Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Manawatu Herald, 21 April 1904, Page 3

John Hunter, PAINTER, PAPERH ANGER AND GLAZIER, McMillan & Rhodes’ late Buildings, Main-street, Foxton. 2£ years with. R. & E. Tiugey. A LL KINDS of Painting Wurk done. All kinds of Paperhanging done. All kinds of best brands of Paints and Oils kept. All kinds of Paperhangings from 4d to ss. All kinds of Enamels All kinds of Oilcloth for Passages. &e. Plaster of Paris, Picture Rings, Kalsomine Brushes, Tacks, Tape, Varnishes, Scrim, &c, PICTURE - FRAMING a specialty. Stencils Cut. Plumbing and Tinsmith Work done. Gasfi ting. &e. Plate-glass Glazed. Marbling and Graining a specialty, Mr J. Hunter has been appointed the Foxton agent for Pianos and Organs stocked by the DJ.O., Wellington. Barrand & Abraham, LIMITED, ri EASS SEED, GRAIN AND GENEVJT RAL MERCHANTS. In Stock, ■ . Turnip and Swede Seed, Broad Leaf Essex Rape, 1000 Headed Kate, Flaxmere Ryegrass, Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Clovers of all description Mangold and Carrot Seed. Call for copies of our Testimonials. BARRAUD"& ABRAHAM Ltd, PALMERSTON N., FE 1 ND DANNEYIRK Easter Gifts ! Gold Grosses Gold Pendants Gold Charms gOTH our own manufacture and imported specially for this season of the year. O’Connor & Tydeman, LEADING N.I. JEWELLERS, Palmerston North. m Foxton-Shannon Coach Service. THE ONLY Royal Mail Line cf Coaches To and from Foxton. THE '"HE APE ST, SAFEST and QUICKEST ROUTE

Leaving Manawatu Hotel Stables DAILY at 6.30 a.m, and 8.15 p.m. PASSING through the beautiful natural scenery of Shannon and Moutoa, and crossing by splendid ferry service at the most picturesque point on the famed Manawatu -fryer. This route is always open, even in times of flood, when it is not safe to cross the Whirokino Bridge. In my adverlisement I do not publish figures to mis'ead ‘h: travelling public. I can bo"k you right through to We ling on (ferry and train include.]) and vice versa, at the lollowing rates ; Single, Ist 2nd class, 8s lOd ; Return, Ist class, 20s 6d ; 2nd class, 15s Bd. Why ride over a long, rough road through heavy sand to and from [ Levin ? when you can go to Shan* non, en route for Wellington, over one of the best roads in New Zealand, in comfortable, up-to-date Coaches, with obliging drivers, who run punctually to time, and catch all trains at Shannon. The FARES—Foxton to Wellington and vice versa—are the same as from Levin, with NO ferry charges. T. H. GINGELL, Proprietor.