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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10641, 9 May 1913, Page 6

ii mini A WELCOME GUEST IN THE HOME / \ M N pil Ilillli iiimi ' H. GOMEZ, Timber Merchant %n& Building Contractor, MARTON JUNCTION. Regs to intimate that in connection with his Timber Yard he is prepared to undertake the ERECTION OF BUILDINGS,of all kinds, for which Estimates will bs given Free. FJThe Timber Yard is now ful'v stocked with all kinds of BUILDING TIMBBR, FENCING- REQUISITE* ROOFING, IRON NAILS, Ac. The knowledge gained by mr 2 years' experience in the timber tra will bajplaeed freely at the service :> SH MART. HIGH STKEET, MARTON. Fresh Consignments of Fish Arriving Daily. Crayfish just arrived.Meals at!all hours. Fish Suppers a speciality. j. bawhon; ; PROPRIETOR Telephone 164 T T. LOUND, LICENSED SANITARY -"ID IMSMITH. BROADWAY, MAR TON. ESTIMATES GIYEN" FOR SEffEB&UJS AND PLUMBING. First Clasa Workmanship. Charges Moderate. See that your Spouts and T; rains are in working crde before the winter ftfTICt*iUUID*KJ Slioein? & General ISlack&mitMng M A R T O N. Horse Breeders. Farmers and others entrusting work to wy care can rely upon it" being carried out in a thoroughly businesslike manner.

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