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Manawatu Herald, 27 September 1904, Page 1

IE IS WELL KIOWH that our PRICES for millinery ARE LOWEST. We would invite our Customers .to prove this statement by calling and inspecting our Show, which will be held on SATURDAY Night. Our aim is to continue leading the Fashion in Foxton At Lowest Town Prices. GEO. H. STILUS.

Hampers ! Hampers! J. A. Nash & Co. OWING to the large demand for our XMAS HAMPERS last year, we have commenced booking orders one month earlier than usual to avoid disappointment. No. X, ITTs Gt 3, containing:— 1 bottle Pori, Sherry, Claret, Hock, Constantin, or Verdci ho. 1 bottle Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Old Tom or Geneva. 10 botitles Ale or Stout. No. 2, 255, containing 2 bottles Port, Sherry, Claret, Hock, Constantia, or Verdeilho. 2 bottles Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Old Tom or Geneva 8 bottles Ale or Stout, No. 3, 355, containing; — 1 bottle Champagne. 2 bottles Sherry, Port, Claret, Hock, Constantia, or Verdeilho. 3 bottles Brandy, Whisky, Rum, Old Tom or Geneva. 6 bottles Ale or Stout. Lmnedin XXXX Bottled Ale and Stout. Out of 8 Exhibits at the A. and P, Show, we secured the fol.owing Awards, viz.— 5 'Firsts, 2 Seconds, 1 Highly C o m - mended. On Sale 8s 6d per doz. quarts. JUST ARRIVED— New Currants, New Sultanas, New Elemes, New Figs, &c., &c. J. A. HASH ICO, . (Late F. Ireland & Co.), The Square, PALMERSTON NORTH. FOSTER’S HOTEL, Nearly opposite Town Bridge, Taupo Quay, WANGANUI. Telephone No. 46. P.O. Box No. 54. W. H. G. FOSTER, Proprietor. TO THE WORKING MEN OK FOX EON. WHY NOT SAVE MONEY ? QEND to DE LUEN BROS., of Palmerston, for ono of their 21s Working Men’s Parcels, containing 1 pair of all wool tweed trousers (worth iOs a pair), 2 strong working shirts, 2 flannels, 2 pair of socks (wool or otherwise), 1 pair braces, 2 large size handkerchiefs Every working man should try one of these WONDERFUL PARCELS. Cheap and Good. Write at once | Freight paid co Foxton station.

Foxt on-Shannon Coach Service. THE OSLI Royal Mail Line cf Coaches To and from Fox ton. THE * HE APE ST, SAFEST an’d "QUIofFST ROUTE Leaving Manawatu Hotel Stables DAILY at G 30 a.m. and 8.15 p.m. ■ PASSING through the beautiful natural fcenery of Shannon and Moutoa, and crossing by splendid Pity service at the most picturesque poinj. on the famed Manawatu E'ver. This route is always open, even in times of flood, when it is not safe to cross the Whiro'bino Bridge. In my advertisement I do not publish figures to mislead the travelling public, I can book you right through to Wellington (ferry and train included) and vice veisa, at the following rates Single, Ist da s, 11s 8d 2nd class, 8s lOd ; I?g^nrn, Ist clas. f , 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, on rou e for Wellington, over one of ‘ he b d ro .dsinNew Zealand, in c -info tad--, up-to-date Coaches, with of drivers, who?'‘run punctually to time, and calch ail trains’ at, Shannon. r The FA|:ES Foxton to Wellington and vice versa—are the s inn- ; s from Levin, with NO ferry charges. T. H. GINGBLL, Proprietor. • Kindergarten School. Avenue Road (near Public Library.) PRINCIPALS, THE MISSES i WITHERS. Next term commences May 2®rd, 1904. Teachers of the Pianoforte and Dancing. Local, Palmerston N. and Shannon credentials. Miss M. JViihera is prepared to take pupils for Standard Glasses.

Remedy for Sleepless Nights. BUY ONE OF Malcolm and Wilton’s CLEAN AND HEALTHY Kapoc Beds and Matt passes. NOTE THE ADDRESSMalcolm & Wilton, THE CHEAPEST AND EELIABLE HOUSE FURNISEERS, PALMERSTON N. Large Stock OF BENT Panel and Burlington Carts, Dog Carts, Phaetons, Gigs, etc., also of Farm, Metal and Spring Drays,, and 9-inch Tyre Flax Drays, on view at Adam Burges’ FACTORY, Rangitikei-Street, I»JI.IiIVIEItSTCO3Sr N. Just Arriving MARSHALL’S Portables Engines, 12 h.p. Single Cylinder -with Circular Eire box; also 12 h.p. Compound, with Automatic Expansion Gear. c. E PODMORE, BLACKSMITH & HORSESHOEB. Main-Street, Foxton. BEGS to announce to the residents of Foxton and district that he has purchased the Blacksmithing Business lately carried on by Mr S'. 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 generously accorded him in the past and hopes a continuance of the same ! will be accorded to his successor.