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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9363, 4 February 1909, Page 7

ns m -a,- ViV MMmkm f^m ip* Ng., ‘‘'‘“'■J&EJ M?C© MICH Ari*M . .. a GEO. CUMMINS:, COACH BUILDER, MARTON. AGENT FOE INTEENATIONAL HAEVESTEE COMPANY OP LAGE'IMPLEMENTS 11 LineS of McCO3fiMACE: & BEEEING til. Large Stock of EXTEAS for above always OD|hand. uuuuuuumumn\m>imuuuuuum>uuu\vvmuvmui\mniimHiomm/jmHi;/nm/Dt! 'TTV W/JT> il(rn T ' Wjm tT^mvrrr7W™ 77^/7F’ WnW THIS SPLENDID GALVANISED BATH is portable & Self-s : J more cleanly than the old-fashioned kind- We are sending these Baths all over the country side by rail at the following Low Prices': Unpainted Painted with four coats 45/52/6 ' HOLBEN & KIRK, Palmerston N

fiffaf? and Livery Stables. WAITUNA ROYAL MAll OOaCH, S. S. FAGAN. ; PbOFEIETOE. COACHES run as follows ;-~- Leave Waituna West daily at 7.33 a.m „ Cunningham's ... 8.20 a.m „ Makino ... 9.85 a.m Arrive at Feilding ... 10 a.m Leave Feilding ... 3.30 p.m „ Makino ... 4 p.m ~ Cunningham’s ... 6,45 p.m Arrive Waituna ... 6.30 p.m Parcels delivered along the road. Parcels may be left'at Carbine Booking Office, Feilding, but must be prepaid. Waituna Agent; Mr E. G. Humphrey, with whom parcels may be left, but must be prepaid. Horses and vehicles always on hire at Waituna, and passengers driven beyond Waituna on arrival of coach. £) MAX ;BAUfeK’S EOYAL MAIL LINE OP COACHES. BETWEEN EIMBOLTON & FEILDING. Leave Eimbolton ... 7.45 a.m. Leave Cheltenham . , 8.45 a.m, Arrive Feilding ... 9.45 a.m Leave Hole Stables, Feilding ... 4.45 p.m Leave Cheltenham ... 6 p.m Arrive Eimbolton ... 6.45 p.i» All parcels left at the Manchester Hotel Stables for Eimbolton and Apit will be carefully attended to, and mus be prepaid. Buggies, Saddle Horses, Speciai Coaches, &c„ always on hire at the Family and Commercial Hotel Stables Eimbolton. C. MAX BAUER, Proprietor.

MARTON HOTEL XVJL STABLES. nORTH BROADWAY sid.Tmer Has pleasure in informing the public that he has taken over these wellknown Stables, and hopes to receive a fair share of patronage. COACHES meet all trains] and patrons driven to'all parts of th district. ' , i Letters an * TelegramsJ'will receive prompt attention. Gigs, Hacks, and Harness Horses always on Hire, JgKICKS. BRICKS. FOR S ALE Bricks in any quantity at yard or delivered to any part of the district. Bricklaying of all descriptions. A. GATE, Jun. RONGOTEA BRICKYARDJ£ENDR!CI(S' FISH SHOP AND DimsiQ room, BROADWAY, MARTON. Is NOW OPEN in Brick Premises lately* erected^ Large and commodious Dining Room. Also, Private Rooms for Ladies, Open every week night from 7 a.m. till II p.m. Our. Motto—Cleanliness! Quickness! Civility !. Best workmanship guaranteed.