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Manawatu Herald, 22 March 1894, Page 3

WANTED. WAITED TO PURCHASE— A Good Sedond-hftiid PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE of from 2£ to 4 horse power. Mudt b8 in i thorough working o'der. Please state pricf,- and where to !bo seen, to " tKGiNti '' office of this I apor. TO FARMERS. WE are prepnred to uuderta ! <fl coutructs for Heaping, Bind iug, Threshing, aud Chaff cutting the cp'Jj sin aid «ro n I the Km ton fiistrct Por fmther pani.ulars M'lAv 1" at or personally to tho undersigned. COYLE BROT.iERS. Foxfron. THE PREMIER Billiard & Hair-dressing Saloon, MAIN • STREET, FOXTON. (Next to Post-office.) Wm. Jonas, Proprietor. HAVING engaged the services of Mr. J. P 'VORTH, who is known to be The Best Haird:esser and Shaver in town, gentlemen visi'ing the Saloon will meet with civility, and will leave | ful^y satisfied aa to his ability. One trial solicited. The Proprietor also wishes it to be known that the Toilet Club is now in full swing in connection with the Eairdressing Department, aud would impress upon -all persons the advantages to be derived by becoming a member Call and ascertain further particulars. Scientific Haircutfcing) ft Jt Artistic Shaving hfl Invigorating Shampoo j \J \JL The Billiard Boom is firfcvd with every requisite, and is the bestli hied room in the town. Only the Choicest Brands of Tobacco, Cigars and C igarettes kept on hand W. JONAS, Pboprietob. J. THOMPSON, (Opposite Whyte'a Hotel, Main Street, x Fo»ton). Carpenter, Joiner, and Undertaker. All kinds of Jobbing Work done oa th" shortest notice. Pictures framed Glass cut to any size. VTEJV ZEALAND RAILWAYS. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Excursion Tickets will be issued as below from 20th to 26th March, inclusive, available for Return up to and including Tuesday, 10th April, 1894. To We'lington form Foxton Ist Class, 225 ; 2nd Class, 16s To Napier and Hastings from Palmeiston Ist Class, 22/6; 2nd Class, 16/6. The journey must be commenced on day of issue, and may bu broken at any station at which the train 3topp after travtlling 20 mi es from ! the original starting station. Jhe [time fir which the above excursion tickets are available for return will [ if app ieation I*o made before the date of expiry at the station to which ihey are isaued* be extended for a further period of fourteen days OM payment of the difference between the ordinary single and half the Excursion Fare. Ordinary Return Tickets for distant es of 20 mles and under issued from 20th to 26th (in cusive) will also be available for return till 10 h April. Ou FRIDAY, 23rd March, th> Train Bervic < between Fo tou and Long urn will be suspended. FEILDING RACES, 26th AND 27th MARCH. On Monday, 26th Mar h, and Tuesday 27 th March, the train UMiall.v leaving Foxton for Palmerston at 9.0 a m., will on each dav leave Foxton at 8:80 a.m., running thirry minutes earlier than usaal to Palmer ston, and will leave Palmerston at 10.10 a.m. for Feilding, arriving there at 10.50 a.m., returning from Folding at 620 p.oa., Palmersion 7.10 p.m., arriving Foxton at 8.40 p.m. The train usually leaving Palmer ston at 5 5 p.m. for F x f on on these day- will uot iun. Excursion ticket* to Fielding nvailab"e for return of day of is^ue on'y will be issued on 26ih and 27ih March from Foxton, Tiakitahiiua, and intermediate stations. Fans, first class. 5/6 ; seond class, 8/6. • v — *• For further partieulatMee posters. % OMsr