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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 49, 13 September 1893, Page 1

J. PEimLE, SADDLER, A, T I'ST AIIHIVKD — A fn-«li S&trk ol ftaHtllcrv ami IJnmeaa to meet tlnti raquirMuvnta uf ' on the premiae*,-' Style and Durability unaurpaated. Collar* of (turv deacrtptiun iv.vU- to measure. How Cotera front Ilia; llugK.V Huge from 7a 0.1. A aptrndid lot of I.adiaa ami Oenta' Saddle* to rliooaa from. Homo Mrdiriiwa, Neatafoot Oil, ami llarnaia Oil alaaya m htovk. Ilepaira promptly eneruted. Iloana iiaim llofoHT. IliottaaT I'an a Orvas. l»«i-n Tina Itnrati. rt:n\t> stouttuit. ijiiuul i>is< oust ton t .<'//.

NOW IN THE DISTRICT AXD To stand this season the splendid draught horse “ King Salisbury.” King Salisburyw-iii stand«t Makuri, anil attend at I>i vonshirc's Stables, Pahiatna, once a week during the season. For further particulars apply to W. A. OLIVER, Owner, Or J. DEVONSHIRE. Agent, Commercial Stables, I’ahiatna. SADDLERY. SADDLERY. Pahiatua Saddlery Warehouse. JAS ELLIOTT & Co. ■ >EG to inform the residents of I’u- ■ that they have purchased the wellknown Saildli tv Business of .1. BERTRAM, and trust to receive the same liheral support accorded to their predecessor. The business has for the present Den plactsl under the able management of Mr K. H. Yile, under w hose charge will lie found an efficient staff of workmen. A- we are direct importers, custom rs will have the advantage of setting goods at less cost than at Wellington. To arrive within a few days—a magnificent assortment of English and Colonial saddles, bridles, breastplates, saddle-cloths, saddle-aprons, whips, spars, buggy rugs, and every other requisite connected with the trade ; also, a few sets of English and American buggy harness. Park -addles made on the premises from IS I Os. Gig, spring trap, and cart harness made to order on the shortest notin', which, for price, style, and durability, are unsurpassed in the district. Collars of every description made to order. Repairs executed with neatness and despatch, and nothing but the U'st material used. biummm Invited. Good quality and moderate charges. Note the address— JAMES ELLIOTT & Co.. Opposite Yile’s Stables.

PREMIER BOOK & STATIONERY SHOP F. O. ItVIOOIE^E, PBOFRIKTOR. "T IST ARRIVED—A large assortment of Assortment of Account Books, which will be sold regardless of cost to effect a ready sale. A Large Stock of Winter Games. l {sole Agenl|2fnr Canterbury Times, Weeklf Pres*. N.Z. Mail, Auckland Weekly New-. Farmer, Graphic, IV ellington Times, Port, Daily Times, Tit Bits, and “ Pahutva Herald.” 1)1 RE CEYLON TEA. —Direct from the plantation to the teapot. Purchase- you: Tea DIRECT, and do »».e "■ 1 be army of New Zealand tea blend, rs. Tea worth 3s per lb. I at i* and under. J. 11. TOPPING, Agent for the Importers.