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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 886, 1 September 1910, Page 4

tfhiwff* 13de family Stimulant. 1 T imparts lasting I exhilaration, and need only be taken in small Quantities night and morning. DLFE3 SCHNAPPS

latest ”NOYELTIBS === & CONFECTIONS. MESDAMES HENDERSON & CUNNINGHAM invite inspection of their stock of confectionery and novelties. ICE CREAMS DAILY. Agents for Frimley Fruits, all orders for which promptly attended to. All fruit in season on sale. Afternoon tea and fish suppers. Telephone No. 56. Give us a Gael,

P. WOLLEEMAN, CABINETMAKER ETC., WISHES to intimate that he has received a shipment of beautiful, handpainted and needlework Japanese screens. Each one a work of ait- Come and see them, also bamboo sun blinds. In Stock Curtain poles, brass curtail rods, clothes baskets, rattan and wicker chairs, cradles etc. Come and see the bargains in new and second-hand furniture. _ Bedsteads of every description, wire and spring mattresses, bedding. Try the “Best” furniture polish. You will be satisfied. My Aim is to Give Satisfaction. P. WOLLEEMAN, MAIN STREET - EOXTON.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE A FEW OFF THE TOP OF THE TREE. 3 Sect ions Russell Street, 55ft from age, 132 ft deep. £55 each, 2 1 Acre sections, Thynne Street, £7O each. 1 Cottage and section, Whittaker Street, £2OO. HOUSES. 7 Roomed house, good locality, just renovated, £525. 3 Sections, Union Street, 4chs - ir Acre, Union Street. £75. 4 Sections, Reeve Street, £25 each. 4 roomed house and scullery, l A acre Avenue. £265. FARMS. 25 Acres, Moutoa Road, 1|- miles from town, £25 per acre. 17Acres, house 4 roomsjand scullery, dairy and wharc, 2 miles from town, £415. 18 Acres, ]ust outside Borough. Write to Box 28. Ring up ’phone 53. FOWLER & GORDON.

RIMMEE BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Mala Stieet, Foxton. P. OSBORNE & 00. UNDERTAKERS, The Avenue, Fost'on. Charges—lnfants, from ios youths, from £2 IOS ; adults from £3 15s. MOIPKVa yalley DAIRY. P. W. - Sole Proprietor. to notify the public of Foxton that he is still selling * jest and purest milk that cows c . a ' a produce. His milk herd con- ? astsionly of the best cows, nearly all of the Jersey strain. The Bails are up-to-date and strictly in accordance with the Government regulations, and the cows graze on land that is unequalled in the district for dairying purposes, NURSERY MILK A SPECIALITY, from purebred Jerseys. PRICE OF MILK : 3d per quart from August.