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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 140, 25 April 1894, Page 4

New Cevlon Tea. LAKOE SHIPMENT JUST TO HAND 5 oc 101 b Original Boxes, 501 b Half-Chests, and 1001 b Chests. W E make a i>p*'. i*l study of the Choicest Growths of Ceylon Tees. Alweys alike ! Absolutely reliaMe|! Ceylon Blends a Speciality. Yum Yum. Ceylon, Indian, and Red Funnel brands. Write for Ssmpi.es to thk UNION PACKING Co,, WELLINGTON.! Agents— THE WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, Pahiatua. TAN KEE, GROCER, FRUITERER. AND TO IiACCON IST, 4 LL kinds of Confectionery in stock. The best goods ouly kept at low prices. Fungus purchased at 2d per lb cash, if taken out in goods 8d per II). Address—Main Street, Pahiatua. Paliiatua Grain Store. SALK by the undersign : Crushed Oats Bran Pollard Potatoes Field Peas Beans Oats Chaff Chick Wheat White Clover Red Clover Alsyke Cow Grass Cocksfoot Rye Grass Seeds not in Stock can be procure, at a day's notice. A. STEWART. Mangatainoka Boot Palace. OPPOSITE PUBLIC SCHOOL. H. J. PEASE AS just removed into his new 1 and commodious shop and hae a large and well assorted stock of boot, and shots of every description at TOWN PRICES. The Seamless Boot Made on the premises, durable, com fortable, and cheap. Repairs done quickly and cheaply E. H ALL, PHOTOGRAPHER, WOODVILLE AND PAHIATUA.

r I!HE I’ahiatua Studio will hr re I opened on MONDAY, Octobet 16th, with new accessories and all the latest improvements. Woodvill , studio open daily. Attends at his Pahiatua studio (at , F. Moore’s) every Monuay. Wanted Known. H THOMAS has re-opened in ■ Pahiatua opposite the Post j Office as Boot and Shoe maker, and trusts by strict attention to business, ! combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. HENRY THOMAS. Bootmaker. Pahiatua Nursery. ' I T)OLGLASE calls attention . I to his choice and varied j stock of early seed potatoes, compris ing:— Mayflower, Beauty of Hebron, Webber’s Early Beauty, Breeze’s prolific, Early Major, Bruce. These potatoes received three prizes at the Pahiatua Show, 1694, and are now offered to the public. 1 Also, for sale.—About two tons of j vegetable marrows, pumpkins, and American squash. J. POLGLASE, Pahiatua Nursery. S. WEBB, Merchant Tailor & Outfitter, MAIN STREET, PAHIATUA, j r riHANKS his many and increasing X patrons for their liberal and past favors, and takes an opportunity of assuring them that he is now better able to give complete satisfaction in every branch of the trade. A very large and excellently assorted stock of Saddle Tweeds, Sergettes, and Coatings of latest designs and best quality. Riding Breeches a Speciality. FOR SALE—Shop (double-frontr with dwelling and large work, shop in Main street, Pahiatua. For particulars apply to Gcobge Moons. Pahiatua.