Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3700, 17 July 1906, Page 2

'pnOMA.S . Builder and Contractor* FOXTO ;T; . BARRJSTER & SOLICIIOR, Palmerston North. (Waldegrave’ Buildings). gTNGIN’G. TriH P er P asses °* P u pds in AUU three of the London College, viz.— “ Royal,” “ Trinity ” & “ National.” MRS R. GRAY, ... The Avenue. Terms Moderate. PIANOFORTE. T IHEOE gHORTHAND & T YPEW KITING. MISS DUFF (Teacher at High & Technical Schools, Palmerston N.) is prepared to start classes on the above subjects if sufficient inducement offers. Particulars on application to Chairman School Committee. [A Card.] "jgILLIOTT L. HILL. 1 Surgeon Dentist.] Pupil of Dr Lowe, D.D.S.. L.D.D., Guy’s Hospital. May be consulted daily at his rooms above Mr Fraser’s. Main Street. School of Drescutting. DRESSMAKING, Designing, Cutting and Fitting by the Anglo-Parisian System. Miss O’Connor. Address — Rooms at Manchester House.

Wind and rain pattered with great force in Palmerston yesterday. So much so that one of Clarkson's plate glass windows was blown clean in. It is said the sign-writing on the window alone cost while the glass was worth about £i s. The winds do blow up that way ! The High Commissioner cabled on 14th inst: —“The hemp market is very firm ; the market is excited by a speculative demand, owing to reports from Manila indicating last shipments. from that country ; a large business is doing and prices are strong ; the stocks on hand are very light; g.f.a.q. Wellington on spot is selling at £3s per ton, and October-Decem-ber shipments ios ; the price of fair current Manila on spot today is xos per ton,