Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 3769, 10 August 1907, Page 1

ZEALAND RAILWAYS Xiao s.-jug «;«aiuix s.-sauj, s;uoi,[ | « l- o' I •nXiipuojc jao.)x.i •Ajpici ‘.v[un s.<i:puo]c r XC, K i2^isao«?w>S^(S *AJUOSAUpjn]IT^ 53 ,4 Ift o 2 ® 5,1 oc Ai;p.ia|Ds '4 s aji«(j; toi | ajuo ‘W.MTpsauijx ‘sAupsanx r? j o - -g: o • . ! fflt «C O r—i e? Ajuo sAupuojf . rt*s£ =5: § 5 5 gl'gs|.|sa pS (s<3t§H«o(2SWSfe I PI SANSON TRAMWAY. Tram arrives Foxton Monday, Wednesday and Fridays 12 noon. Departs 2.40 tun. I. J. FAKE, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, Broad Street Palmerston N. Septic Tanks and Sewerage work a Specialty. Flaxmill, Sawmill, and Creamery Boilers built in. Bakers Ovens and Sheep Dips con* strneted. Fox ton Agent—Mr Chas. Easton, Well Sinking. HAYING Three of the Latest Artesian Well-boring Plants, driyen by steam powor, I am prepared to undertake wells to any depth, with from 2 to. (5-inch pipes. Apply for prices an <1 particulars either to my Palmerston North Agent, Adam Burges, or to mo at "ollowing address. G. H. Blanche, Deep Weil Borer, Jackeytown QHAS. L, BARNARD, SPEIRS’ BUILDINGS, Main-street • - • Foxton. WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN. I have pleasure in announcing that J have just installed a complete. sight testing apparatus, and customers may accordingly rely on obtaining locally spectacles, properly- suited to their sight. ■ '

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