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Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 4002, 26 September 1929, Page 3

EXCURSION TO WELLINGTON. SUNDAY, 'SEPTEMBER 20th, 1929. iVfESSRS MADGE BROS. Char-a-banc will leave Foxton at 8.15 a.m. nn Sunday next for Shannon to connect with Excursion Train leaving Shannon at 9.25 a.m. for Wellington. Char-.a-hanc meets return train at Shannon at 7.14 p.m. for Foxton. Seats booked at Mr D. Bull’s Tobacconist shop. SALE! SALE! BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AT THE MART,, SATURDAY, 28th SEPT., 1929, AT 1.30 P.M., CONSIGNMENT of Furniture and Effects: — Double Wood Bed and Wire, Duchess, Converting Bed, 2 large Pictures, Kitchen Table, Meat Safe, Wheel-boii'row, Oil Stove, 33 bundles new Books, small lot Drapery, Cow Covers, Garden Tools, Carpenters’ Tools, 2 Cross-cut Saws. WOODROOFE, Auctioneer. PATRONS NOTICE. THE HAIRDRESSING Business recently owned by L. Stevens, Foxton, will be carried on as usual with Len Stevens, manager. Full stocks of Tobaccos, etc. WHY REMAIN DEAF? Deafness, noises in the head, and nasal catarrh quickly and permanently overcome, at a very trilling cost, by the*new “Tinnitus Inhaler.” Scores of sufferers testify to the marvellous efficacy of this simple appliance. Descriptive leaflet, testimonials, etc., gladly sent postfree to any enquirer writing to: — Manager, “LARMALENE’ Co., Deal, Kent, England.

A Great Opportunity to Make Money at Home. No man or woman need want for extra money iiow! Wonderful opportunity to eairn 10/- to 20/- a day. Make Confectionery for us at home in spare time. No experience needed —earnings assured—outfit free. This great organisation makes it credibly easy for anyone —young or old, no matter ihow far away you live —to enter this profitable field of Home Confect ion dry malking. ‘Because of the overwhelming demand in all parts of the country for Liberty Sweets we now have openings for more members. Grasp this great opportunity to you and earn extra money. Don’t delay. Write now for our f'Vee Book. “How to Increase Your Income.”, LIBERTY CONFECTIONERY COLLEGE. Gamble and Creed’s Buildings, Willis Street, Wellington. M.H. 4. HIMATANGI SHIPPING CO., LTD. HipTANG! SHIPPING CO., LTD. SAILING NOTICES. r J lie undermentioned will leave (circumstances permitting) as follows : s.s. “HIMATANGI.” From Foxton for Lyttelton and Wellington, THURSDAY, 2fith inst. From Lyttelton for Foxton, SATURDAY, 28th inst. Enquiries and applications for Cargo space, to G. V. FRASER & CO., Agents.

THE CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED MOTOR VESSEL “FQXTON” Loading at Fox-ton, FRIDAY, 27th inst. : v Loading at Wellington, SATUR- ' DAY, 28th inst. Loading at Lyttelton, MONDAY, 30th inst. Loading at Fox ton, WEDNESDAY, 2nd October. t ■ All applications for space, freight rate and other information will be attended to by HAROLD OSBORNE, Foxton Agent. A. H. TURNBULL CO., Maritime Buildings, Wellington. C. F. MILLWARD & CO., Wanganui Agents.

W. H. HILDEBRANDT W. H. HILDEBRANDT Reg. MASSEUR & FOOT SPECIALIST 55 BROADWAY AVENUE (Opposite Dr. Miller’s Surgery.) Telephone G 570. Electric Light and Water Bath. Diathermy, lonisation, Vibration, Radiant Heat, etc. Wanted to purchase.— soo dozen or more eggs for cash. —■ Apply F. G. Fairey. W AIN TED. —Two working men hoarders, - detached room. —Mrs. Ebbett, Johnston Street. FOR SALE.—Hens with broods of White Leghorn and Black Orpington chicks (noted for winter layiug). —Apply J. G. Honore, Phone 109. ISAKED*Ham at FAIREY’S only. It is delicious. 2/4 per lb.