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Manawatu Herald, 16 September 1893, Page 3

CREASE'S DANDELION COFFEE is the surest cure for indigestion. Sold by nil grocers. SIIUiEOEGE (UiEY, H-C.B.— A niagnificient portrait from the most recent photograph, suitable for framing, may bo had from McKek A (iAtmhT., N.Z. Press Agency, Welliugtou. Price 2/1 including postage. Agents wanted. FRIDAY, 22nd SEPT I' MBER. At the residence of Mr D. Laing, /shurst Road, npar Colytou. PORTO N & S O N \jr have Veen favoured with instructions from Mr D. Laing, who has sold his farm, to .sell by public auction as above — 17 first-class dairy c.iws, i.-i milk or springing 12 year to 18-months half-bred Jersey heifers 10 calves and yearling steers 20 store pigs 4 breeding sows Dairy utensils, comprising De Laval separator, milk vat, cliur.i, I'uttc-r worker, butter mould, c c. Pale at 1 o'clock. FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL ELECTION. I BEG to return my sincere thanks to those rntepaj'ers, who by their votes, returned me to represent them at the late Election, and will do my best to merit the confidence thus shown. Remaining, Yours faithfully, W HAUER, September lfith, 1893. COXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. r ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I hereby give notice that the number of votes received by each Candidate for the Office of Councillors for the Borough of Foxton is as follows : — WILLIAMS. Thomas Phillips 87 JENKS, Frederick Edward 80 HAMEB, William ... oG STANSELL, John Rainbow U ALDRIDGE, Henry .. II Informal . . . . 2 And 1 hereby declare Th mas Phillips Williams. Frederick Edsvavd Jenks, and William Hamev to be duly elected to such office. THOMAS F. GIBSON, Returning Officer for Foxton Borough. TO THE BATFPAYEBS OF THE BjROUGH OF FOXTON. L.vdtes axd Gentleman, — I BEG to thank you for again returning me at the top of "he Poll to represent your interests, and will endeavor to retain ycr.r confidence as hitherto. I remain. Yours faithfully, T. P. WILLIAMS. N O T I C E. A MEETING of Shareholders in the Foxton Temperance Hall Company will be held in the Temperance Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 20th September, at 7. 80 p.m. Btjsixkss —To consider the advisability of selling the Mall or otherwise. SAMUEL HOW AN, Chairman. Foxton, Sept. 15, 1893. ALL SAINTS' CHURCH. TUESDAY 26th SEPTEMBER. Members of All Saints' I Church will hold a Tea aiad j Concert on the above date in the PUBLIC HAI L, FOXTON, in aid of the Funds of the Bazaar. Tea at 0 p-m. Concert at 8 p.m. IMPORTANT NOTICE. r PUE old established Business of I E. J. WARNER & CO., Nelson, is n.-.w being carried on as a First Class Millinery, Dressmaking and General Drapery Establishment by A. W. BAIN & CO who are this week making their First Spring Show of New and Seasonable Goods. A great feature has be^n and will be their High Class Millinery at moderate prices, and their Complete Costumes at 2 Guineas each in foet the Quality of tlie goods is of the very best and the Prices of the very lowest Patterns and Estimates of Costume 3 aye sent to any address and every effort wil be put forth to give satisfaction. The Name of the Firm is now A. W. BAH* & CO., " Economic " Drapery Warehouse, BRIDGE & TRAFALGAR STREETS, N E L S O N. Wi! have all the Patterns taken by our Dressmaker when Foxton was visited a year or two ago, and can guarantee a Ptrfect Fit. A.W.B. & Co are now the Nelson Agents f.->r v Kirk's Puke Milled Soap acknowledged t.i Le unequalled for purity and durability. Sold at ' 6(i, 9d. and Is per cake.