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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 100, 17 January 1894, Page 3

ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. PAUIATUA STOCK HALE. TUESDAY, JANUARY 88. 1894, at 1 o’olook. AND wilt sell by public auction at their yards, Mangahao Road, as above—--50 to 8-yr steers 6 yearling heifers 200 first-class 2 tooth wethers 200 ~ ~ ewes TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6th, at 1 p.m. AND 'y^TILLIAMS have received instructions from Mr C. E. Tattersall, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction at their yards, Mangahao road, Pahiatua : Section 2, Block XVI., Rock Road, Mangahao Survey District, comprising 28.8 acres, well burnt and id excellent grass. The whole is first-class sheep country, fenced on three sides, with water boundary on the fourth, and lies eight miles by roail from Pahiatua, metalled for almost the whole distance. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TO STOREKEEPERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. J. MANTTAN, Old Star Building, MAINS TREET, PAHIATUA, has just opened up l)A CASES CASES OA nU The largest and best Assortment even seen in the district of Crockery, Fancy Goods, Glassware, Etc., Note a few Lines : Tea Sets from 11/6 Dinner Sets from 85 • , pieces) Bedroom sets from 12/•Tam Dishes from 4d Candlesticks from 6<l Etc. ORNAMENTS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. DRAPERY A few Dress Pieces, Tweeds, Trousers, and Suits vorv Cheap. Wo can supply Storekeepers as well as retail to the general public. Don't forget— J. MANTTAN, OLD STAR OFFICE. PAHIATUA. Change of Name. rriAKE NOTICE that I, the undorI signed, William Charles Caccia Birch, h retofore known as William Charles Birch Caccia, of Erehwon, Hawke’s Bay, in the Colony of New Zealand, and of the Junior Constitutional Club, Piccadilly, London, Sheepfarmer, intend as from the date hereof, to drop the name of “ Birch," as a baptismal nameand to retain and use it as a surname, in conjunction with and immediately preceded by my aforesaid name of “ Caccia." and that 1 desire henceforth to be called and known by the names of" William Charles Caccia Birch," in lieu of the names of “ William Charles Birch Caccia. in testimony whereof and of my identity 1 have; this day executed a Deeel Poll to the intent that the same may be forthwith enrolled in the Chancery Division of Her Majesty's High Court of J ustice. Dated this Bth day of November, 1898. (Sd.) W. CACCIA BIRCH. Witness— G. E. Bucknill, Solicitor, Gray’s Inn, Loudon. Pahiatua Borough Council. TENDERS FOR FORMATION. TENDERS, addressed to the Mayor, will be received until noon on Thursday, 18th of January, for formation of King Street east. Drawings and specifications at Borough Council Chambers. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. A. KENNEDY, Town Clerk.

FOR SALE. .'I/;> \ ACHES improved farm.! <I)U Applv A. BIUME, Pahiatua. Notice to Subscribers. I DSCRIIIKRS to tin Pahiatiw ! a ’ Hekalu art: requested io report to the Manager any irregularity in the j delivery of the paper. \ 1 HI).- Tender' for logging j \ V up and burning about 100 acre*. Tenders . 1 >-e on th« 20th ult. For further particulars apply to .). B. WHITE, | jIJ) Tiraumea Valley Road.

Correspondents Wanted. \ \RANTED—Correspondents tor > > the PAIIUTCA HERALD at Hawera, Kanawa, and Makakahi. P\H I \TI T .\ ATHt.ETIC SOCIETY. AN* N UATi SPO UTS. Anniversary Dav, Monday, January 22, 1894; opening of Society’s new ground. For programme see poster*. Procession will leave Post Office at 10.;>0 a.m.. headed by Pahiatua V.F.B. T'r.ns IV.nd. Admission to ground. F. Grand entertainment in Public Hull in the evening, conclndin with a dance. Memb« -* can obtain tlieir tickets at F G. Moore’s. GEORGE MOORE, i ret