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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 13 June 1891, Page 2

o y E A- ft V CHEMIST, MAIN-3TRTCET, FOXTON, axd THE SQUARE. P.. LMERSTON N. Bt-vs 'to draw atten'ion to the following lines : — tfosQurr-* Embrocation, hi-jhly recom mended as a prcvcn.aliva when "oi.liod freely liands and -lso to relieve hit ten parts. BoUles la Is 6'l, and 2-* each. TO DAIRYMEN. Hansen's Cheeße Rennett Extract, in Wtles from la 61 ; also for Junket oi for -able use !_a_sen's Cheese Colouring, and Butter Colouring in bottles from Is 6d. Essence of Lemnu, fresh and pure, of exceptionally good fl.ivour. Freeh Raw Lime Juice. Hellehone Powder, for orchard blight. Insect Powders, varioup. Wire Net (Joggles for protecting the eyes in Flux-milling work. Blood Mixture, for Boils. Teeth Extracted ■ Prescriptions Dispensed W. FRASER . Manager THE STANDARD FIP.R *ND MARINE INS IT RANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital, £I,OO J 000, With unlimited liability of shareholders TJIIRE -Insurances effec'ed on al. -*- descriptions of property al lowest current nt s. MABINE— WooI insured from sheep's backs, or woolshed <o London. Open policios ksi.e Ito covei shipment, to and li*>n_ Great Hritain, A.inr?ri.a, India, Chirm, Australiai. co onies and Now Zmihind ports. GOArUNTkE— Fid-lit, y of per sons in situations of trust g ■•u.inioed Kates of Pi'ouii-im ai.d 11 othev information may be obtained on application to tlie undorsi-Miod, McMILL \N RHODES & CO. Agents, Foxton. \\j[& F. ELLERY G I L li E R'J Pianoforte and Hiirm.niuiii TUNER AND REPAIRER, From Wanganni. ! Will visit Foxton c. cry four months. 0:-itorsl. f at ihe Manawatu Herald Offioe will receivo p pip':, *<**ip: i.tf*>!it;nn.

Mr Honore, in another column announces that he has oa hand 20,000 feet of timber of all kinds, besides totara posts and house blocks. In facf all requisites for house bull ung he has now on hand, going as far as to have an experienced bricklayer ready to set ranges and build chimnies. In our stock and produce column Mr Honore has a heavy trap horse guaranteed quiet, for sale, and a seoond-hand trap. It was reported in Palmerston yesterday that Mr Fred Rich, of Campbelltown, was found dead in his bed on Thursday morning. We desire to draw the attention of the Borough authorities to the number of dangerous holes in the metalled portion of the Motoa Road. Unless immediately looked to, some accident wi 1 occur that will cost the ratepayers more than attending to the repairs. , Many of the richest Jewish bankers are voluntarily leaving Russia.