Page 4 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 1393, 1 May 1915, Page 4

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.4' l ; i*r^r!!'! IV T H. W, RICHMOND. COACHBUILDEB. WHEELWRIGHT & UNDERTAKER. AVENUE ROAD - FOXTON (Opposite Manawatu Hotel). IN thanking the public for the generous support accorded him in the past, has pleasure in notify ing that he has recently built more commodious and up-to-date pre mises, and is in a position to under take carriage building in all its branches. UNDERTAKING conducted on the most reasonable terms, and with neatness, civility, and attention. He has just instaed a new and up-to-date hearse, and carries a large stock of coffin furniture of all kinds. Polished Casets made to any design, in cedar, oak, kauri or rimu. ALL CLASSES OF VEHICLES BOUGHT, SOLD OB EXCHANGED. JOBBING WORK done on short est notice. Re-painting and Retrimming a speciality. Agent for McGill’s Monu mental Works. Note the address, and send along * to RICHMOND’S.