M. H. WALKER, “The Red House.” New Fruits. New Prints. New Fruits. New Fruits. Crockery and Fancy Glassware M. H. WALKER, “ The Red House.” TATANTED —By a young lady. * V employment in house work, For address, apply this office. PRIVATE HOUSE has been opened in Union St., Foxtou, by Mrs Oliver, late of Palmerston, North, where first-class lodgings can be obtained. Terms, 18s; washing and mending included. A PAIR of gold-rimmed specAA tacles, one glass cracked, iwaits an owner at this office. rpHE undersigned has for sale ; Pure Bred Indian Runner Drakes, Silver Wyandotte Cockerels, Buff Orpington Cockerels and Brown Leghorn Cockerels, W. BULLARD. T^OUND —A purse contaninj silver and stamps. Owner cai have same by describing purse ant paying cost of advertisemen apply this office. Post Cards. sssrs STAMPS for my Album of Six Views of Maiiawatu District.W. L. AITKIN, Main St., Palmerston N. PLAIN AND FANCY SEWING. MRS ALLEN, Thynne St.,,is prepared to undertake plain and fancy sewing. Art needlework a speciality. Ladies owa work made up. A number of band-worked pillow slips for sale. EVERYBODY’S FILTER. I'' HE above may be purchased by remitting P.O. order for 3s id to the undermentioned address. W. BADDEN, Wellington. PEACHES! PEACHES! Q/A CASES of choice peaches I I direct from the orchard at Riwaka (Nelson). 6s 6d per case CASH. Order at once. P. H. RAE-HOWARD. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are invited until -A noon of Monday, 18th inst. For the erection of a residence in' Foxton for W. Signall, Esq. J. W. ROUGH, Architect. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT STATE FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. ’ that -ui x . uul-ul u... v. been appointed Agent for Foxton and Surrounding District, vice Mr J. K. Hornblow resigned. J. W. BRINDLEY, General Manager. Sideboard Elegance. MOTHER will appreciate something tor the home, something that will look fine on the sideboard. There is no need to worry over the matter, glance through this and write me for what youffrant. E.P. Teapots —best quality at 19/6, 21/- 25/- 27/- 30/• up to 60/E.P. Tea Service— Teapot, sugar basin, and cream jug, very nicely engraved, at 99/- to no/. E.P. Egg Frame— 4 cups and spoons at 40/- 50/- to 70/E.P. Dinner Cruets —6 bottles at 25/, 30/. 35/• 40/. E.P. Butter Dishes—at 10/6, 12/6, 15/. to 25/• Silver Serviette Rings—at 6/6, 8/Q, 15/6 each E.P. Hotwater Jugs—at 25/- 30/• 35/- 40/- each E.P. Kettle and Stand—at 'BO/• go/- 100/• ' ' • Remittances must accompany all orders from Country Customers. I’ll pay postage on parcels. Thomas Crouch, 40 Cuba St., Wellington,
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3760, 14 March 1907, Page 3
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