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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 3784, 6 February 1908, Page 2

MOORE, M.A.. LL.B., BARRISTER & SOLICITOR. Trust and other moneys to lend on approved securities. J? ' E . J E NKH, PI.UMBER, PAINTER AND PAPKRHANGEK, Clyde Street, Foxton. [card.] J. A. MaiseyJ [H. T. Johns jy[AISEY AND JOHNS, ARCHITECTS, Phoenix Chambers, Eambton Quay, Wellington. Correspondence Invited. J W. ROUGH ARCHITECT, MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, FOXTON. Elans and specifications prepared for all classes of buildings LA CARD.] w. S. CHARLSWORTH, ASSOC. MEM. AM. SOC. C.E. SANITARY AND CIVIL ENGINEER, QUEEN ST., LEVIN, jhomAs rimmer, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR, Main-St. Foxton Established 4S I ears. Telephones: Palmerston, 291 j Foxton, 42 JATTON & SON, DENTAL SURGEONS. DR. TATTON : Partners : C. EGERTON TATTON Regret on account of being short handed they are unable to keep their Foxton Branch open all the week through, and for a short time they will only be able to attend patients on Mondays and Tuesdays. fjpO ADVERTISERS Advertisements received without number of insertions being stated will be continued and charged for until ordered out, except in the case of announcements where the date conveys the limit of the number of insertions. Standing advertisements inserted for a specified time, and ordered to be withdrawn before the expiration of the term contracted for will be charged for the full period. Replace advertisements must be handed in before 12 p.m. on the day previous to issue. rpERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Delivered —Per quarter, in advance, 3s 3d; booked, 4s 6d. Per year, in advance, 13s ; booked 18s. Posted—Per quarter, in advance, 5s ; booked 6s. Per year, in advance, 20s ; booked 245. It is of special advantage to pay in advance NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIBERS. • THE quarterly accounts are now issued, and the Proprietor would esteem as a favour an early settlement of same.

A bad stench is reported from the creek adjoining the Borough Council Chambers.

The continued dry weather is having a very serious effect on stock throughout this district and rain is badly needed. A grass fire threatened the Presbyterian manse in the Lady’s Mile yesterday but was beaten out by a number of residents.

WOLFE’S SCHNAPPS.—A tonic that has stood the test of years.