Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 130, 2 April 1894, Page 4

BEAD THIS. HEAD THIS. HEAD THIS. n ARGAINS IN D RAPEBY. I AS. FETTIE, of 18, Cuba street, f I Wellington, and Mangatainoka, has decided to close his branch at Mai atainoka, and offers the settlers tie opportunity of purchsing their .hep •> at pric* which defy* oomRarguiu* m 1 >r» ss Stuffs Bargains in Lace Curtains Bargains in Umbrellas Bargains in Prints IT WILI BP U'Vl THIS WEEK OXLT l. ' ik out for the Rid Flag, Main St. Mangatainoka. JAB. PKTTIE, of Wellington. F. MUIR, Manager. H. (j K O R G E I’RACTI'.AL TAILOR, •rp fM DTFTCF PAHIATUA, I> it. t,. announce to the 111 - ) habitants of the district that he met Med business as above .'■itii ,i tir-• elans stock of Worsteds, I "ml . Saddlecloths, etc. etc., and l»y strict attention to business • "Plain u fair share of patronage. Having hail a long experience in Australia and New Zealand is prepared to turn j out none but first class workmanship, j A Trial Solicited. JAMES PETERS (Late of Carterton), KG S to notify to the general ) public of Eketabuna and the ■ muling districts that he has com- : e need business as hoot and shoe in: in I, and he hopes by strict atten- : t.) business to merit a fair share . : public patronage, as nothing hut i:. best material is kept in stock. The best of workmanship guaranteed at the shortest notice. Repairs a speciality. I Note the address— JAMES PETERS (late 11. Thomas), BOOT ANI) SHOE MAKER ■ppos'u. J. Anderson’s Hotel), Ekbtahcna.

Pahiatua Herald Agency. Mli F. G. MOORE, Stationer, etc., Main-street, l’ahiatua, intboriM 'I to receive money and ■ In-half of the Pahiatua N- w ~|i.i[ier Company. Copies of the llkkvlh can 1« -obtain!il at his shop. | 1' t i ,ik- a good cigar or a pipe of ! I AI I'obacco, you should call on J. Kocles. Bricks i Bricks ! Bricks ! ON SALE. IMRST < LASS bricks at £2 6s. per i l 1000. I OLIVER’S BRICK YARDS. t j 14 Back of Post Office. PahiaUa Coach Factory, i NEAR UNION HOTEL, MAINSTREET. 8 r I’ll I io\i ' stablishment has been 11 1 I -ht from Melnnis Bros, by j E. Viclin. blacksmith and wheel- 8 hi. who i prepared to do all and ■ii kinds of work, and has men and ’ machinery u> do it. ; u i ' I very department under my own personal supervixion. io No waiting for a week for work that ought to Is. done in a day. IK'IISI SiIOKISO AND BLACK Ml 1111 Mi ESTABLISHMENT AT J ACHED. V A \ I. I) R.