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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 153, 25 May 1894, Page 3

HAWKINS & OUDAILLE, Auctioneers. jnj"AWKINS & QUDAILLE hftvo been instructed by the Assignee to sell without reserve at tho Brick Mart on Saturday next at 2 o'clock sharp— A fine assortment of woman’s, maids’, aad children’s boots, 80 pairs slippers—all sizes, oilskins, and a large and variod assortment of drapery Also, crookery: cups and saucers, jugs, toilet sets, plates and vegetable dishes Also, fenders, chairs, sofas, chests of drawers, firescreens Also, cheese, fowls, etc. Also, 1 seoond hand piano, really good and cheap. Also, stock-in-trade and carpenter’s tools of Mr Webb, who is leaving the district.—Mouldings, glass, large vice, carpenters’ tools, flax, and lot of sundries. Also, gent’s new saddle and bridle, and pack saddle. The auctioneer calls special attention to the above sale as there is no reserve and some really good bargains will be moving round. Boots, Slippers and Drapery. No reserve from start to finish. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Pahiatua Stock Sale. TUESDAY, JUNE sth, at 1 p.m. | J_J~AWKINS AND QUDAILLE ! will sell as above—--10 weaners, strong 2 forward dairy cows 1 springing heifers GO 2-tooth wethers Entries invited and advertised as received. W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. Pahiatua Prohibition League. t PUBLIC MEETING in conl nection with the above will be held in the Town Hall on Monday evening, May 2Hth, to commence at 8 o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by Kev. Chas. Penney and E. A. Haggen, Esq. Collection to defray expenses.

Farm to Lease.

T I IENDERS wanted for lease of very desirable farm situated about 2 miles from Pahiatua on good metalled road ; 881 acres, all in grass except two small patches shelter bush about 80 acres; divided into four paddocks ; 1-roomed house and outbuildings ; purchasing clause if desired. Stock, 800 sheep, or part can be taken at valuation. Tenders must be posted or delivered on or before 9th June prox. to (i. Harold Smith, solicitor, Pahiatua, from whom all particulars can be obtained. Particulars can also be obtained from the owner, C. K. Tattersall. mSS

ROBERT BLAIR,

CASH DHAPKU AND 1M PORTIS U,

Caledonian House, W E LLINGTON, .EBIRES to thank the public for 1J their past liberal support. Having been asked by so many customers to prolong my stay during my last visit, 1 have considered it advisable to ro.visit your township, and during the next six weeks I shall sell filOO worth of first class Drapery Goods, imported direct, which means Practical Economy for Buyers.

Blankets, sold at 22 G, 25 0, 27 G: clearing price, 17s 6d 50 doz. pair Stockings, 1 !), 2-, 2G, !! -, and 3G; reduced price, 18, 1/0, 1 11, 23, and 2 G Infants' Millinery: 8 doz. Bonnets and Hats, I*B, 19, 111, 23, 2 li. 2 11, Mid 3 G ; worth double the money Job line of Blushes, worth 3 9 ; sale price, 111 500 yards Embroideries and Insertions, in l.tyd lengths, 1 -, 1/8, and I G per piece; worth Id. (id, and 3d per yd Beautiful Silk Sashes, 5 - ; sale price, 8/0 Sample lot of flannelette underclothing, cheap Black Merino Dress lengths, 11 ti ; worth 17/G Dress (ioods : Ifopsacks, French Diagonals, Cheviots, worth per dress length 28 G and 38 G ; sale price, 17 6 Ladies' and Dents' Waterproofs, very cheap 193yds printed llanuolettc, 6yds for 111; sold everywhere (id and GJd per yd (Special)- Bath Holler Towelling. 9Ad per yd ; white and striped Many other lines too numerous to mention

Note tliis fact. Importing my goods j direct and doing a cash business l CB.n a fiord In sell lit the lowest po:> sihle margm of prolit. Address K. 15LA1H, In premises at present occupied hv Mrs Arm it age, Itight Opposite the Court house. For the convenience of those who cannot do their shopping during the day I shall open every evening until y o'clock. Ill) Id'.T for grazing only.—One Iti-aere and one (iaere paddock I joining: seeureiv fenced, well watered, | and good e,.i ' i.r flic winter. ,\pp') | o.iicc ot i hi., pap. r.