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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 29, 8 February 1879, Page 1

•• Tadds re'jpilfirly from thif P6rt of Fox-, tou for WiftiiNGToif , BirfrEtTONrand < KAiiotrtSA. •' ■ •••; <--'- : * ~ > <-' : v t^° ' , • TJb!e abioive^steanier, pos.seas.es s superior , Accommodation^ and; carries .jtift .eiperi•nced Stewardesß,-;&er.-!'- . '•: . !'■ ■ '•-•.■ '•...-: -":,pabJb;B^.-_ „; ..• " ; ■'■ Bi»si,ni— To Wellington 1 or Lytteltoh.i 'Saloon, £1^53 . „ Steerage, 3.5s £2 ,10s - «Ettr?^ToWgllinltOT6r:Ly ; ttelton. ■• Saloon,- £r; ' : ," JB6 , 'Steerage,£lss| £4 £ For freight or passage apply to • THYNNE, LINTON, & CO., Agents, Foxton. ,"" Passengers are requested to obtain their tickets at the office. NOTICE. The Dates and Hours of Sailing of above Steamer will be regularly POSTED at the TELEGRAPH OFFICES of Palmerston, Sandqa and Feilding. '■' '■■"•■>■■■■■■■'•-'■': ; THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. : ■ ; : Agents. rpHYNNE, LINTON, & CO. Shipping Agents and Auctioneers, ■JF OXTOS AlfiD P A L M E E S T O N Shipping Agents for the Nbw Zeat and Loan and Mebcantile Aoekcy •Company (Limited). . .Nov. 21, 1878, *^^^|P^^jf COMMUNICATION BETWEEN * k FOXTON & WELLINGTON. S.S. "JANE DOUGLAS," Regular^trader between Foiton and • „ " - Wellington, ■ Hoats>i>f;saiHng will be ■.. duly posted ■At;; Railway: » Stations! at • iPahnerston, iF6iidiflg,«i<ifHalcoiubei h . •: :.-. .r^voJi^.MjW^*^^ ; >■■<■ , -„,p vii «fe /vifeufeigiaf, WelHngton ,. j £, For height or passage apply to . . . J. W. LIDDELL, Agents Foxton. 'i gekcy None c. ; AIR. E. S. THYNNE Has been appointed Agent, at FOXTON, .."■•", For the Firm of RICHTER, NANNESTAD & CO., ■ Stbam^Saw Mill Pbopeibtobs, (Timber^ Merchants, &c, PALMEESTON. ill descriptions , of 'Timber supplied on the shortest notice. Orders through Thynne will receive •■■■':-. promptattentioii. T^-- . :Oj T I C E. E. S A N D E R S» . : PALiUSBBTON NoBTHk N.B. — A share of the public patron- . Age is respectfully solicited. •VT 1 .,,.-. C" E. ".: ".'.'. Th'evnndersigned-i's m possession of a valuable secret enabling him to improve upon *ll shallow or deep-die BRICKWAKING- MACHINES. He has -ucceeded m effecting a vast improvement m one 6i Macefield and Co.'s from' the Albert Foundry, Auckland, and is prepared to receive 'communications from Brickmakers owning defective oachines with a view to the improvement of their machinery. fiXME'2 IiIMEM LIME!!! ... CEMENT ! ! CEMENT t !: ! JW Best Quality on hand^and m any ■ quantity. ; BRICKS!! Three qtiaHties, three prices, and three different shapes. CH ARTffiS TRICKLEBANKv Bbickmakeb, - ... Palmerston North. THHOMAS MOFFATT, .-' BUTCHER, . PALMERSTON. Next to Forestees' Hall. imall goods of every description always on hand. October 22, 1875,