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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 139, 23 April 1894, Page 1

TREAYBY BROTIIEBS, Family Drapers. . Autumn and Winter Seasons’ Goods. DRESS DEPARTMENT. fine rang.) of Sdaterial;, We stadf ear 'u - li 'ii :t g.««l article at an economical price. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, , .1 •iv'nihs Linoleums, Flannelettes, Towels, etc., our ■ w.i ;.i b 1 |ual, i£ no: better, than anything shewn in W ;ire attain to the front in Colonial ami . .. ii l-'iiuiui U, Blankets and Wools. MILLINERY. , , anything wo have shown in previous ! b '.' :h 'U 1 rvision of this department. ' I ii'in- d to us will receive careful attention, MANTLES. l' l - v]. - in this, ilepai'!ment. New Macintoshes, New ! ' •-. New Mautles and Capos, New Dressing-Gowns. PR ES3T i A KING DEPARTMENT. O.u ::m I ' !; • i.d hi placid early as we have a first-class . .. •>. plond .l lit and are commencing a very busy season in this department. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. '.... ,1 iiiui. r-cl'i.itinf* e , clalty. Our suits to measure at ih;' o guim as an- for value unsurpassed. BOOTS AND SHOES ~i Lire - ek of all mali. -in ifi'.ii Department. \VB\ BROTHERS. ..,■ o and outiat NT TO CLUB lIOTI' L.

HORSE OTTERS! J. E LLIOT & C°-| ■ just ivc. i\‘i d j lci'.'g, block of Horse j 1 . rs for th coining winter. Wei mu -ii -ci.-dlv r. commend those covers ,ic i iiiei:., bmgofth* b. st canvas > n ;i: 11.: bit mud by Olle of tile | b«t mak< i-■ iii the colony. Covers from 15s each. Also a f w of Dahl’s best Oi skin C ets. Th coats are well-known throughout the district, and of the 1 best quality. Kangaroo and calf-skin leggings made to order, Short leggings in stock. Also wau-fi'io. i euddk aprons, buggy rugs, Ac. iS’Kw.urs Neatly and Cheaply Executed. J. Elliot & Co., orPOSMT COMMI iICIAL HOTEL | NORTH ISLAND BREWERY | ASI) Boi him; Store, MANGA’I AINOKA NKA It i \IiI AT U rpms r.i-. u.-ry. which is so rapidly ] pn , tv in the colony, vh nt • ’ * n ci.iss of I>e*sr, • »• i : <|-;.i . y to the .* i>ii. h» ad\ intakes i t.» lilt iv iter used in brew . it* if " i-u Lii Ht springs in j • ■.i particular i . fur brt pur- ; p ... .; . Wat of lUilt itnd ! l . p: » ; . • us. I ; the brewing | uid lug; igt muii U in the hands of a] th eou^;j\ }■■ ltd bi'-wer from Uurtono': ’Tit : ■ tviiue d.*i!i:y, at toll- j iion, and • ,a arc* nr.iked features j m the t-M.i n ;.l Tut- bottled stout is hip i'y an: ;# u.;t.U I by th* medical profes-am in vim.la. The stout is sup pi • t .n iii.- dozen upi wauls and m * f.uiu ‘2 to «>4 ga lon.s. i A!e and Hitter IA-cr in like quantities. : Orders respet t!a.U oheited, which shall , have careful and inunediate attention. E-T. WAGSTAFF . ■ . i'H;, M A V. n A T A I N OKA. DUDLEY ARMS HOTEL. CAPT. J. M. ~RICHARDSON, I‘BOTIUETOK. rpms Hotel has lately been added JL to and r. -fumbihed, and is now the host appointed aud most comfortable bote, is the district. It already has a wide reputation for ■ the best liquors. Good h iring and fishing dose handy. Tile iow -. raws in he district for tnHelling stock.