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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 805, 6 August 1894, Page 2

SEED SEED POTATOES. P( )TA TOES. Flukes. Early Hose. Breeze’s Prolific. Bath Kidney. White Elephants. Beauty of Hebron. Early Whites. Derwents. [CHOICE PICKED SEED.

CHIIISr mitroIS NOW SELLING FOR READY MONEY s. a. s- (l* s. d. SrtMMS Roller Flour Mixed Feel, per 1b... 0 y 150 test kerosene, per Silv.r Jftart, 1001 b bug 9 9 Cocoa, per lb ... 1 0 tin ... ... 6 4 I. „ 301 b ~ 5 a Mixed lollies, per lb 0 6 Blacking, per doz. 0 6 ~ 231 b~2 9 Household soap, per Four bars good soap Oatraeol, 231 b ~ 3 3 box ... ... 7 8 for 1 0 Braa 1001 b „ 4 0 Family water bis- j Five packets cornNo. 1 Sugar, 401 b „ 9 9 euits, por tin ... 1 8 flour 1 0 *« 2 ~ 40tb ~ 9 G Good lobacco, per lb 5 0 Five lbs tapioca ... 1 0 i. 8 •• 401 b „ 9 0 ~ „ per stick 0 3 Five lbs sago ... 1 0 Good family tea. per Matches, per doz., Five lbs split peas ... 1 0 lb 1 6 from ... ... 0 4 Three lbs lunch bisNew currants, per lb 0 5 New season’s jam, cuits ... ... 1 0 New raisins, per lb 0 6 per tin ... ... 0 5 AND OTHER LTNES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. rice list on application. Please call before going elsewhere. New season’s vegetable seeds dd per packet. Cocksfoot and rye grass seed, best in stock. Potato seeds—Path’s Kidney, Fluke Kidney, American Rose, Beauty of Hebron, Snowflake, Brown River, Ashleaf, Ac. Chaff, Oats, Pollard, Wheat, Bran, Onions. Roof lorn, Wire, Staples, Nails, Ac. fS*GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE. arelieecv of Dry Panina, 3|4 per lb for cash; U exchanged for goods, per lb. Also high price given for local produce. A trial solicited. (' II IN" TI N G, IMPORTER AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER, IOrroSITK TIIK BANK OF NEW ZEALAND), PAHTATUA.

6REVILLE AND Co., LAND AGENTS AND I ! CENSED LAND UroKKKS. Maix-StkKkt, I’mii vtua. Fwp'rlifit for in oil r irlt of the Forty mile Jhtsh. i.i is free to any address on application. would ptirt*>i>lar?y dir "t the attention of both buyers ami sellers to tli#* advantages to he 'aim-d hy doing their business with ns. l*erhaps the most ut measure •rer placed on the Statute l*.o« h of this Colony is the I. and Transfer Act, 15.5.1. Unfortunately tin* benefits co v rrel hy this Act are known to few. (*ml v the old system of conveyance hv deed mormon* expanse in land de»»litigs could In : v bo avoided Infer the -\ef. of 1- ' V ile ■ \ r ir.fhr umv now h« | ‘‘“l •••*"• nominal *»um. To : . li-nt. ii: *! i ■ >i. -* i triii- Irncfiis j nhi»*U ill* is a copy :

Th: Lanrl Transfer Act, 1883. i,ash »mo Lin TN purslane of r!i • powers for this I v« nt.-.l in in linlir ! •»■ i I ..u, r-, \r*. ! U-rv . -a ,!. tkr ««:i**lion </ |.;s I ■.<•»•!!«-.,ev ti n (,<> ' Pniiiniiia, to Ik■ l;i,ndl»ro!<- f Mniii tin ier the p-.r» . ■will A:*., until the Mint I >< <•-•• !> • ’ * Wo!’in "ion thu . .1.: i, f <S>«,'n*d) G. !i. I>AVV. I. •> Ki'i'iititr General of Land. i I OF ( HAHGF.S : X s. d. Mr no o’ n of trenuftr, leime, or n »r’ • a I ere the value ») 0 10 0 .ni.iu of tiinafer !•«-» , or ne>i‘ti< where the value do*a not exceed XhOO ... .. 0 15 0 Memorandum of tiaunfer, least. **• * • • -there the value t***oO 1 0 0 I‘* v, without rein * * 0 10 0 I’o-.v-r of * ».••. , "h rogiitra--0