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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2786, 18 September 1924, Page 3

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE friends of the late Mr Samuel How an are respectfully invited to a t lend his funeral, which will leave the Methodist Church, Eox ton, at 1 iun. sharp on FRIDAY, 19th inst., for the Foxton Cemetery. J. HOFMANN AND SON, Undertakers.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE. MONDAY, SEPTEMB. 22nd, 1924, At 2 p.m. Under Warrant to Distrain, the undermentioned chattels will be sold by R. Owen, Bailiff, at the premises recently occupied by A. TOLLISON, Plumber, Whyte Street, Foxton: Quantity Drain Pipes, Down Piping, Gas Pipes, Water Pipes, Spouting, Lead Piping, Plumber’s Machinery, Sheet Iron, etc., etc. M. E. PEREEAU. FOXTON HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the erection of wharf shed, pile-driving and construction of jetties, at Foxton. Plans and specification may be seen at the office of the Board’s secretary, at Foxton, and at our office, where tenders clos at noon on SATURDAY, 26th inst. L. G. WEST & SON, A.N.Z.I.A. Registered Architects. 24 King Street, Palmerston N.

A. WALLS, GENERAL CARRIER, XOTLEIES the public of Eoxton and District that he has commenced a motor carrying business. All classes of carrying undertaken with the utmost care. Orders left at Mr j. Walls’ shop, Main St. (Telephone No. SO) will receive prompt attention.

E. COWLEY. PAINTER, GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER AND PICTURE FRAMER. Main Street, Poston. Latest Designs in Wail Papers. and Friezes to select from Oils, Varnishes, Brushes and Mouldings iu Stock. ESTIMATES FREE. WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL GUARANTEED.

THE SEEDS OP SUCCESS. FOR THE Wot summer WEATHER. We should certainly eat less meat and inure vegetables and salads, .Nice crisp Lettuces are delicious. We have splendid re-selected strains of Cooper's Market, Wonderful and Iceberg. Mr Max, leading prize inker of Lismore, X.S.W., writes: 4< l have let I aces over 31bs. in weight, and over 12in. across, from' Cooper's Seeds. They are of splendid quality." You can depend upon buying Ihe highest quality when you purchase COOPER'S SEEDS, — ••'Mlhi SEEDS OF SUCCESS.” It' pm are a beginner, and have the idea of buying low priced seeds, we advise yon, after (10 years experience, to "forget it.” Bu.y the best seeds ddaiaablc from an old established lirni upon which you may rely. I'radically all the largest prizelakers in IN.Z. use COOPER’S SEEDS. They are our best adverlisemenl regarding the quality—£sk tliem. F. COOPER LTD. wm-UNOTOK. Largest Seed Growers in the Southern Hemisphere, Obtainable from Merchants, Stores, and Seedsmen all over N.Z. —but be sure they ARE from Coopers’.

']\) THAVEL THIS SEASON in the Devin. Shannon, and Vox ton Districts. the thoroughbred horse MANCHINEEL (Ry Maniapoto-Eduam). Also THE PURE-BRED DRAUGHT HORSE YOUNG GORDON (1 >y (Jordon Cameron-Lady Kember) For further particulars see cards or apply to W. Trask, Winchester Street. Levin. r f\VO only 3 yards white, all linen tnhie cloths, shop soiled, were 59/6 and 07/(>. A snip at 39/6 ,at the C. AI, Ross Co.’s. ■\[AIDS’ hlack oil coals, 34in. 22/6 36in. 24/li, black rnhhcr, 30in. 25/0 not cash price at the C. M Ross Co. P.ELOROUS Cape, brown 36in. 17s (id: brown rubber, 30 and 3‘2in. 27s lid; 24in, 26in. 26/6 net cash prices at the C. M. Ross Co,