Page 2 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Herald, 13 February 1904, Page 2

Skipping Notices. i- ‘iiw ''PHL i-'OX'iON AND SHANNON I STEAM RiVKR SERVICE & MANAWATU RIVER CO. , r ;,,s. Planet S.fi. K te s s. Kina s.b. Matara Boats ruu to Shannon 3 times a week. Steamers fitted up to run Excursions and Picnics. River Work undertaken, with all due care aril p r oraptitude, but will not be held responsible for accident '—wa'er or otherwise. For particulars apply to ‘ W. JUPP, Managing Owner, M&sik&eMr NEW ZEALAND RHINE. WANGANUI RIVER. TOURIST STKAMER TIMETABLE. \ HATRICK & CO.’S Pioneer j\ a and Premier River Steamer Service, under contract with the New Zealand Postal Department and Messrs Cook and Son. Fleet —Manuwai, Wairere, Waione, Wai-iti, Ohura. Leave WangauuP 7 a m, forPipiriki. Leave Pipiriki for Wanganui. Upper Reaches above Pipiriki. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, S’t’rd’y. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, S’t’rd’y. Daily, returning to Pipiriki same evening. Cook’s Coupons are only available by our Steamers. TANGARAKAU SERVICE. From Pipiriki Sundays. From Putikituna Tuesdays. To scope passage, book at the office, open each evening from 7.30 to 9.80. For all particulars apply to A. HATRICK & CO., Agents.

FOR WELLINGTON. The Splendid Screw Steamer “ Queen of fbe South,” Captain Manly, Leaves Foxton every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday, For freight and passage money apply to J. F. OVEREND, /.gent.

-•*JSV ■ A NOHOB STEAMSHIP COMPANY, .... .KELSON. S.Sp djes.2?Ses Edward ■ ! ’SS.S. AoK>ei>e S 3. S. 'SZBTai'V'evley - 'S.S. Memisiedly Ail information as to freights, passages &c. obtainable from ALF. FRASER, - Agent, Foxton.

[a card.] MOORE, M.A., LL.B, Barrister & Solicitor. FOXTON & SHANNON. (Visits Shannon every Tuesday.) Agent for Commercial Union Assurance Company, Limited. c. H- PODMORE, BLACKSMITH & HOESEBHOEE. Main-Street, Foxton. G S to announce to the residents of Foxton and district that he has purchased the Blacksmithing Business lately carried on by Mr 8. Wilson, and hopes by civility and attention to merit a fair share of public patronage. MR S. "WILSON thanks the public of Foxton for the support so renerously accorded him in the past and hopes a continuance of the same will be accorded to his successor.