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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 31, 22 February 1879, Page 1

1 npHE screw steamer ; ,' s -/.ra^es^i^ar.fyfrbin\the-P6rt pf Fox:- . .Tok . for vWellinpton, Lyttelton, and ;.; ; The c above steamer possesses superior /• accommodation, and "carries an ejfperi>iiced (Stewardess, &c. " ... V "."..'■■'.'.:'' S'ARES: ■: Slngxe— To Wellington or. Lytteltbn. Saloon, £1 5s j £3 10s . Steerage, 15s j. £2 -10s Betubn~To Wellington or Lyttelton. * ' ' Saloon, £2 | £6 -Steerage^lSsj £4' „ Fpr f^eight^ or passage app\y to THYNNE, LTNTON, & CO., > ' , Agents, Foxton. — 'Passengers are requested to obtain their tickets at the office: ZirZ -'NOTICE.;, o«' cThe rDates and Hours of Sailing of ■ rabove Steamer will be regularly POSTED at the TELEGRAPH OFFICES of Palmerston, Sandon and Feild- : 1Dg ' - THYNNE, LINTON, & CO. >a\w V , „. „ . A g ents - rnHYNNE, LINTON, ft CO. "Shipping Agents and Auctioneers, FOXTON AND PALMERSTON ' Shipping Agents for the New Zealand ;LoAN AND MeBCANTILE AGENCY Ppmpany (Limited). • ' Npy. 21, 18^8. ■ .i ' - ' S^^^^^^4, pOMMUNICATION BETWEEN ;^j)POXTON & WELIfiINGTON. S.S. ",JANE DOUGLAS," Regular t^der between Fe^tpn and *"-'*"'' Wiellingt^. „ BTpUxs of sailing d^dy posted 'atfßailway Stations aj; Palmerstpn, ,Jjeilding r and<Ha^combe^ 'I*~ ■ — Gppd Passenger Acc^mmcdatipn. / I R. i §. MARTIN, ilanager, Wellipgtpn. . F^r freight pr passage apply \o J. W.LIDDELL, Agent, Epytpn. .A,GE N.CY NOTICB. i /Vi" : - vU " MR."E. S. THYNNE i ' Bias been apppintedTAgent, a^ FOX TON, , .f , Fpr the Finn of^,) '-ipiCHTER, NANNESTAD& CO., , Pteam Saw M,ill P^prEi^TPßSi J . Timber Merchants, &6., ' '- i EALMERSTQN." '' '' ' T All' descriptions of Timber supplied pn v'"''v '"'' the shortest notice. Orders through Mr lT 'Thynne willrpcie^ye prompt attention. '*]«"',' O ' T f T C E. /. E. SANDER S, BAKER, ' " Palmeeston Nobth. 1 >•• i < > _| N.B.— A'share o,f the public pa,trcn- , «ge is respectfully solicited. XT ,*® T . I c E ; *z< w" i , ~rT~.. 'i * . ' The'-undersign^d is m possession of a valuabje secret enabling him tp improve upon air shallow pr deep-die' BRICKWAKING MACHINES. ' He has - - -ucceedea m effecting a vast improvement m ope of Macefield and Cp.'s from , the Albert Foundry^ Auckland, and is prepared to receive ccinmuriicaticns from Briekmakers owning' defective soachines with a view to the improvement of their machinery. LIME! LIMEl'f LIME!!! CEMENT!! CEMENT!!! The Best Quality on liand^and m any quantity. BRICKS!! Three qualities, fnree prices, and |hree different shapes. pHARLES 7RICKLEBANK, BUIC£MAKER, ' ' - Palmerston North. , . rzn — ...-», . r~> s ,*p H Q MA.S MQFFATT, ' *"* ' ' butcb:er, ,/ /p, AIMER'S TON. Next to Hall. I Small goods of every descripticn always . on. hatid r . { ' >.'^. <-. "I w« ,? . *, A" „ * tK. -x> v. ■ October 22, ljS?5. ,