Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 3 January 1893, Page 2

[A Card.] TVR. I^EKMER, M.B. ( h.B y May be consulted at his residence, Main Street, Fox ton. Hourfrot Consultation -10 to 12 a.m.. 2 to 3 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m. Public Vaccination — Monday mornings. J. R. & A. H. TRIPE # * SURGEON-DENTISTS, I J ALMEESTON NOIfeTLI. Will visit Foxton on 20th, 21st, and 22nd October, and may be coDsulteofal Whyte's Hotel. LOVEDAY BROS, % OX TON, The Problem of the Age is WHERE TO SPEND MONEY JUDICIOUSLY ? To Buyers of DRAPERY, & CLOTHING \\TE respectfully solicit your in- » T spection of our Large and Well Assorted Stock, which is replete with all the Latest Novelties and Leading Lines in Drapery and Clothing, after which we feel confident your answer to the above will be LOYEDAY BROS, Where FOR 1 0s You -can buy 12yds Washing Prin • (this season's), 6yds Lining, 2doz Buttons, pair Taffetter Glove 3, 1 pair Cashmere Hose (ladies). FOR 20s 7yds Double-widtb Dress Materials (new style), 6yds Lining, 2doz. Buttons, syd Sheeting, idoz yds Good White Calico. FOR 10s 1 pair Tweed Trousers (rneu's), Singlet, 1 pair Pants, and 2 pair sox . FOR 40s 1 Gents Tweed Suit, 1 Good Felt Hat, 2 Mixed Woollen Working Shirts, 3 pairs L.W. Sox, Under Flannel, 1 Pants at LOYEDAY BROS., FOXTON. •j* — * —^^_i_ J. L. Morrison, FLAX BROKER, HEMP AND FIBEE. DEALER. Ootioeb and Warehouses— 12 and 14, Featherston St., (Post Office Block) Wellington, N.Z. P.O. Box 350. FLAX CLASSED FOR THE TRADE. I AM a Buyer of Flax in any quantity for Cash ; and having leased the above central and extensive buildings, will take Flax for Sale or Storage' Will make Advances on Flax sent for Sale. Also prepared to store GRAIN and PRODUCE at lowest rates. Prompt replies to all enquiries. Why Pay Heavy Doctor's Bills? when? you can have ADVIOE FREE In all cases of sickness consult W. HAMER, Successor to B. Leary, CHEMIST, FOXTOK, If during the day at his Business Premises, Main-street ; if after Business Hours at his residence, corner of RusselKstreet and Norbiton Road. MY long experience extending over a period of 16 years, seven of which have been with English Medical Men, enables me to treat almost All Cases Successfully. TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. THRUST MONIES To Settlers in the Manchester; Dong las, and Pohangina Blocks I am prepared to supply settlers on the above blocks with sums of money not exceeding £500 upon security of approved "EnraXh&nd without requiring payment of procuration, commie, ton, or other such fees, and at current ate of interest; i 40,000 in sums of £2000 upwards at current rates. ' J. IE RBBBT B^N'KTN S, ■^Solicitor, and NjrtfAH* j?tjßij&, B^ Pauibbston 'Noßjfit,