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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 165, 22 June 1894, Page 1

G. HYDE. PAHIATUA FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, WILLIAMS' BUILDINGS, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER ANE UNDERTAKER. HAVING just oorapleted a first-class Hearse, i* enabled to oonduot funerals in the Bfst Style and at Moderate Pn for McGill and Co., Monumental Masons. Highly finished Headstones, all Italian marble, from t» 10a np to £lO. w . Largest stock of Furniture in the Listnet, comprising drawing, dining, and bedroom furniture. Largs stock of Austrian and American chairs always on hand. Pictures Mounted and Framed. Wellington pries*. q_ -pg —y —n~F~! Opposite Clnb Hotel.

Grace, clarke and co.. PALMERSTON NORTH. Soli Amwn nc tie Nobth lilakd roi *ui WoTiiircL Wortheim Sewing Machines. KNITTING MACHINES Or Latett lurioTiD Mau. Pianos and Organs Bt Vaikiui Mai*o*actbiiii. TIME PAYMENT SYSTEM. Send for Catalogue* »nd Price Lilts.

Eketahuna HotelJ. ANDEKSOA. PROPRIETOR. THE Largest and most Central House in the Township. Mail Coaches Leave and Arrive Daily. NOTICE. I HAVE this day sold to Mr Job Vile all my interest in the coaching plant now running between 'I oodville and Pahiatua, leaving daily at 11 a.m., and ask for iny successor the patronage hitherto bestowed on me. J. DEVONSHIRE. July Ist, 1898.

In connection with the above Mr Vile begs to inform the travelling public that he ha* now a complete coaching service to all the train* at Woodville, and trusts hv suriot attention to the wants of travellers to continue to merit their patronage.

Coaches leave daily as under : For Woodrille, 8 a.m., 11 a.m. 1.30 p.m. For Pahiatua, 12.45 p.m., 4 p.m. 6.15 p.m. JOP TILE, Proprietor.

J. Goddard's Havelock Nurseries, HAWKE'S BAY. PLANTING SEASON, 1894. FOB SALE: Fruit, forest nnd ornamental trees, shrubs, plants, bulbs, etc. Apples, apriooss, cherries pears, plums, peaches, nectarine*, mulberries, grape Tines, quinces, medlars, figs, walnuts, almonds, filbert, cob. hazel, chestnuts, currants, raspbeiries, strawberries, blackberries, gooseberries, oranges, lemons, persimmons, rhiwlodendrons. palms, cup macrocarpa specially prepared for transplanting, boTlhom. privet, barberry, etc. Also, pinna insignia in any quantity. Also, seed potatoes in -- varieties. CATiLoei'is Fail, ox Application. HAWKINS A OI DAILLE. jnlti Agents. FOR SALE. jiwi WELL nni'.D LINCOLN I EWES (with huaba at I unit), an<l 'iihi Lincoln-L, icoster j llogoptS. S 'the above sheep are in first-class j condition, and tire particularly well ! woolled. For particulars apply to J. SMITH, llawera. .1. t'. TAYLOR, I’LITMIIEII, TINSMITH, Etc. j Tanks made and fitted. Lvksmitliing j I-Everything connected with the trade on stock. 1 All work gnaranted i ■ 12 in. •! :i date of compl lion. Mangatamoka Boot Falace I OPPOSITE PI ULIC SCHOOL.

H. J. PEASE AS just removed into hi* new 11 aud commodious shoo and owe a tarot' and well stock of boot? and shoes of evftj description at TOWN PRICES. The Seamless Boot Made oil the premise*, durable, coin fortahle, ami cheap. Repairs done <]tuckly and cheaply