Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, 22 February 1894, Page 2

I FOR WELLINGTON. I fl (iE spiendid screw steamer I « QUEEN OF THE SOUTH " I Captain E. Harvey, I jLeayeS Foxton s "' every Toesday I Thursday, and Saturday. For freight I anH passage • money apply to I F. R.YOTJN& ... , , I f ■'. V Agents . I WN. B— Tbeabove steamer has splen I did passenger accomodation, there I being a separate ladies saloon. I J^/*V yy ,. ' : I jft<3fi6iVS s; COMPANY OF ■ '-'*'■" NELSON. I /*fW^ERS of Bteamers Charles Etf-vard, I \gk- Kennedy, Murray, Waverley, and I AjT«ce» trading between Nelson, Wellingtdn, I W-^P|gw^» Foxton, Rangitikei, Patea, I Westpo»t, Greymouth, and Hokitika. I WOpiietors of the Anchor Foundry AlI kinds of Engineering Work, Smith WorkI HM^Ui-Wid'Xiflneral Repairs and Construe, I jnestp^t find Greymouth coal delivered I la^ngoesbi fifty to 'one hundred tons at I Itt-WHt'-SuniMit ratesI Foxton Agetrfs—H M«ft|*»- -McMillan, Rhodes <3c Co. H lUngitikei Agent — H MbAbthor Amon. I J.-H. COCK & Co. H Shipping Owners, Nelson. I JfIffISMPARK," I TBE SQUABE, I Palmerston n. I TU-EWKT BOOKtt and MAGAH1 1 ZXNE^arnve by fortnightly B gtiamers from London. I #»ttonery Department I It fwwlto«tred :: witb newest goods. ■ . f t+ *.v*ii- »Ck>ods • ■ Aad PHsentatfon Articles. ■ Toys I a S? .l»/^lep are well' H ' itoeKoa with' the best of values. H BibittttfonVmon Prayer, Hymns H A«W|^|n^||^d©rn, Catholic Prayer H Jtw», '' tVee.tley's Hymns, Church H Trim, Sorlpture Cards, &o. H J«ltotro-Pla-6ed Ware. H A aieo ielection.Biu^ble 4 for presen* H my <%istism,y-. ■■ ***** A ■ * . ; ■r.S-t-.f.'mi ; »r" *.' H' ffiptbftiis. . ■ Laws TJ<»n» *$rio>et Material, ko. ■^.jjftß^CJiijiA'.an-d Glassware. . tbe latest ■Q*«i*;s-**b/* -goods. H i« t OTy*no.to Frames. \\\Wl wttief^ endless, variety H IMQPM^VB^ Invited and no one H ,H##fe4te purchase. | #$&. ioiA*Qgav& and Bindings. Special K WILIJAM PARK, NOBTH. 1