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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 65, 20 October 1893, Page 3

D. CREWE, AUCTIONEER, PAHIATTJA. Unreserved Sale of Boots and Shoes. SATURDAY, OCT. 21, at 1 o'clock. D . C IRK W E has received instructions from Mr Thos. Howe (who is leaving the district) to sell, on the premises, the whole of his stock-in-trade and household furniture, consisting 0f—- .),)/ \ PAIRS of Men's, Ladies’, OsC* * Youths’, and Children’s ROOTS AND SHOES of all descriptions. Tables, chairs, couches, and cooking utensils. FOR SALE, 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT, by Treason. 1 Y’earling Colt, by Kemp. 1 Dark Brown Mare, by Dan O’Connell, in foal to Country Boy. For particulars apply to J. Devonshire or A. Hamilton. n 8 LOST, Hack cushion to a coach. Finder is requested to return to Stables, Commercial Hotel. nl 1 District Land and Survey office, Wellington, October 18, 1898. X TOTICE is hereby given, in terms of section 117 of “ The Land Act, 1885," that John Broughton, the selector of section 7, Block XIII., Survey District of Makuri, has applied to transfer the same to John and Robert George and Walter Charles Broughton. JOHN 11. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. 025 C. BROWN, GROCER and IRONMONGER, MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA. (“N ~T> WISHES to notify to -J • Af • the public of Pahiatua and surrounding district that he has a very large stock of first-class Groceries and Teas, The Finest in the Colony, just landed. Ironmongery in all its branches, carefully bought in the cheapest markets. White and Red Lead, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, and Wall Papers From the Best Manufacturers. Goods delivered to all parts of the District. Orders Carefully Attended to. Lollie Guessing Competition IS NOW ON. J. H. Topping HAS now in his window a glass jar filled with lollies. Everyone spending one shilling will be entitled to a guess. The person who guesses the exact number or nearest it takes choice of prizes. The competition ends December 22nd, 1898, when all tickets must be in. The jar has been sealed in the presence of representatives of the Press, and will be opened by them on 22nd December, at l> pan. The prizes are : Lady's Waterbury Watch, Gent’s Silver Mounted Pipe. <ll9 SEE WINDOW. RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S DISTRICT OF WAIRARAPA, New Zealand, to wit.

To GORDON SHUTR, late of Kaitawa, owner of Section 88, Kaitawa Suburban. \rOU are hereby summoned to attend at the Resident Magistrate’s Court to be holden at l’ahiatua, on TUESDAY, the 24th day of October, 1898, at the hour of 9 o’clock in the forenoon, to answer the demand of the Chairman, Councillors, and Inhabitants of the County of l’ahiatua, a Body Corporate, for the sum of eighteen shillings and five pence, particulars whereof are hereunto annexed. Herein fail not, or the case will be heard and determined in your absence. Debt or claim ... Cost of Summons Cos. of advt. ... Extra mileage... 8 0 16 0 5 0 £2 2 5 Given under my hand at Pahiatua aforesaid, this Gth day of October, 1893. WILLIAM J. REEVE, Clerk of Court. Particulars of Plaintiff’s Claim, In respect of Section 88, Kaitawa Suburban:— 1898.—T0 General Rates Levied and Due ... 2s Od 1892. —To General Rates Levied and Due ... 16s 5d Total Rates Due ... 18s 5d Nora.—No plea of set-off, infancy, coverture, statute of limitations, or discharge ruder any Act relating to bankruptcy or insolvency will be allowed unless no.ice thereof in writing shall have been left with the Clerk of the Court, and a copy served upon the plaintiff or left at his place of abode twenty-four hours at least before the day appointed for hearing the cause ; ard, if a set-off lie claimed, a full statement of the particulars of such claim must lie annexed to such mu ice and to the copy thereof