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Manawatu Herald, 1 March 1900, Page 3

Both Mr Qibbs and Mr Shaver are prominent farmers and reside near Finoaet'o, Va. They procured the remedy from Mr W. E. Casper, a druggist of that place, who is we'l acquainted with them and will vouch for the troth of their statements. For sale by W. fiamer, Chemist. Foxton. FOR ALL DISORDERS Of the stomach, liver, bowels, and urinary organs, Wolfe* s Schnapps is a sovereign remedy. Buy whole bottles.

FOR SALE -Real Good Spring Trap and Harness cheap. Apply office of this paper. ANTED — Skutchers, Flaxcuttevp, and Presser. App'y PAIAKA. THE PATRIOTIC CONCERT. IH »■ YE pleasure in tendering '.hank* from the public for the vi ly t-npyable and successful con-o-rl held on Tuesday night to those who so willingly gave their assistance in aid of the Patriotic Fund. The very satisfactory sum of JE2I 8s 1 ill \va? -raised. . W. B. RHODES, Mayor. '" VOLUNTEER^ORPS. A MEETING of those interested in forming a Volunteer Corps (either Infantry or Cavalry), for Poxton, will be held in McMillan's auction room on THURbDAY NIGHT, the Ist March, at 7.80. W. B. RHODES, Mayor. , Thanksgiving Service, On Sunday afternoon, at 8 p.m. A THANKSGIVING Service will be held in VICTORIA PARK in which all denominations will join to celebrate Lord Roberts' rietory. The resident Ministers will take part in the proceedings. The Massed Choirs of all the Churches will Bing the special hymns. The Sunday School scholars will march from the Post Office at 280 p.m. to the Park, headed by the Foxton Brass Band. The hymns used will be popular and weli-known. i Tha Foxton Brass Band will play appropriate selections. All are invited to attend. No charge — no offertory. God Save the Queen. THANKSGIVING SERVICE. T ADIES AND GENTLEMEN. \^j willing to assist the combined church choirs on Sunday afternoon are iovitfd.to attend a practise TOMORROW (Friday)- night at the Victoria Hall, at 8 p.m. H. S. Leach. W. WooiiLABS. R..T. Betty. W. Fraser, BAKEB> PASTRY COOK & CONFBeSfONEfc, Foxton Bakery, Foxton. I HAVE purchased the Business lately carried on by Mr Langley, and I hope to receive a fair share of patronage, as only the best of flour procurable will bo used. Bread delivered to all parts of the district regularly. Small Gooda of every description made to oider, and fresh in the shop daily. Refreshments may be obtained at any time of the day. Private Room for ladies. Hot Pies, Coffee and Cocoa on Saturday nights. Balls and Parties catered for. Wedding and Birthday Cakes (a specialty), made to order.