Barraud k Abraham, i PALMERSTON NORTH. SEIDSMEN, A GENERAL MERCHANTS. TUST LANDED per a. a. Doric— •^6 Tanks T l w.2?3ais> £tnd ALSO— New stockn of Clovers, Grass Seeds, Ma»i^l Wurxel, Carrots, otc. All of these ImVe i^cn carefully selected f.ora the best mfti'iiets in England by Mr Lionel Abraham, and con bo "relied on as TKUE TO NAME and of tho HIGHEST GERMINATING POWER. We invite comparison of quality and prices and will forward samples and quotations on application. H.ARGE STOCKS OF SEED POTATOES. A special line of TRUE DERWENTS imported by ourselves direct from Hobart Also a prime lot of Circular Heads, M) r atts Prolifics, Bruces Frost Prolifics, otc. SEED OATS of all varietiea. Also Feed Oats, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Chick Wheat, Cape Barley, Rye Corn, &c. always on hand. WOOLPACKS at Lowest Market Rates. WANTED — Residents in Foxton and the surrounding districts to know that the Great Partnership Sale is now proceeding at Te Aro House, Wellington. B. Spelman, CARTER, WOOD "AND COAL MERCHANT. AVENUE ROAD, FOXTON. HAVING a Powerful Steam Engins I am prepared to Cut and Deliver Firawood in all lengths at Reaonable Prices. E. BATTBRSBY, PRACTICAL STEAM ARTESIAN WILL - SINKER. TULJLTN - STREET, FOXTON. Est'mates given for Sinking at per foot or Guaranteed Supply. FOXTON "TTO^OinnrATIVE'BUTCHERING CO., LD., (IN LIQUIDATION.) ALL debts nviJ7w mnfit now bo ; paid or arr.-ui:r>'d for, or legal i proceeding will biiii! on. ; All tl'.c -,n who can .--how thnfc they aro nna'iln to pay tl;< ir dobfs in full, can, by ia.meriiato r'fention, have their ease considered. Shortly all J look Debts will be sold by nucti'.n when tho opportunity now offered may not be open, i E. 8. THYNNE, Liquidator. TheFoxtonOutlltter. To the Gentlemen of Foxton and the Surrounding Districts : — HAVING RECENTLY returned from Christclmrch, where I have spent some years in learning the trade, I desire to announce that I have taken over the Tailoring Department from my brother, Edmund Osborne, of the Centre of Commerce. I am now prepared to execute any style in gentlemen's wearing apparel. All tweeds guaranteed shrunk prior to being made up. A. R. OSBORNE. WANTED TO BUY OR LBASB-1 Portable Engine 8 or 10 borse->power, and saw milling pant. Apply J. LONG, Rjngiwabia. n () ]], SALE. 1 American Organ, in first class order. Seven stops. Cheap. j. r. McMillan. COACH TO LEVIN. ON and after TUESDAY, the Ist January, a Co:'.ch will have Whyte's Hotel, FoxU.n, at 5 45 n.m. every week dny, eahhing the tram to Wellington at Levin fit 8 oam. The Ccnch will ro'nrn to Foxton on the aviivi>.l ct the train from Wellington, r ; :v hiiuv Foxton at 12.15 p.m. Fares: 4s; Roi.ir.ii (avii'able ior ono month), G?. Passengers by Unr. route will each \V oiliiigt-ni by void-liy, and at a cost, return, of only 17s. , ' J, H. STAN ?ELL, Proprietor.
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Manawatu Herald, 24 January 1895, Page 3
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