Qureca Cures Indigestion.] [Tohunga Cures Eczema. Can anything Good come out of Foxton ? ■ EDMUND OSBORNE says “ Most Certainly!” : . ■ 1 IF people only knew it, we have one of the best, and likely to be most papular, towns in New Zealand, if we can only pull together. It will surprise many to J learn the following, Foxton leads New Zealand in some things, and leads the World in others: — i. Soma oFthe best Singers in New Zealand were born in Foxton ?—The Misses Tansley who joined the Payne | Family. t e. The Largest Children in the World ? —Ruby and Wilfred Westwood were both born in Foxton. 3. QURECA ?—The best known Cure for Indigestion, Constipation and Biliousness, is manufactured in Foxton. 4. The fastest 100 yards ever run by any man in New Zealand ?—Was run by a Foxton-born young man, Mr L. Furrio. 5. Some years ago a little girl who was born in Foxton and afterwards lived*in England ?—Was considered one •f the prettiest children in the Empire. 6. The best Ointment In the WorId—(TOHUNGA OINTMENT ?)—ls manufactured in Foxton. 7. At the first prize-firing of the loeal volunteers the highest marks for the day were obtained by a Foxton-born yeuth of 17 years old. J. . Foxton is honored with s. Clergyman whom we believe to be the oldest (and universally respected) in New Zealand ?—He having been connected with the Presbyterian Church for, we believe, over half a century. ,9. The climate is such that wo have never been able to support a Doctor for any length of time. We might state here that the people use Qureca at the first, approach of sickness, and thus retain their health as much as possible. !«. Foxton is the most important Flax centre in New Zealand ?—lf not in the world. 11. ynareago Foxton boasted of a boat’s cre\y unequalled in New Zealand ?—Having gained everything it contested for in Foxton, Wanganui and Wellington. 12. The Foxton Racing Club was the first in Now Zealand to oive the privilege of catering for the Grand Stand Luncheon ?—Others have since followed. 13. Occasionally we get one of the best leading articles written for the Manawatu Herald by'the editor, and published In .Foxton. The writer would like to mention several of the bargains in Drapery, etc, to be obtained at the CENTRE OF COMMERCE, but as it is the beginning of a New Year ha is anxious tojserve the town that supports him, and hopes the public will accept his wishes for a HAPPY NEW YEAR, Tohijkga Cures Burns.] - Cures Headache’
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Manawatu Herald, 25 January 1902, Page 1
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