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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 805, 6 August 1894, Page 4

PAHIATU A PUBLIC LIBRARY and FREE READING ROOM, TOWN HALL, Side Entrance. THE LIBRARY Contains the best and newest work® of most popular writers. Books exchanged on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays 7 till 8 p.m.; Mondays 12 till 1 p.m. Subscriptions : Quarter, 2s Gd ; halfyear, 5s ; year, 10s ; life members, £‘S and X's. Yearly subscribers and d-3 life members are allowed two books, and £5 life members three books at a time. THE READING ROOM Is well furnished with local and geueral colonial news aud Home illustrated papers. Open every day except Sundays from 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. J. B. SHELLBOURNE, Librarian and Custodian. FREDERICK T. REDMAN, Hon. Secretary. LANGSTONE’S BRONCHOLINE & VERMIFUGE, FOE ALL Internal Worms and Parasites INFECTING SHEEP AND LAMBS. TESTIMONIALS. Akitio, 24th January, 1894. j Messrs Lowes and lorns, Masterton, Dear Sirs, —I have much pleasure in stating that I used LANGSTONE’S VERMIFUGE on about 11,000 weaners last season with very satisfactory results. It seemed to stop scouring, which, I have no doubt, was caused by internal parasites.—Yours sincerely, T. 8. HANDYSIDE. Otamoa Station, Mangawheu, Wanganui, June 18th 1893. Mr T. G. Mason, Masterton. Dear Sir, —Herewith please find cheque for amount I owe you for LANGSTONE’S SPECIFIC. I may mention that so far I am very much pleased with the results. I have also heard of several others who are equally pleased. I should advise you to get an agent here. —Yours faithfully, G. W. COLLINS. Te Ore Ore, Masterton, Oct. sth, 1893. Dear Sir —Langstone’s Vermifuge and Lung Worm Remedy has done an incalculable amount of good in checking the death-rate of my hoggets. Before giving the remedy a trial I lost a largo number, but since then, though the season was one of extreme severity, the loss was reduced to a minimum. I intend treating my sheep during the coming year with the remedy. A. W. CAVE.

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ANALYST’S REPORT. “ This Vermifuge does not contain arsenic or any ingredient likely to affect animals." (Signed) W SKEY. Wellington, May 20, 1802. AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALND— Kemotliorne, Prosser and Co., Dunedin, ( !.i intchurch, Wellington, Napier and Auckland. Loin s and loins, Wnirarapa. N. Z. Loan and Mercantile Company, Wanganui and Districts. PRICE LIST AND PAMPHLETS TO BE OBTAINED FROM ANY OF TIIE AGENTS. UNION HOTEL, I’AHIATUA. Timothy Cotter, Proprietor, Late of the Makuri Hotel. rri l I BEGS to inform the I . V • travelling public and the inhabitants of the surrounding district that he has taken over the above hostelry, and hopes to merit a share of support. N.B.—The premises have been refurnished throughout. A commodious stable of seven stalls is attached to the hotel. Good Paddocking. Club Hotel Livery & Bait Stables.

J. Jones, ProprietorJ JAB on hire, saddle hones, herliegs horse*, and buggies. Commodious loose boxes, good grass paddocks, every attention bestowed on horses left in bis care. Horses broken in to single and double harness. sit 1 W. MEKKYWEATHEK, L' It ACT! CAL CO A CII li UIL i) J l ’. It, OI'I'OSITK Htatk ijcllool., MAIN-STUEET, l’All [AT IJA. l''oity yeurs’ experience in all bruiicbce of the trade. W. M. of this district for t)io libera) support Recorded him since he hits established himself in l’uliiatua, and to assure them no effort will be spared to merit a continuance of their patronage. Persons who have not yet inspected specimens of my work are invited to (rail and do so before they decide on leaving their orders elsewhere. I make a specialty of making and repairing springs. Coach painting and i rimming done in the very he.st, styles. Nothing but the best materials used, ryrinj very lowest pi ices, butntaction absolutely guaranteed. W. MERRY WEATHER. For Sale QUIET HOUSE broken to .single and double harness. I>. CUE WE. A