Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, 19 December 1893, Page 1

_ FOXTON :EO--SA-NSO#^-^ TTHE TEAM leaves Foxton ea 1 ifosfDAYs, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 3 p.m., arriving at t3at.son at 5 p.in Fares— 4g 2d. N(jte. — Passengers can rely «n rcachirg Bnlla by 6 p.m. (provided ibey give notice to tbe Guard I'EFOIiE LEAVING FOXTOWT) an pa.\ inent of an extra two shilling* ni(\ six pence. • Wnngamii can also be reached tli« bo me "i.ight at 9.50 at a through 'rats C-f IGs 7d— THIS GOVERNMBNT PAEM moM Fixtoit is 17s lid fibst-clam. E. G. COX, Manager. County Office, Sauson. August, 1892. FRED BUTLER, ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURER, BOOKBINDER, STATIONER AND MACHINE RULER. Rubijer-^tamp Maker, Grayisr & Mmboßßing. MAIN - STREET EAST, PALMEKSTON NORTH. Bookbinding a: Speciality. Orders can he left at the Maka-watw Heuald Office. JUT K E. ELLEBY G 1 LBE BT, Pianoforte and Harmonium TUNER AND REPAIREB, From Wttngabiii. ; ' L QX Ah '^^^^> MAIX COA C J3C E S. THE COAGH leave* Wliyte'g 11 0 el. 'every morning at 6, an i eohiieets vplth the' tip aud dawn train fioin and to Ayellington/' and returns after nriival of trains-at Kweruj'kt living j.t Foxton at 12.80 p.m.PASSENGERS ANJ> PA^OEia At Krasonabl^'llat^st v Alto Hcrees and. Buggies for ltirt, . ' " u ;pi:orEifi^Olt >: ; V " ;;■>