Post Office Hotel, FOXTON. T. V. PROCTOR - Proprietor. THE above Hotel is situated in the Main-street, opposite the Post Office, aud is conveniently situated to the wharf. A First-class Table is kept, and Boarders will find every comfort, attention and convenience. The Best Brauds of Ales, Wines and Spirits in stock. The Mail Coach for Shannon leaves this Hotel every week day at 8.80 p.m. Barraud i iSSm PALMERS^ON NORTH. SEEDSMEN, & GENERAL MERCHANTS. | TUST LANDED per s.s. Doric— " 6 fT&ttlca TviMfclp and Swede Beecls. ALSO— New Blocks of Clovers, Grass Seeds, Mangel Wurael, Carrots, etc. All of these have teefl carefully selected fioni the best markets in England by Mb Lionil Abraham, and can be relied on as TIiUE TO NAME and of the HIGHEST GEtf - MINATING POWER. Wo invite comparison of quality and prices and will forward samples and quotations on application. LARGE STOCKS OJF 1 SEED POTATOES. A special line of TRUE DER"WENTS imported by ourselves direct from Hobart Also a prime lot of Circular Heads, AXyatts Projifics, Bruces Frost Prolifics, etc. BGED. QA.TS of all varieties. Also Feed Oatp, Chaff, Bran, Pollard, Chi k Wheat, Cano Barley, Rye Corn, &o* always on hand. WOOLPA.CKS at Lowest Market Rates. FUNERAL REFORM. E. P. OSBORNE, COMPLETE Furnishing Undertaker EVERY Information given and entire responsibility immediately taken on being instructed, at very low charges, at same time work of superior order guaranteed in tcwn or country. Address E. P. OSBORNE, Undertaker, Foxton Or to McMillan, Rhodes & Co. SEASONABLE NOTICE. Mrs J. Harris, OF THE "OLD TIMES" BOOT SHOP DESIRES to inform her numerous customers that she has now received a large assortment of Boots and Shoes Suitable for the Summer Season, PRICES ARE LOW— THE MAKE THJ3 BEST* Inspection Invited, Mrs Habbis takes this opportu* nity to wish her customers the Com* pliments of the Season. "OLD TMES" BOOT SHOP, JVIAIN - STREET, FOXTON. PLANTING SEASON. Fruit & Forest Trees. 10,000,000] TO S CT 'TVEIE old established firm of J. 1 Mayo and Sons grow all they offer, guarantee them of the most approved varieties, true to name, and suitable to the district. Illustrated and Instructive Catalogue post free. Inspection cordially invited. Hundreds of testimonials from planters in all parts of the colony. J. Mayo and Sons, Nursery and Seedsmen, PALMERSTON NORTH, N.Z. WANTED KNOWN.— That No. 6 parcel containing 7 yards of double width charming mixed Summer Tweed, 2 dozen button and silk and twist to match ; 2 yards of body lining and 4 yards of skirt lining will be sent, post free, to any address, on rece pt of 1 4s 6d, from Te Aro House Wellington.
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Manawatu Herald, 15 October 1895, Page 3
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437Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Manawatu Herald, 15 October 1895, Page 3
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