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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 51, 18 September 1893, Page 4

fit NOW IN THE DISTRICT AND To stand this season the splendid draught horse “ King Salisbury/’ KING SALISIH'RY will stand at Makuri, and attend at Devon - slum's Stables. Palliates, once a week durint; the season. For further particulars apply to W. A. OLIVER, Owner, Or .1. DEVONSHIRE, Commercial Stables, Pahiatua.

tup: Thoroughbred Entire Horse PURITAN (By Caasivelaunus —Fair Puritan) \TTILL travel the Pahiatua District * * the coining Season. J. JONES. Iniormation may be had for the present ! from G. AVERY, At Pringle’s Saddler’s Shop. THE I QLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE YOUNG HERO, BY HERO-DAM, LASSIE, Will Stand at Pahiatua this Season. For particulars applv to JOHN HUGHES, Pahiatua.

Great Clearance Sale. O - WING to extensive alterations about to be made in these pre- | inises the undersigned is compelled to sell out the entire stock, which consists of BOOTS & SHOES, DRAPERY, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS. Every article will be subject to vigorous reduction. Sale Commences— Saturday, 2nd September. Come early and secure the bargains. MRS MONCRIEFF. (Adjoining Crewe’s Auction Mart.) ALEXANDER BLAIR, TAILOR ANI) CLOTHIER, BRICK BUILDINGS, PAHIATUA.

\| ) has much pleasure in • 1y • announcing to the public the arrival of his new Summer Goods, consisting of— Worsted Coatings, Fancy Scotch Suitings, English Fancy Worsted Trouserings, Colonial Tweeds, in all the latest patterns. Second to None for Fit, Style, and Workmanship. All Tweeds Carefully Shrunk. —also— Large selection in Mats and Caps in all the latest shapes, Shirts, Undervests, Pants, Braces, Ties, Collars, &c. ALEXANDER BLAIR, Brick Buildings, Pahiatua. COMMERCIAL HOTEL LIVERY A BAIT STABLES. Main Stekt, Pahiatua. ! rjMIESE newly built and commodious stables are now completed. The travelling public and customers will find them the most complete in the 40-Mile Hush. Here you can hire a First-class Buggy, Sulky, or Saddle Hack. None but reliable and well fed horses are kept on the premises. Horses bought and sold on commission. Horses broken in to single and double harness. Splendid loose-box accommodation, and good paddocks. As everything is under the supervision of the proprietor, customers may rely upon their horses being well fed and kindly cared for. A coach leaves these stables daily for Woodvilie at 11 a.m., catching the Napier express. Leaves Woodville on arrival of the last train at night from Palmerston. Orders by letter promptly attended to. J. DEVONSHIRE, Proprietor. Please note the address— Back of Commercial Hotel. ;V* v ' ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COACH FACTORY. Vehicles of Every Description Built To Order. Buggies, Gigs, Spring ('arts, Drays, &c., made by skilled workmen, on the shortest notice. Estimates Supplied for General Alterations and Repairs. Painting, Trimming, &<*., done on the Premises with eare and despatch. I C H O L L S, Proprietor.