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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2534, 25 January 1923, Page 3

FOR -2? L' *»\ i? {CL E S ACCESSORIES AND REPAIRS. £ { PEI ,* R EAU’S BUILDINGS, MAIN STREET. MANAWATII SHIPPING Co., Ltd. SAILING NOTICE. KENNEDY leaves (circumstances permitting) as under:— Fox ton to Wellington, FRIDAY at 4 p.m. Lyttelton to Foxlon, MONDAY, at 5 p.m. CONSIGNEES PLEASE NOTE:— Freight Rates from Lyttelton have been reduced as under: — General Cargo by 2/6 per ton. All Produce by 2d per sack. Wool by Od per bale. FOR CARGO SPACE APPLY LEVIN & Co., Ltd., Agents. FOXTON or WELLINGTON. J. M. THOMSON COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANT, AND GENERAL CARRIER. WHYTE STREET - FOXTON. FULL STOCKS OF HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM COAL AND FIREWOOD. GRAIN, POULTRY FEED, MANURES, LIME, CEMENT, Etc. Sub-agent for Wilson’s Cement. Pollard, Bran, Blood Meal, Maize, and Wheat supplied to poultry farmers in any quantity. GENERAL CARRYING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. FURNITURE CAREFULLY - REMOVED. Telephone No. 35. PALMERSTON NORTH BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. BOYS’ DAY AND BOARDING COLLEGE. Rector: J. A. MURRAY, M.A. Staff: Eleven Full-time Masters. Professional, Commercial, General, and Agriculture Courses. Pupils prepared for Public Examinations to Matriculation and Junior University Scholarships Standard. Spacious Playing Fields. Large Swimming Baths. Fees: —Term Boarders —£18 18s per term. Weekly Boarders —£14 14s per term. School re-opens FEBRUARY 7th 1923. Applications for Boarding Places now being received. Prospectus with full particulars obtainable from W. HUNTER, Secretary, Palmerston North. For Influenza, take Woods’ Great Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.*