .-n t. «in^!B shfcfct, -'(I. i uymeu b may Le torwaulod hy Test t»tii ut i Urdi-r !f small amounts n> stamps. \ Music gt>nt U-.roui^h the post caqnor he excraui^oo, CATALOG tB i*t:iCS LISTS AND TBKMS ON APl'UOAtj.M'. LAMBTOH -QuAT. WBLLIK^OII

Ty ANTED, Farmers and Dairy '^ men to inspect my Barr^ churns, which are without doubt the best, churns in the market. The have been twice exhibited, and received highest prizes both times. Over a dozen testimonials to be had on application Chas. E. GAUSTAD, Cooper, Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Foxton, has been appointed agent for Foxton district, iroin whom tesmonials and prices can be obtained, and where the churns cau be seen. ADVICE To the Inhabitants of FOXTON. Alighting from the train in Paluierston, turn your eyes towards 1 Ban^itikei Street and you will see there the PKMIX HOTEL. and on visiting the samo you will find W. RYAN. Who will have much pleasure iv attending to your wants. Everything of the very Dest and prices moderate. L. G. WEST, PROPRIETOR