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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 176, 18 July 1894, Page 2

Leading and other matter already in type is unavoidably crowded out of this issue.

A meeting of Parishioners of the Anglican Church will be held on July 23rd next.

Footballers are requested to roll up tonight at the Public Hall at half past seven. Fines strictly euforoed.

A movement is on fool at Levin on the West Coast of this Island, to open a creamery.

The regular fortnightly meeting of the Pahiatua Band of Hope was held in the United Methodist Free Church on Monday night at 7 o'clock, there being a fair attendance of members, also a sprinkling of parents and friends. After going through a programme of reeitations. etc., all who were entitled to them received their plodges. The Band now numbers 71 members, and is increasing almost every meeting, the subscription being one penny per month.

Messrs Ilawkins and Oudaille are to sell the balance of Mr Blair's drapery stock tomorrow afternoon at their Mart. The sale starts at 1 o'clock. Mr Blair is leaving on Friday and intends to clear the lot no 1 mutter what the price# may he. Those [ wanting good serviceable drapery should I attend the sale to-morrow anil lay in a I good supply at their own price. The auctioneers announce that special accommodation w ill ho made for ladies, and gentlemen will not be allowed to smoke. A bhw advertisement from Mr Polglnse with referouco to garden seeds will appear next issue. It i# a great pity tho scenery in the Makuri Gorge is being slowly destroyed. Every time an entertainment is got up in tho district, nikau palms, puugas and other vegetation are destroyed. Suroly tho settlors will protest against the destruction of the beauty of this Gorge—without doubt tho best in the Colony. Hawkins and Oudaille advertise entries of stock for their next sale at Pahiatua. Tuesday. 81st July 1894. Attention i# called to Mr J. Sinclair's new advertisement \t> this issue. Besides having a splendid stock of groceries, clothing end ironmongery Mr Sinclair has a butchery business attached tc his establishment. The sottlers iu and around the M nilgai too are assured that the prices will hoar comparison with those in i’nhmtus. Tho usual weekly dunce in aid of the 1‘ ihiivtua Band fund takes place this eveua benefit concert is to be tendered to Mr a. D. Uoimisou. conductor of the Cho. ;l and Orchestral Such-tv. ou Friday. 1 27th insi.. most of tho local vocalists and | iu«trumontalista bavin t volunteered their servioei. We believe that Mr Kobinson. with Ia 10 wife and family me ail at nu pi«>» *nl time auheriiig from illness. We hope to see the oeuaert la* ;c’v .. tided

Mr He waft haa received notiee that the courthouse U to be ereoted on the Rite originally selected, facing King street, 330 feet from the main road and 20 feet back from King street.

The Makuri settlers have sent down a petition for a money order office and savings bank in connection with the Post Olfice.

Owing to pressure on our space we are compelled to hold over Ballance and Mangahao notes by our travelling representative.

A Salvation Army wedding took place on Monday afternoon in Pahiatua, Captain Grantham of Pahiatua being united in the* holy bonds of matrimony to Captain Kerr of Kaitawa. Major Viuco from Wellington performed the marriage ceremony. A largely attended tea meeting took place in the evening at the barracks. Dressmaking to suit the times. —See our large stock of dress materials, nothing to compare with them for value in the province. We are now making costumes to orderof fancy tweed or ESstamene ser;;e, including making, lining and material for 328 Gd .at Trewby Brothers. Costumes to order of double width diagonals or heavy woollen tweed, including making, lining and material for 37s Gd at Trewby Brothers. Costume to order of new fancy hopsack, including making, lining and material for 42s Gd at Trewby Brothers. The above prices include making, lining and material. In fact everything required for dress, trimmings excepted. Trewby Brothers, family drapers. Extra pair of trousers. —He volution in the tailoring trade. Trewby Brothers are now taking orders for three guinea suits to measure with an extra pair of trousers. A fine range of tweeds to select from. All orders executed on the premises.— Trewby Brothers, outfitters.

A splendid assortment of evening shoes, in blacks and tans, are now to hand at the W. F. C. A., Ltd., ail our own importing, splendid value, and by well-known makers. Seasonable goods at the right prices:— Men’s Mackintoshes, 30s and 35s ; Overcoats, 15s Gd to 355; Oiloeats, 10s Gd ; Saddle Tweed Trousers, 13s 6d ; Bluchers, 5s lid; Shooters, 10s Gd ; Ladies 30s Ulsters now 19s Gd ; 21s Ulsters now Pis 6d ; Ladies 30s Mackintoshes now l ie Gd ; Capos from 4s Gd ; Feather Boas, 4s Gd ; Jackets from 7s Gd ; Umbrellas, Ik lid; Wool Shawls from Is lid ; Jerseys 2s lid ; Blouses, Is lid ; Strong Laceups, 7s Gd for cash only at Radford and Barlow's, the people’s drapers. Bought at half the usual price.—Foitytwogents’ macintoshes with cape. During the next few days we shall offer them at the following prices :—Macintoshes worth £2 15s for £1 15s; macintoshes worth £3as for £2 5s ; macintoshes worth £3 15s for £2 10s. Trewby Brothers, drapers and outfitters.

For job printing of every description in the latest styles and at the lowest rates go to the Pahiatua Herald Office.

The man in business who does not advertise is like a man who kisses a pretty girl in the dark : He may know what he sdoing, but nobody else does.

Table a.r. a a an investment. —The attention of our representatives has already been directed to the amended conditions of this Table as published in “ The Safest Investment.” recently issued by the Association. The special advantages of a policy under Table A R have often been described as an unique combination of life insurance and investment. The Investment part of the scheme may be illustrated thus :—Ag® 37. £looff V R *2O. Annual Promium has an assurance of £IOOO p gable at death, with, in addition, a g uiranteed cash payment of £970 should be survive for twenty years. The premium as above is £lB 10s. The premium for a whole life assurance. £*2B 10s. Difference, being annual investment £2O. Now for this investment of £‘2o a year, the Association guarantees to pay in cash the sum of £970 if the life survive for twenty years, or in other words to return the whole of the principal with about 8 per cent compound interest. After receiving this splendid return, the policyholder would then (at age 57» have a whole life policy for £IOOO (with the reversionary bonus accumulations of twenty years added thereto), at an annual premium of only £4B 10s. whereas the rate under Table A for a first-class life, age 57, would be £6l 10s. It would be optional with the member to withdraw the whole cash return of £970. or to apply a portion of it to convort the original assurance of £IOOO into a “ fully paid-up ” policy, and the ■balance to the purchase of an annuity. Th® cash return is not an “ Estimate,” but a definite result guaranteed in the policy contract. Mutual Life Association of Australasia.

The actual monetary cost of a suit of clothes is no test of its cheapness or otherwise. Tho cheapest suit is that which lasts longest, tits best and looks best, and this combination you can only secure by patronising a thoroughly practical tailor. A. BLAIR will fit yon to a nicety with a suit from hfs large and firstclass stock of goods. jv3l

What is oue person's loss is another's gain. The whole of tho large and varied stock of ladies and childrens ulsters, capes, and skirts at Coburg House, to be cleared at twenty-five per cent under marked price. Ulsters marked 19s Gd can now be bought at 14s Gd. A splendid stock to select from. Trewby * Brothers are the losers ; the buyers will be the gainers. We hare ju<ff opened this day a special purchase consisting of three bales of the latost art paperhnagings, one case of colored and figured sheet one case of Windsor and Newton’s oil colors in tubes, and wate* colors in cakes aud half cukes, and a large line of artists’ oil and water color brushes, one case of painters' sundries, brushware, and have marked the whole very low to clear. Cooper Co., opposite the Bank of Now Zealand.