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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 123, 14 March 1894, Page 4

Notice of Removal. G. Hyde, CABINET MAKER. UPHOLSTERER, and U\'DERT\KKR. I“N ihankng th public i»• u cotdial patronng bestow d oil him luring th past, h gs to a mfy that h • has removed into hn u w aid comuiodiatis pr s opp >-it« ill i luh lUtol, and hopes by strict attention to business to still merit a fair share of support. Mw tys on hand—A larg in«l varied stock of general household furni ure. etc. Sid boards, Dining Tablet, Chests of Drawers, W&shst&nds and Tables, ►lomal and Spring Couches, U dstt ads in wood or iron, spring and wireiuove Maftrasses, 15 siding in kapoc, Hock of flax, or any ini ng necessary to make a home comfortable. 'ictures Mounted & Framed. Just to ham! a splendid lot of Vnu ricau and Austrian bent wood chairs in great variety. Also a fine issortmeut of Picture Mouldings. First-class Furniture made up in my design from thoroughly season d unber, and at Wellington prices. Orders for furniture not in stock made up at the shortest notice. O.H. claims to Ik; the cheapest of ins line m the district, and guarantee* borough Iy seasonal timber and Hrsi class workmanship.

Note l the address— OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL T. Hicks, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER. Main Street, Pahiatta. BREAD and Fancy Goads delivered to nil parts of the District. Established 1872 D. PICKERING, MASTEKTON AND PAHIATL'A Plumbing Works. \ I ANUFACTC REB of Sheet Iron, 1 Zinc and 'l'm Goods, in all tiieir branches. Wholesale manufacaivr of Cot-ruga• .i Iron Tanks, 0.(1. .spouting, Piping, llalg ■ Caps, Ij.adli aded Nails, T invar , Chiinn y Pots, Corrugated Iron Curv.il, Furuae. i ram s and 11 >. rs, tc., ic. Piling and .-all tv , i!a Its, II I * Church Wind >ws a sp ciality. Importers of Baths, W ash Basins, and Garth, rmvar. Good*, Brass Taps, Corrugated and Plain Iron, Ac., Ac. Estimates Gtv. n. Ag nt for Booth, McD ma'd A Co.'s Iron Windmill. Pahiatua Steam Sawmills.

i a lex ‘ y ule * j Sawmill axt> Timuek Merchant, PAHIATUA. | Timber of all ib scriptions cut ou the Shortest Notice. Orders promptly attended to. EMPIRE HOTEL (Opposite Post Office), ■I P A II I A T U A . i i j UTTIIE New Proprietress of this handI ■ some and commodious hotel begs I to intimate that she is prepared to meet | | the repuirements of all classes. Families and Hoarders can depend ' upon good accomodation at moderate I charges. The best \\ ines and Spirits, i Baths, hot and cold. ! A First-class Billiard Hoorn. I Paddocks and good stabling. MRS BECK, htorsn i ~i is. JAMES WOODHOUSE, I''OR three year- with Mr A. Birnie 1* and late of the W.F.C.A., begs to inform the inhabitants of Pahiatua and surrounding districts that he has opened the shop recently occupied by Mr Howe, bootmaker, and next to Mr : Kidd's, with a well selected stock of HAI i lES, i OLLABB, Mill I 8 CLOTHING. HOSIERY, Etc., and trusts that by strict attention to the requirements of his various customers and selling really good articles at moderate prices for cash, to merit a ; fair share of public support. SUITS, ETC., MADE TO ORDER ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE (Fit and Style Guaranteed) With Quality and Prices Unsurpassed. I , A splendid range of patterns to select j from. Sections for Sale. « N'OS. 187, 188, 189, contaiuiug each 4 acres ; 21, Main street, acre. Part section 120. Princess street, £ acre. Nos. 68, 69, 91, 90, Sedcole street, j -acre each, with cottage. Also, 2 |-acro sections, ScarIxirough township. The above properties are for im mediate sale at prices and terms to j suit the times. JOHN GREGORY, Wakeman Street, j *2 PaW>M