Kinderga v '':sn School. Avenue Road. ' (Opposite i'n ■ jji-j library). V’cTvr'Ti.,' r/’j : rpHE MiWWW WITHERS. . .id next icv-n t.vn.i February 1-t, WOl. ■Mias M. Withers is prepared to take Pupils for Stand, red Classes. Also Icaclie'S of the Pianoforte. Loc il, Palmerston H. and Shannon credentials. [a card.] G . W E S T , ~ ARCHITECT;, Clarendon Hotel Buildings, Rangitikei-st., Palmerston N. Arthur S. Jonson. BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. Avenue Road, Foxton. I AM now prepared to Contract for all classes of work in the Build* ing Trade, having had eight years’ experience in Wellington and ten years’ in the Manawatu District, together with erecting Dwellings, Sawmills and Flaxmills in all their branches. Jobbing work done. Cabinet making and Picture Ftam« ing a speciality. Note the address— ARTHUR S. JONSON, Next door to Mr H. Coley), Avenue Road, Foxton. Andrew Jonson, BUILDER & UNDERTAKER, Avenue Road, Foxton. River PUNTS and Boats a speciality. Estimates given in all classes of the Building Trade. Funerals conducted in a carefu* manner. All classes of Colliu furniture kept in stock. Sexton and Camtaker for the If:f'V. I -'TV!) ni : T SOB KTHING f* ABOU i: EbBR-UiLF.
TIANDWRITI- G ig the truest index to your Character. The tail of your Gr may kef ray meanness, whilst the forming of yonr T may show Generosity. Do not send for one if yon dislike plain speaking. India’s Delineation of Character is pretty accurate. Addressed stamped envelope and Poslal Note for Is, or 13 penny stamps t.o INDIA, Post Office, Palmerston N. nnnMMsr ENGINEER ftnd General Blacksmith, Main-street, Foxton. A GOOD SHOER KEPT. AGENT FOB Booth, Macdonald Ss Co.’s Flax Machinery and Ironwork FOR SCUTCHERS, PRESS SCREWS, &o. Drums, Drum-spindle, aud Feed Rollers in stock to suit any machine. Maker and Agent ol 0. Nelson's Gbubbing Machines. Piping Out and Screwed. \\f ANTED.—2OO Working Men W to write to DE LUEN BROS., of Palmerston, for one of their 15s Parcels of Clothing, containing 3 pair of our famous tweed working trousers (light or dark), strong cotton working shirt, good quality, under flannel, pair of socks, pair braces. This Parcel has pleased dozens. Wo ran recommend it to the hard working man. The Trousois aloim are worth 10s 6d pair. Freight d* Write early. 'yICIO Me.’DAL lews pioLb v:i 1 ’■, 22 HXHir’o:"" for s.i-'ivioritx, d, ■ 6 W l,;i y-,,;.... ~ ; f:c. Mauufack r;i makes BOOTS i HARNESS waterproof as a duck’s back, and soft as velvet. Add* throe times o i.b.o wear of icaihcr. Pleain;!: odour. 1 1- •- HIGHEST , j'ni.vn colour. ’ Ironmongers, •i’ir.h, London, Eng,
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Manawatu Herald, 17 March 1904, Page 1
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420Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Herald, 17 March 1904, Page 1
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