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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3769, 3 August 1907, Page 2

La CARD] MOORE, M.A., LL.B. BARRISTER & SOLICITOR. Trust and other moneys to lend on approved securities. LA CARD] Q R. M A N D L has temporarily removed into Dr. Bennett’s late residence, Duncan St., where he may now be consulted until his surgery is completed in Main St. La CARD.] Q R. O'BRIEN, ct Palmerston N., will visit Foxton every Monday, commencing June 3rd, and maj' lie consulted at Tatton’s rooms. Main St. ■ Established 48 \ears. Telephones: Palmerston, '291. „ Foxton, 42 JA TTO N & SON, DENTAL SURGEONS. DR. TATTON ■: Partners C. E.QERTON TATTON Regret on account of being short .handed they are unable to keep their Foxton Branch open all. the week through, ancl for a short thne they will only be able tp" attend patients on Mondays and Tuesdays. _ I W. R O U G H, '”• ARCHITECT, MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, FOXTON. Plans and specifications prepared for all classes of "buildings' JHOMAS RIMMER, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Main-St. Foxton p E. JEN KS, PLUMBER. PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, Clyde Street Foxton

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