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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 803, 1 August 1894, Page 2

Some interesting comsponden is unavoidably crowded out of this is.-uc. The half-holiday for next week has been ciiangt d to Monday, on account of the football match, Marlborough v. Bush, the bunim-ss people agreeing to close on Monday. The postal delivery by letter-carrier starter tins There are to be two deliveries, the morning eommoncing at 8 a.m., and the afternoon commencing at ‘2.00. I’litil it is known how much ground the letter-carrier can cover, the boundaries of 1 ct!’ deliveries will be as follows :—On the north ai.u south, the Borough boundary; on the cast, ttedcole and Kcgent streets, both sides: on the west, Albert both sides, but Mangahao road and Palmer*ton road as far as the river will also bo served, it would facilitate the work of the postal offleials. if residents would get their letters addressed to the street in which they live. Al':-'Mission arose at l«*t night’s Meeting of the n.in.Li.. . cf !' o .lockey Club as to whether the JY- dT itt and \ ice I'nsident hold oibee with the Stewards. It was decided to amend the club rule in the dirtChU.V wi v" U I’rcsideui and Vice-President to boM Clkve t.i

At the meeting of tli* IttomfcvJ* ot the Joekev (’mb last evening it wm retolved thru t lie Secretary write to Mr S. Bolton I thanking him for the gloat services lie had | rendered the dub. Today is Arbor Day. It is not, jhowevn I'eti’g • *c* -ia 11 v observed in PahiatiiA. j The Mangatainoka river was higher • yesterday than it has yet been this winter, j Tho Stream tins further encroached on the ; Pastern bank. j A high-rl iish conc.i t is to i 8 hold in I’aliiiitim shortly iu aid of the (ailuilic Presbytery building fund. Voeulists m expected from Wellington. Musti-iton, and Paten. iwo 1 .ouian Catholic Missionary lathers will shortly conduct missions in I his district. They spend a week in i KUtahuna, commencing on Sunday next. ! a wert in Pahintua. ami a week in Woodville.

In our advertising column, Mr li. Crewe offers for sale good 2 and 2Ayr old steers. A very quiet wedding was celchralod in I’aliiatua on Monday last, the contracting parties being Mr 1\ . 11. I law kins the wellknown cricketer and footlmller. and Miss It. M Alliir.licc, of I i.anevirk' I'll., cere "‘oin was performed l.y the lo t \\ . 11. Phillip. \\ o add our eongratulations and l>c-I wishes to the hosts of others already receiv ed by the young couple. M< n s lxnglish twee.l soils, worth 20s, reduced to Iks lid; mens kuglish tweed suits worth 2:is lid. reduced to 17 ltd : all wool colonial tweed suits, uorili lias ud ri'duced lo 22s lid ; all wool colonial tweed suits, worth 12s (id, reduce,l to '.“.ls ■ boys' shirts only ‘Jd each ; men's met mo i soy. a pairs for Is : men's oil l,i„ coats, j '•’’due, d to t,.i l.d; na n'u lenthei leea'ings, I reduced to ),. |ld ; ladies carpet ■ hpp-rs. ; onlv Is Ud : ladies leatLor slipia rs ooitir *1 >M it •

The public soon find out when there is i a good thing on. Crowds have visiled I Trewhy llrotlmrs' great sale, and the stock I is bomg rapidly denied. Tapestry earpet ' w,.,1b -s li.l. r.,hired to is (id; while) hom-veoinli quills w orth 5s lid, reduced to •'b I M : rolotvd quilm, U 1 |,l. rotluct',l to i I ' J ;j * •'* J' ( ‘ r !, ( f he oloiirnuco sale of 1 i Veftgmiiking lit'prirttuont. \\,. l,«v V o rn :i .gH,| the KtTviovN of M ; . 8.-Iggoixl, who hn< nic.-ntly arrival from Molbourno and comet to .. h igbl \ roc imuißnded* • This dopartiiioiit will rt* open on Mominv ! m-.t. ■lnl v .tUih. I row by Brother*, family dispute and outimers.