Hotels. MAN AW AT U HOTEL ivi Avenue Road. Poston. I J. T. LEVEiT .. Pro’ ■ j One of the oldest ootabiLiied I E tels in the Mauawacu DAubAEvery attention given to YiMtora j to the town, and also to Bo.’-rauto. Comfortable Sitting Boon'.!-; and i airy Bedrooms. CUISINE OP T;-E BEST. None but the Moot Superior Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stout, and other .l iquors kept m stuck. Good Stabling, and ■ vomi)y looseboxes available. The Royal Mail A'ach stops at ♦bis hotel. poxTON sysiirA’ hotel. MR ANDHKW LAING having taken ever shove hotel, lately occupied by ls.r V,- Hunter, begs to draw the .y»h-;;tba of the public to the iact ibji.'. he is determined to maintain thw high reputation of his predecessor/ The finest brands of wines and spirits, as/ well as the best sparkling ales, kopir, in stock, while the table is son’eej/m the best style, including all the Reason's delicacies. hi rsd-class billiard room with ■narkt/c in attendance, Ev/ery facility for rabbit shooting and /fishing ' parties, including boating /expeditions. :?hn stabling and paddooking is en sartor to any on the coast. / A. LAING, / (Late of Dannevirke & Feilding), / Proprietor. FOXTON I Family Butchery. | MAIN-STREET, POXTON. j C. T. EASTON, Proprietor. BEGS to notify the Public of Foxton and surrounding die- ! trict that none hut THE PRIMES! | OF JOINTS are offered for sale. i Small Goods, &0., a specialty. Every attention given to the wants of Customers. SHIPPING. HOTELS & FLAXMILLS SUPPLIED. WANTED KNOWN. EGGLETOnTIARSEN. (Bun. nythorpe), are prepared to supply 2ffc Matai (stump wood) on trucks, at Bun nythorpe, at 18s per cord f.o b., 8J cords per truck cash. Orders accompanied by cash or reference promptly attended to. Shannon Sawmill. §‘MITH & SAUNDERS are preI pared to sell, and deliver, bite Pine Timber in any length at reasonable rates, to suit customers. Tram rails cut any length. MEfiHAM’S PILLS are the most efficacious medicine yet known for the cure of all forms of INDIGESTION, BILIOUS DISORDERS, SICK*HEADACHE. POORNESS OF BLOOD. NERVOUS* DEBILITY, AND GENERAL WANT OF TONE. Unquestionable testimony of this fact can be obtained by almost anyone anywhere. BEECHAM’S PILLS cleans# the bowels, give tone to the stomach, gently stimulate the Hr er, remove bile,purify the blood, and, in short, soon make every organ of the body healthfully to perform its allotted function. Their use brings the body to a high condition of health and fitness and fortifies it against disease, BEECHAM’S PILLS will put you "in condition " and enable you to ward off chills and to escape ailments which are often the forerunners of serious and lasting Alness. On the first sign of any irregularity of the system, a timely dose will save further trouble and suffering. BEECHAM’S PILLS have for many years proved themselves invaluable for females of all ages. The girl attaining womanhood, the young woman, and those of maturer years find BEECHALTS PILLS a special boon during the recurring times of depression and discomfort when Nature requires a little asAttance. They remove that tired wornout feeling, give lustre to the eyes,and bring back the glow of health to the cheeks and lips. BEECHAM’S PILLS Notwithstanding the gigantic sale of over -IX M! LION BOXES PER ANNUAL h. re .-.reatili thousands of sufferers whoa re .p ; i,,g ,Ui-ir lives, and possibly, ruining their health,with experiments, while the rl I established remedy. BEECHAM’S fIJLLb, remains still uniri^
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Manawatu Herald, 7 January 1905, Page 4
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560Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, 7 January 1905, Page 4
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