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Manawatu Herald, 18 February 1896, Page 2

FOE WELLINGTON. TRE Bpiendid screw steamer •• QUEEN OF THE SOUTH " Captain E. Harvey, Leaves Foxton every Tce*i>ay Thursday, and Satuhday. For freight and passage money -ipply to F. K. YOUNG, Agent.. N.8.-Tlieabovesteanierhasepleii did pHss'iiger aocomodation, there being a sei arnte ladies aaloon. ANCHOR P.S. COMPANY OF NELbO.N. OWNEI of eteamerb Cliarlea Ec--nrd, Kennpi'y, Mur.nj', Wav^r.y . . and Aorore, tmd ; rg betwern Nelsin, Wch i.iiitn, Wai.gP-iui, Foxton, Rangitikei, Paica, Weac^ort, Greymovnh, and Hokinka, Proprietor" *»f the Anchor Foundry. All kinds of Engm.-.i Work, Smiih W< rk, Marine and General Repans and Coasduction nndertaken. Westport and Greymouth coal delivered In cargoes of fifty to one hundred tons at lowest urrent ratesBhippinj? Owners — Messr3 J. H. Cock * fo.. W. B. RHODES, Agtnt, iuXLoD. I RUST MONiEIS 3ettlersin the Manchester, Douglas, and Pohangiua Blocks I am prepared to supply settlers on the above blocks with sums of money not exceeding £500 upon security of pproved Rural Land wit/tout requiring payment oj procuration, comtnis. ton, or other such fees, and at current rate of interest. £40,000 in sums of £2000 upwards *t current rates. J. HERBERT HANKINS Soucrroif, and Notabi Public, Paimkbbton Nohtb. W. HAIEE, (Successor to R. Loary), CHEMIST Corner of Main ni.il Clyde street-, FOXTON. IHEO to thun' the inhabitants < F<> ton and lii^trict for th* geße-i us t-upp rt «.»iv«-i. me iiurin; 'tie la^-i three and a ha f years in ( to intima c thai I Imve now fu srocla of Drue;?, Chouiicals, anPle^a note that my only arldm w corner of Main and Ciydo Btn et. opposite Rles-rs McMi hin, a"' Hlirdes place of I'usiie-s, wheie ' mny ie consulted imy hrur o' titnijiht or day. ;xcept lues.iay m < Tltirvday atten oous> wl.cu I atte Levin. ; 'J «- th rwr^fulb fxtnetod. Prefer ptionsiiccunite y dispfnsed E'«»rydra^ w-uauud jjUie a_. geniuae* :