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HMEY EOBHSDir, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AND 1 Practical Horseshoer, MAIN-STREET, POXTON, (Opposite Border's Family Hotel). HAVING taken those premises lately occupied by my brother, I beg to notify that I haye commenced business as above, nnd solicit a share of the public patronage. It shall te my aim to give every satisfaction by turning out the best work. Horseshoeing a Specialty, And Second to None in the- district. GUARANTEED SATISFACTION. All Jobbing Work entrusted to me will be faithfully carried out. A. SPEIRS, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, AVENUE-ROAP, FOXTON. To Flaxmill Owners. I WILL TONTRACT to erect F'axmills Complete, and hand the same over in working order. Also — Scutchers, C.ilifornian Pumps, Presses and Pnllie^, an^ all other r quisUesmade at the shortest n lije and at reasonable prices. Mr Alfred Seifert writes under •la'e of 23rd August, 1899 : -"I enclose cheque for payment of the scutcher you sent me. It is a firstclnss scutcher, and is giving every satisfaction. I am very pleased at having such a good one." Old Times Boot Shop, MAIN-STREET, FOXTON. MRS HARRIS desires to call at-t-ntinn to her Stock of XiEtclies' cuncl Gent's Boots and Shoes. A large stock is on hand to choofe from, and the prices are reasonable. i desire to notify that I am back at the Shop again, and would ask my old Customers and Friends to give me a calf. Boots made and repaired at reasonable prices and quickly. JOHN HARRIS. t £erreau Bros., ; BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, Main-street, Foxton/ V i ;' E have purchased the Busing *V lately carried on by MrJ. Walls, and «s we intend selling liothing but the very best we trust to receive the patronage of the public. Bread will be delivered regularly and punctually. Cakes and small goods always on hand. On Saturday evenings Tea, Coffre and Cocoa and Hut Pies ready at all times. PEKREAU BROS. C. EYENSEN, PAINTER & PAPERHANGER A KYTHING in connection with f\ the above done in a fkßt-class manner. Address— Opposite Public Library, Foxton. TFROY'S PATENT PORT.v LE IENCE, for ''nrnips. 'Euus, h. ajertlu.n netting. I-eifht, 3 ieet, 8 feet 6 inches, 4 feat, 4 ffet 6 inches and 6 ieet. Price per chain 10s 6d, 12s 6d, 18s 6d, 20s 6d, 255. FACTORY, Palmerston North. Foxton Agent

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Manawatu Herald, 22 May 1900, Page 4

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374

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, 22 May 1900, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 Manawatu Herald, 22 May 1900, Page 4

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