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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 176, 18 July 1894, Page 3

HAWKINS A OUDAHjLE Auctioneers. Drapery! Drapery! OWING to many useful lues being left over from the auction sale, the balance of my Reliable Drapery Goods will be sold by Hawkins and Oudaille in their auction room. Remember, THURSDAY, at 1 p.u. This will be the last opportunity the publio will have of buying genuine goods at their own money. K. BLAIR, Drapery Importer, Caledonian House, Wellington. JJAWIIKS * QrDATT.r.F. have been instructed by Mr Blair, who is leaving the district on Friday, to sell at the Briek Mart TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 1 o’clock sharp, The whole of the remaining lines of drapery.

The stock ia first-class, and mast ba said at the buyers' pries absolutely without reserve. All serviceable goods. Special accommodation for ladies. No smoking allowed. Bargains knocked down quick and lively H. W. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. i UDAILLS JJAWKINS A Q 1 will hold their usual Saturday auction sale at the Mart NEXT SATURDAY at 8 o’clock sharp, of Furniture of all kinds, crockery, including plates, caps and saucers, toilet sets, etc., outlery, etc., drapery, including women's and children’s ulsters and jackets, men’s tweed overcoats, dress lengths of Wincey, children’s beaver jackets, ladies' Mack far capes, fur boas, and an endless variety of sundries all good and serviceable. No reserve as usual. W. H.~ HAWKINS, Auctioneer.

Pahiatna Stook Sal*. TUESDAY, 81st JULY, 1894, a*. 1 p.m. sharp. JJAWKINS AND QUDAILLE will offer at their Yards on the above date—--10 strong weaners 2 fat cows 12 15-month to 18-month mixed sexes 10 weaners, short horn 6 springing heifers f ehoioe dairy cows Further entries invited and advertised as received. v W. H. HAWKINS, Auctioneer. WANTED. —Tenders for building four-roomed eottage, labor only. Tenders close 25 th inst. Apply Herald Office. WANTED. Situation as sick nurse at £1 per week or housekeeper at moderate salary. Apply ” May," care Herald Office. j 23 ma The Distriet Land and Survey Office, Wellington, July 17, 1894. NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of section 117 of “ The Land Aet, 1885,” that Alfred V. Udy, the selector of section 24, Block 111., Survey District of Mangahao, has applied to transfer the same to C. H. Robinson. JOHN H. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

Bushfelling. TENDERS are invited for felling about two hundred (200) aerea of bush in two oontracts on section 75, Block V., Makuri. The buah will be abown on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and tendera will eloaa on Monday, 30th July, 1894. j 25 t* 1 REWARD.—On delivery of 1 ligbt bay gelding, branded E L on ahoulder, white star on forehead, white snip on nose, to W. Hull, Makairo, above reward will be paid. jaa THE MANGAHAO STORE. JAMES SINCLAIR, Proprietor, BEOS to inform the settlers of the surrounding district that he has always on hand the article* of commerce, consisting of Clothing, Boots and Shoes of all kinds, Drapery, Ironmongery. These lines are solcctod front the best houses in the colony. We guarantee to supply at the lowest rates for cash. A first-class Butchery is also attaohod to the establishment, where the primost beef and mutton is to be obtainod at fHd all round. MRS SMITH, (next to Hkrai.d. Of.ficb, Pahiatua.)

PURVEYOR of Kish, Oysters, Poultry, etc. Crocks Delivered. SUPPERS A SPECIALITY. A PEW good dairy cows (or sale. Apply—C. L, St<-k*k, Pahiatua West Settlement. WANTED. —A first class MailCoach Drivsr. Apply Herald office, with reference*.