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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 195, 29 August 1894, Page 3

Mr Tallarman is erecting machinery in London to enable the coarser portions of Australian meat to be treated. He addressed the operative societies of the East End, urging them to promote the sale. Just arrived, one bale of scrim and three bales new paperhangings, ineluding the latest patorns in sanitary art papers ; also a line of new sanitum papers, all marked very low to dear, together with our large stock of glass, paints, artists’ colors and all kinds of painters’ and paperhangers’ requisites. Cooper and Co., opposite the Bank of New’ Zealand. Sale of boots. Radford and Barlow having bought .£9O worth of boots, shoes, and slippers for £46 cash will give the public the benefit during the next 14 days. Ladies’ shoes 10s 6d, now 6s 6d; ladies’ Balmorals, 7s 6d; children’s Balmorals from 3s Od ; ladies’ strong leather slippers, 38 Od; boys’ boots from 4s 6d; men’s boots from 4s lid ; short leggings, Gs 6d; long leggings, 9s Od. Half price only a Radford and Barlow’s. it takes very little money now a days to make a gentleman, so far as clothes go. We notice that complete outfits, including a suit of clothes, pair of boots, sox, shirt, and felt hat are now to be had at Trewby Brothers' clearance sale for the astonishingly lew sum of 2'2s6d. A person must be hard up indeed if he can’t sport a new outfit ;»fc such a price. Eourfold linen collars to be cleared at three half-ptnee each at Trewby Brothers’ clearance sale; ladies’ and children’s trimmed straw and felt hats, only 2s lid ; evening shoes worth 5s lid, to be cleared at 3s lid ; men’s blutchers worth 7s 6d, to he cleared at 4s lid ; cotton (‘2ooyds on reel) only lOld dozen reels; black cashmere, worth Is t>4tl, now going at 11 jd ; Cardinal cashmeres only Is *2Ad. Be early and secure some of the bargains to be iiad at Trewby Brothers’ clearance sale.

To Let. ry ROOMED HOT'SE ill Pahiatua. ( A] D. Knight & Sons. Tenders. rriEN DE KS arc invh'd for felling 1 18 acres, more or less, of bush on the Torit. Road. Specifics ■ ; ns may be s- 'n at this olfic ■. L’cnders close on Tuesday, September 1, 1891, with I’. M.W.U) , P. 0., I’a'.iiatua. \ r'ANTER A good second-hand ' \ trap and harness. Apply to K. Helps, Pahiatua. c! For Stile. AUCTION LAND, about 100 acres. Eor price and particulars. Apply 0. DOTTO.MLEV. v‘. s •'ANTED —A situation as house\'t keeper, cook, or general, by a competent person. Address, “X,” Hgkai.ii Office. Island Domain. r : LENDERS, addressed to the chnirJ. man, to lease the island ! ton lain, will he received by me till noon on . ) DAY, 8 : .■ i er. Conditions at Borough Council Chambers. .1. A. KENNEDY, aBl Cl< rk t<> 1 loniain Board. :n Borough of Pahiatua.

FI III! INSI’FCTOIIS. MESSRS Thomas Keohan and David A. I’iclii ring,ji\,haveboon apnointod Kirn Inspectors for the Jlorongh of T’ahiatua. J!y Order, J. A, KENNEDY, aBl Town Clerk. 1 lIA NI) CONCERT AND SOCIAE Wednesday, 20tii September. I•, ,\ii' "i thk CA r l lIOLIO cm I ' C l l ■ Admission, includiii ; refri shnion 1 . Doors open ill. 7.A0 ; concert at h. Progr 'in' le i:i futuro i >su<. f .toll SACK. store and dv/elline. ji ’ One of i ii" bst busin sites in the .i ;in( town of Min pitainoka. Apply Ili'iiMi.n office. \1 r ANTED. Apprentice to tlio N'OT’K IE i; n ■by giv< n that on and after this day poison will be laid for do,i;s on our slaughtering section, Mang.dn.inoka. IIAKRKIdi & ('ll \M I’iKKS. il.umalainoka.