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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 464, 1 July 1909, Page 1

E OYAt MAIL'. COACHES ‘ PdXTON TO LEVIN. ' Couch leaves Foxton daily at 6.30 a.m. arriving at Levin at 8.30 a.m. Dench, leave Poxton daily at 2.30 p.m., arriving at Levin at 4.30 p.m. Coach leaves Levin daily at 10.46 a.m.. arriving at Poxton 12.30 p.m. Coach leaves Levin daily at 7,38 p.m., arriving Poxton at 9.45 p.m. Single fare 4s, Return fare 6s. POXTON-SHANNON SERVICE, Leave Poxton daily at 11 a.m., arrive Shannon 12.3& p.m. This coach connects wsth express at Otaki, arriving Wellington 4 25 p.m. . Leave Shannon ; daily at 2. p.m., arrive Poxton 3,30 p.m; 4s, return 6s. Tickets interchangeable. Single fare The advantages of travelling by Johnson’s coaches are that they meet every train to and from Wellington. All hires to be paid before leaving the stables. ALL PARCELS MUST BE PREPAID. Livery and Bait Stables. GENERAL CARRYING & FORWARDING AGENCY. ‘ Next to Family Hotel, C. P. JOHNSTON, PROPRIETOR POXTON. •" FOXTON-SHANNON I COACH SERVICE. FOXTON Mail Line of Coaches to and from Foxton. The cheapest, safest and quickest route. To Manawatu Train: Leaving Whyte’s Hotel Stables daily at f 6.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. To Foxton: Leaving Shannon on arrival of train from Wellington. The best Stable and Paddock Accommodation in Foxton. This route is always open, even in times of flood, when it is not safe to cross the Whirckino bridge. ' The best of Horses and vehicles for hire at all hours. T. H. GINGELL, PROPRIETOR. BAREAUD & ABRAHAM W* have just landed season's supplies of our new Turnip and Swede, Mangold and Rape Glovers and Mustard. All very fine samples, and specially selected for our trade. We have a large, stock of COCKSFOOT and RYEGRASS, including a very fine sample of Italian Rye. Seed Oats and Seed Potatoes of all varieties. Peed Oats und Sheaf Chafl. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, PAtMEasroir North.

R. T. BETTY, ‘ BOOT Mb shoe manupacTDSE:B AND IMPOETEE. MAIN STREET, FOXTON. 1 A. LARGE slock of English, Amer* ioan and Colonial Goods, inincluding the well-known Pingreo. LADIES* and Maids’stylish'Boots and Shoes in tain and black—?the latest, shapes. - MEN’S fashionable Walk* ing Boots, by the most celebrated’mars. WINTER FOOTWEAR for Boys and Girls. Special-lines for Dairy Farmers and Flaxmill Employees—gum and top >ots.: Large assortment of Slippers* .... Wap; work a specialty. , . J i * i