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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3592, 29 January 1927, Page 3

SMITH’S FOR MEN’S WEAR MEN’S Grey Knitted All Wool Socks, 2 pairs for 2/3. MEN' S black Cashmere Socks, extra Special Value 1/0. MEN’S black Italian working shirts, Keen Cut Price 5/11. MEN’S dark hardwcar trousers, Special 8/11. MEN’S natural singlets, unshrinkable, only 2/11. MEN'S natural underpants, unshrinkable, only 4/6. SMITH’S “Perfect” Suit, in heavy Twill Navy Indigo Serge, extra quality. Special Make, perfect fitting only 84/-. SMITH’S “Kaiapoi” Suit, in smart grey tweeds, all pure N.Z. wool, perfect fitting, only 67/0. ORDER YOUR SUIT TO MEASURE FOR ’XMAS NOW. G. F. SMITH. Outfitter, Foxton.

SUBDIVISION OP LAND SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. SUITABLE FOR DAIRYING, FATENING AND SHEEP FARMING. XJNDER instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late O. 11. Robinson, Foxton, the following properties will be offered in the Town Hall, Foxton, on Monday, 21 st, February, 1927 at 2.30 p.m, — Lot. 1. —728 acres Freehold situated on the western side of Foxton Line 1A miles north of Moutuiti. About 150 acres sandy loam, .ridge country. Balance good quality, flats and drained swamp land. Lot 2.—100 acres Freehold, known as Nye’s farm and situated 1 mile from Foxton on the Foxton-Levin Road and No. 2 line. Six paddocks. Old habitable Totara house of* 6 rooms and outbuildings. Wlell sheltered —plantation of walnuts showing good returns. Homely and attractive locality. The soil is rich, drained swamp land with low, well grassed ridges. Lot 3. —99 acres Freehold situated next to lot 2. Three road frontages. One paddock. Drained swamp land with well-grassed ridges, and used for fattening. Terms: —10 per cent, op day of ' sale, 10 percent, on 14th Mftrch,' when possession will be given, 5 per cent in 12 months, and balance in five years at (i per cent. For plans and further particulars apply to R. Moore and Bergin, Solicitors, Foxton. ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS LTD. and X.Z. LOAN and MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY LTD., PALMERSTON NORTH and ALL BRANCHES. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. RATEPAYER’S LIST. NOTICE is hereby given that copies of the Ratepayers List are deposited for inspection at the office of the Board, Main Street Foxton, and the Post Office, Moutoa. The Stipendiary Magistrate has fixed noon of Friday the 4th day of March at the Courthouse Foxton, as the time and place for hearing any objections to and settling the Ratepayers List. Objections (if any), must bo lodged at the office of the Board not later than Friday, 2fith February. ALE FRASER, Clerk. FOXTON DISTRICT lIIGII SCHOOL. r JpHE above School re-opens on Tuesday, February Ist, 1927. The headmaster will he at the school on Monday, January 31st, between 2 and 2.30 p.m., to enrol new pupils both primary and secondary, and to interview parents. ROORE RANGIHEUEA, Secretary. FREEMAN’S Luncheon and. tea rooms provide good meals for visitors' to Palmerston North. Dinner ready 11.30 a.m. and Hot Tea from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Light Refreshments obtainable at all hours. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. ' X desire to notify the public of Foxton and district, that I am opening up a Fruit and Confectionery business in the premises lately occupied by Joe Bing. Only choicest fruit and confectionery stocked. The very best of the Hawke’s Bay orchards. Orders delivered daily. A fair share of patronage solicited. CLIFFORD G. WALKER, Phone 155. WANTED. —Girl to assist with household duties. Apply Mrs. A. L. Scott, Whittaker Street. WANTED KNOWN.-—Children’s Boots and Shoes, for school wear at lowest prices. F. W. Murray, Hillary Street.