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Manawatu Herald, 16 September 1902, Page 3

THE YIOLIN. Mr J. Mullins bogs to notify the residents of Foxton that he is prepared to receive pupils at Messrs Qillanders’ Store. Violins, fittings and music supplied by him at various price-, all of superior quality. Ho is prepared to receive engagemeats in all branches of violin playing. ALL sorts of Knitted Goods made to order. Men’s socks a speciality. MRS MACKIE, Foxton, Opposite State School. Foxton rifle volunteers. COMPANY ORDERS. The Foxton Rifle Volunteers*wi 1 parade as under— Sept. 18—Comp. Parade Sept. 25 —Govt. Parade Orderlies.—Sergt. Nye, and Privates Anderson and A Dudson. All members must hand in their rifles and bayonets, and officers their revolvers, not later than THURSDAY, Sept. 18th, to Sergt. - Mitchell for inspection by the Government armourer. JAW. WALSH, Officer Commanding F.V.R. The Edison Gem! TUST RECEIVED—A consign tf menfc of the above. The most Perfect Talking Machines yet offered to the public. Each machine com plete with a Recorder, Reproducer, extra large Spun Brass Horn, Oil Feeder, Camel Hair Brush and Book of Instruction, so simple a child can use it so perfect that you get the best of the World's music in your own home, so interesting because you can make and re-pro* duce your own records, and so cheap that everyone should get one. Call and see them, I have plenty of Records to choose from, and more to arrive. Alum a. I have still a few ‘‘ STAR ” Almanacs left. DIARIES. These are nearly all gone. , An early call may save disappointment 1 School Requisites. A full stock of these now invoiced io meet the coming demand. ALE FRASER, STATIONER & NEWS AGENT, Main street. Small Dairy and Poultry Farms. MR G. A. PREECE has been instructed to sell by private contract a valuable corner section on Foxton Road and Fyke’s Road, subdivided into village sections and small holdings from 5 to 15 acres. The land is specially suited for Poultry Farms, being a sandy loam. The attention of persons engaged in flaxmilling industry and surface men on the Foxton railway is called to this opportunity of securing a good home within easy distance of their employment. A creamery is erected on the property. Plans of the property are now issued and can he bad on application. You May Need GLASSES IF an ordinary newspaper Cannot be read with each eye separately when held' at exactly 12 inches from the eyes. IF, when reading, th» letters seem to “ run into each other,” or appear double. IP continued application at books or sewing causes headache or undue weariness. IF sunlight dazzles the sight. IF eyelids are inflamed and eyes bloodshot. IP styes are persistent, or IF there is a tendency to squint. o o nTu L T Samuel Bar*r»y, D.8.0.A., Eyeßlght Specialist, Premises of R. I>ary, Chemist, The Bqnar®» Palmerston North.