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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 128, 28 March 1894, Page 1

THIS SPACE RESERVED D. G-. McKIBBIN & Co. LONDON HOUSE, PAHIATUA. se* O'. ZMZ c IB^.i:D>T, Watch and Clock Maker and Jeweller, PAHIATUA. N STOCK, a Good Selcotion of Clocks, Gold and Silver Brooches, Wedding Kings, Spectacles, Folders, Ac. All Work Guaranteed for Twelve Months. lE. IDIE^A El UNDERTAKER. PAHIATUA WOODWAIIE FACTORY AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. Doors, Sashes, and Every Description ol Joinery made on the Premises. BUTTER BOXES ALWAYS ON HAND. Venetian Blinds Made and Repaired. Household Furniture.—A Large and Varied Stook Kept. BEDDING, &c. CHAIRS IN GREAT VARIETY. PICTURES MOUNTED AND FRAMED. Furniture, Ac., not in Stock made up on the Shortest Notioe. Note tho Address : FACTORY AND RESIDENCE, Comer of Crewe Street and Palmerston North Road.

“ZEALANDIA” UP TO DATE. THESE Celebrated Boots arc always ahead. The Newest Patterns and Lasts are constantly added. Those who have no end of trouble to be fitted in the past can be fitted withapair of ZHALANDIAS up to date. The motto of the Manufacturers of the Zealandia is—Do not j wait till you are driven ; be always ahead. 7p£)]£lTlHi£lo AltE THERE AND I ZicaldUUlab intend to stay. The Wear is Guaranteed. There are more hands employed in making Zealandia Boots than in any other make in the Colony. Does not this fact prove that the real quality of the Brand is justly appreciated by the public ? Do not bo put off with tho superior air with which those who do not keep them will tell you they have souk thing as good and cheaper. Don’t believe it. There is only one Zealandia. You want that. Look for the Brand. , ZEALANDIA PATENT WOOL PRESS. First Prizes Hawke's Bay, Wairarapa j and Masterton Shows, IH9O, 1891, and 1892. Orders are now being booked for this well-known and popular press fo* the coming season. Several important improvements effected, making it better than ever. | Cockatoo Wool Press upplied for.) I This Press is designed to meet a longfelt want among the fanning community, for a Cheap, Strong, and Easily Worked Woolpress. Tho Patentee ca,n confidently recommend it to any requiring such an j article. It is second only to the Zealandia, and is one third cheaper, viz., j £l2- To be seen in working order at the Steam Factory, Queen St. Workmanship Guaranteed. JAMES IMIUIIR,, I c- .f^. , w * q n j f . Maker. * qci..,,. oii.r.i.l,

L. G-. WEST, ARCHITECT PALMERSTON NORTH. by letter or telegram punctually attended to. jr24 Charges Moderate. NM€NT life insu DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISH EB 1870. tfigy Policy Guaranteed toy the Qtato, LOW PREMIUMS. LARGE BONUSES. The first policy issued, No. x for /300, is still in existence, and has had three bonuses allotted to it, vis. *— In 1880, £36 or £ 1 2*- P«r cent per annum In 1885, £lB .. £1 4*. h « n In 1890, £27 .. £1 16s. n n m *• The above is an actual case, and shows that the rate of bonus increased at each division. The premiums in force at the • time this policy was issued v.-ure not calculated to yield any bonußea, i and the higher rates now charged should i therefore give etui more •ati»f«9tory ; reeultn, JOSEPHUS H. RICHARDSON, it] Coe>n.lt«ioD*r Bricks. Bricks, I HAVE now leased the Pahiatna Brickyard and premises and the goodwill thereof to William Madder and Alfred Doel, and would beg to solicit a continuance of the very liberal patronage bestowed upon me in the past. JOHN PRICE. The undersigned having taken over the above premises, are prepared to supply first-class bricks at lowest current rates. Terms, cash on delivery. Estimates given. MADDER & DOEL. Peters’ Line of Coaches. UNTIL further notice our coaches will leave Pahiatua for Eketahuna daily at a quarter to ten sharp. This alteration is in con mi ' the eavy stale of the oau -