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Manawatu Herald, 2 November 1895, Page 3

i J/R. McMILLAK, • • ' Has been appointed Foxton Agent for GRAHAM'S FAMOUS- FOOT RpT CURE. vV Prices on application. Grocer, Ironmonger, Confectioner and General Storekeeper, lam-street, Foxton. BEGS to announce the arrival of an entirely new stock of Stationery, Books, and Fancy Goods. Come and inspect, and then you will buy. All the Goods sold at my store are of the best brands. VEGETABLE SEEDS of all kinds, and from my own gardens, are kept in stock, and which are guaranteed good. I also keep a supply of vegetables always at hand. ALL SCHOOL REQUISITE kept in stock. Iy Store is known as THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN. LEVIN - GREATFORD RAIL WA V, To The Editor :— •- DEAR SIR,— To those who express a doubt as to the success of the delegates who waited oil ' the Premier requesting the Government to take running powers over the line, need only look in at P. HENNESSY & Co'B., and the most sceptical will be convinced. There will be seen one of Baldwin's Powerful Locomotives with along., train going at the rate of a mile a minute round a sharp curve, and the assortment of fancy* ' goods that came with it breaks the record for Foxton. "w Yours Respectfully, :, P, Hennessy # Co, .; - . • ' , .' «■* ■*. '■ i . '■ " ' ' ' ' • ~ • ..-.,-■•--■ -, ■- !-.>

UNDERTAKER. T BEG to notify that my ' NEW HEARSE is now completed, and can be obtained on very reasonable terms " B'iinerals conducted promptly and carefully. ANDREW JONSON, T ndertaker. . . . Avenue Road Foxton. )■■.'. -John A. Perreau, | FOXTON, House. Land, & Financial > Agent. • ; COMMISSION'S, ESTIMATES, AND.' VALUATIONS. . •>,>■•■ •»''••* • ■ • - ' PROPE^TIBS^iFOR SALE -a" IF AND -TO LET. \ \£\f, .'t-Jvi' '•■■••• ■"• ••. •j 1 : :~:.'-. -'■'"- >•. • {■■ ifejtf«Eta' Tti&^^ngiii'tifatipa, #af iMfl^^/Beatty, WSsiim^n, New 1 Jersey.