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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 118, 2 March 1894, Page 3

IiKXTEIt THAN CO-OPEiiA TREWBY BROS.’ SYSTEM 07 BON On and Alter Satu-\1 ij November 15:'':. < I I’ll' n litivin for. i'll (i l l- • 1 I j Bonus Paid in Gash • i ' Fiv P- i ■ On the amount of their purdm.s . Th s i «.j r • I •fu tak' note of the following advantages : Customers Hi'i* off'T d b-'I.T t-nns than nr* • n ' l I called co-operative asKOCialion*. Noon* i ;* I IwsinrsH, as we do not need the assist ?u- <>f co.iceru. Instead of compelling > it- r. Uiy bonus, our system op »: to Ml. \ eu > i r value of 10' rrn iu ■ in prc.portion m<*.. ;i n.ie aking *hare* in one of the abot mi >i 1 v • b cause under our .-orate m you nre not forced : > paling in bonuses) on which you ivc. iw lr line rate of interest without the 411)0 .*> rnrity. We -iv* • h without their running any »isk. Und r our \ n Iho prices than they are to be had from any hou«*e in tie • \v and not 011 bill*. The advantage* deriv< dby p i’ t hie apparent 10 all. WK are ennhled then <y to bu\ far lower pric • than individuals o** ;.»hou, wl for their purchases. \\ I* would again draw th fact that undo our system all bonusi s will 1> paid m 1 purchase is made. We shall not k* p customt r »n a it» giving them the bon use*. Our premises now he« n consul. ml>!\ « 1 . ’ 1 ’ of increasing business. The Showroom, which is now nr h nr « • di of Mi-s Pa*;e, who cone sto us high y recoinin' n l -I r<» ! and Co., Sydney. The Dressmaking Depurine nt will 1- found n. ■ ■ 1 !\ • by Miss Stiiiih, as-iswd by 1 c imp :i: s.I.V of n.» , 1 I larg earn ri< nee. uid hob The alterations have enabled us to *. n\ id* 11m i - i 1 i men's Department, which is now rep i* w i. ties, hats, hosiery, etc., etc. Sm to m guaranteed. A large and choic* sel* ~* ui of p 11- .* Boys’, and Youths’ Clothing in gn at xaru TREWBY BROTHERS, Family Drapers.

CHRISTMAS, 1893. w. BOOT i mow vs EXHIBITION NEW YEAR, It9l I S NOW OPEN for th ■n■ sm m an • ■■ ■ •%. m l -f N « Goods from tli I lest nt*k rs in ! n\ / ;.n:ci, 1 >ei 1’ ii I intend thin to lit the best di»p!av on ’ noli iu In Di-.uci. 3T)ecinliti 53 i'l tin L it'st tit /.os id Sk idea is Ta*i n <’ Canvas olio >a. WALKING AND I . nEMNG SHOE Men’s aid Yo albs’ ’Vat n-t £ iool r 1 Jt • the Host VI r. ii l This Line T have always car. fa! v i d, inv i •* ' holiday s. ason a good stock to > lect tr mi. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN GOODS of th materials are also u feature in this , \bibuion, and ,> it presents. The B spoke fiends Department is uml r my p r ■ from my e\p rience in the trade l ullin'd in till h nn a land), aideil by skilled workmen, my clients can r ; up out Second to None in tin Colony. Darin • will be allowed on a d c.i sh purcha •> i. CALL AND INSPECT NO CHARGE MADE. P> (> () T E :* O ! I I l PAHIATUA CHRISTMAS,

w ANTED l'O iii town. 0 Hi co. RKNT—A lions. Apply to II rim.n w ni*2 anted vant. A h mil general SirApplv M i"~ (.. Av rv. UT ANTED KNOW!'. Tli u Wil ' limn Thomas, Termee Nur writs, Ngi w.-tpnm, has ;;rap - to; sale. He solicits a » ilvin.m; for 'a Avar's trees, ,ie. w ANTED TO Ui'.NT acres in grass. lOOioiilh. Send fu ' particulars to J>. CREWE. Auctioneer. VITANTED —\ -iniatimi 1.. \ V . ias- milker and gi neral i 1 ■ band. Reliable man. Apply olliee ni bis paper. M us montkith, Lad;. lias rctnovi d from W stre* L to Sedcok* - i el. Nnr . ; ka nj liit!2 For Sale. - TWO-TOOTH I.M'OL K •) bled by '.l l :no (i. A VERY. For S b —Cheap. lOT of lUaek smiths' Tool* nt uni), vit'- .J. r.\\( 1 bloc! . ! , *ii. nachni'. ham . stock ir.fi *!i , \pply by leU *r *»r ir. pr. *» t TIIO.S. WKSTWOtiD, Sion If no i FOR SALE. iaa \ tUU EWi ' ; b l.i nibfoot), and 20J l.nobi l. ic ■ Hog"»|s. The nbov bt-'p ain in tir 1 <• ; ■ondii’on, r. 1 p ri> .iln ■ I . J. smith; Haw. cn. For Sale Privately, y BACK > Goo 1 Clean < oek I S d. '• ItOOMiiD HGi ... ■ acr. land i } goal local i 1 v: cb I p. ' l>. CREWE Anctione-'r. 1 (/'. AYS in 1_ l b <’* , ■

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