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Manawatu Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 4407, 20 October 1934, Page 2

J. M. THOMSON COAL AND GRAIN MERCHANT AND GENERAL CARRIER. WHYTE STREET, FOXTON. Household and Steam Coal, Firewood of Best quality cut to any length. FOR CASH ONLY. WAIKATO COAL. WAIKATO COAL. KITCHEN: £ s. d. Per cw_t 3 3 Per Bag 5 6 Per 4-ton 16 6 Per J-ton 1 11 0 Per Ton 3 0 0 HOUSEHOLD: £ s. d. Per Cwt 3 6 Per Bag 6 0 Per 4-ton 17 0 Per 4-ton 11* 0 Per Ton 3 5 0 THOMSON’S TRANSPORT SERVICE. L’o all parts of the district, including Palmerston North, Shannon and Levin. Bi-weekly service to Wellington leaving Foxton at 4 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. For particulars ’phone Nos. S3M or 83S.

Eat More Fried Fish. WHEN YOU HAVE NO TIME TO COOK, HAVE A NICE HOT MEAL JUST THE SAME. Cali in for Fried Fish. Tasty, Handy and Economical. YOU will get clioi.ee. Fresh Fish tried in pans of pure, clear fat. Deep frying seals up every atom of tenderness and sweetness in crisp, golden batter for you to enjoy. Nearly half the vast quantity of Kish caught in New Zealand goes into the Fried Fish shops and restaurants. SO ENJOY YOUR OPPORTUNITIES AND EAT MORE FISH. Bert Binds* Cleanliness Guaranteed. MAIN STREET, FOXTON.

JOHN WALLS. JOHN WALLS. FOB BREAD AND SMALL GOODS. BREAD AND SMALL GOODS. All baking done under our personal supervision. This enables us to guarantee our products. PUBLIC CATERING, WEDDINGS AND PARTIES A SPECIALTY. MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA. Obtainable in our up-to-date rooms Main Street, ’Phone 80. KIWI BACON CO., LTD. BACONEBS, CHOPPERS AND CURERS. BACONERS, CURERS AND CHOPPERS. A. ANDERSON, Buyer Phone 6978. FOR LADIES’, GENTS' AND CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR, TRY F. J. MANTELL MAIN STREET, FOXTON. A LARGE STOCK OF ALL LEADING MAKES m STOCK. BOOT REPAIR WORK A SPECIALTY. A TRIAL SOLICITED.

STATIONERY—Twenty Superior Envelopes and 20 sheets of Notepaper to match, in celophane packet. Something unusually good, and 9d per packet only, at “The Herald” Office. (>RRARA, the New Sixpenny Writing Pad. Chic, and the best of value. See them at “The Herald” Office.