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Pahiatua Herald, Volume I, Issue 71, 3 November 1893, Page 1

POSTS, PALINGS, SHINGLES, STABS, AND FIREWOOD. J. Halloway BEGS to notify that he is now prepared to Deliver the above in any quantities. Orders may be left at J. Bertram's, Saddler. n2l Pahiatua Livery Stables. N ° c E - Having purchased the whole of the plant and goodwill and interest of Mu William Vilk in that old established private Livery Stable Business, situated in Main-street, Pahiatua, I beg to solicit the same patronage that has been accorded to Mr Vile. The stables will be immediately under my own supervision, with a well qaalified groom, and I trust to be able to give gene ral satisfaction to all my customers. Saddle Horses and all Descriptions of Vehicles on hire at a moment’s notice. ONLY RELIABLE AND WELL-FED HORSES KEPT FOR HIRE. Roomy Loose Boxes. Every care and attention paid. A brake is always on hand for the use of commercial travellers and those wanting furniture or goods removod to any part of the distri • Coaches leave the stabl Ballance on Wednesday and Saturday mornings at 8.30, leaving Ballance again at 11 a.m Hcrses broken in to Saddle and Single and Double Harness. G. W. REMNANT, Proprietor. PAHIATUA Grain, Chaff, and Produce Mart; WHOLESALE and RETAIL GROCERY AND IRONMONGERY STORE. H. Stevens, Proprietor, IN thanking the public for the very liberal support accorded to him in the past, desires to assure his patrons and the public generally that no effort on his part will be spared to retain their confidence. Having established a connection with the best business houses in tho colonies for groceries and ironmongery, and with the most reliable farmers and produce merchants for Hour, grain, chaff, etc., and having made special arrangements for large and immediate supplies, he is in a position to offer all the lines mentioned herewith at prices never before attempted in Pahiatua. General Stores will include the best brands of flour, teas, sugars, candles, soap, kerosene, coffees, hams, bacon, oatmeal, tobacco, matches, oilmen’s stores, brushware. Ironmongery includes black and galvanised fencing wire, staples, nails, axes, roofing iron, spades, shovels, station and farm requisites. Oats, chaff, fowls’ wheat, pollard, bran and general farm produce. Goods delivered on the shortest notice. H. STEVENS, Main Street, Pahiatua. H. BEAUMONT, 1, Grey Street, Wellington, LAND, ESTATE AGENT, & HOTEL BROKER. AS I have numerous Clientß for Small Sections of Land and Businesses. I am in a position to transact Sales placed in my hands with despatch.