Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Manawatu Herald, 8 February 1894, Page 1

I FOXTON TO BAN SON. j* - . j'pHE TRAM leaves Foxton^)ij^r7 j I Mondays, Wednesdays, and i Fridays at 3 p.m., arriving at ' Siujson at 5 p.m Fares— 4s 2d. Note. — Passengers can rely en rciu-hii-g Hulls by (i p.m. (provided they give notice? to the Guard ; i:EFOi{il LEAVING FOXTON) j on pa} menfc of an extra two sbilliilga and six pence. I Wnngauui can also be reached tlio same night at 9.50 ao a through rate of lGs 7d — the Government fabk TKoar Fcxtox is 17s .lid first-class E. G. COX, Manager. County Office, j Sauson. August, 1892, i | FRED BUTLER, ACCOUNT-BOOK MANUFACTURER, BOOKBINDER, STATTOXER AND MACHINE RULER. Rubber-Stamp Maker, Graver & Embosiging. MAIN - STREET" EAST, PALMERSTON NORTH. Bookbinding a Speciality. Orders can be left at the 'j&stfkvw Herald Office. ''■ I^TR E. ELLERY GILBEB2' Pianoforte and Harmonium TUNER AND EEPAllftjll f From Wangauui. ROYAL jyiLlJls ijAlir* C O 25. C K B B. THE COACH leaves Wliyte'i Ho;el every morning at 6, and ! connects with the up and down train from and to Wellington, and returns after arrival of trains at Kereru, ar • riving ntFoxton at 12.80 p.m. PASSENGERS AND PABOSJfc ! At Reasonable RatesI •-*■> i Also Horsey and Buggieß for hfa». i; 3. "R, Btansell^* " i PBOPEI3BTOII, ,-^ s * J WHITE'S. Ha^iu