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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 204, 19 September 1894, Page 4

New Cevlon Tea. LARGE BHIPMEHI JOBT TO HAND 5 Original Boxes, 501 b Half-Chests, and 1001 b make a special stud; of Ox Choicest Growths of Ceyloo Teas. Always alike 1 Absolutely reliable I Ceylon Blends a Speciality. Yum Yum, Ceylon, hxlian, and Red Funnel brands. Write for Samples to the UNION PACKING Co. WELLINGTON. Aokkts— TH^.iX£IRAitAPA FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, laniatua.

Pahiatua Grain Store. SALE by the aedgreijii Crushed Oats Bran Pollard Potatoes Field Peas Beans Oats Chaff Chick Wheat White Clover Bed Clover Alsyke Cow Grass Cocksfoot Bye Grass Seeds not in Stock can be procure, at a day's notice. A. STEWART.

Wanted Known. H THOMAS hv re-opened in • Pahiatua opposite tbe Port Oil ice as Hoot and Shoe maker, and trusts by strict attention to baslntsa combined with moderate charges, k. merit a share of public paifooaae HKNKY THOMAS, Bootmaker.

S. WEBB, Merchant Tailor & Outfitter main* street, pahiatua, rpHAXKS his many and ;ncre**inf patrons for tneir liberal and past favors, and take* an opportunity of assuring them that he is now belt*, able to give complete satisfaction in every branch of the trade. A very large and excellently assorted stock of Saddle Tweed*, Sergei tes, and Coatings of latest designs and best quality Hiding Breeches a Speciality.

IN answer to numerous inquiries I beg to announce that the wellknown thoroughbred horse RAMA RAMA will lie at the service of breeders this season in Pahiaiua and surrounding district. Comment is unnecessary, as Kama Kama’s stock are well and favorably known throughout the district. For further particulars and terms appiv to JONES AND TIDSWELL, •in charge) Club Hotel Stables. Fahiataa.

To the Inhabitants of Mt.ngatainoka and Surrour ding Districts. AV IIILK thanking my tutlomers for the liberal support they haw accorded tur since opening my shop at Mangalainoka, 1 Kg to inform them that owing to the steady increase of trade 1 intend to increase niy stock to a great extent to that settlers may procure, upon the shortest noli*., any article in the trade at most reasonable prices, and hops that by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their support and patronage. All orders, etc., left with the manager at the shop (next Post Office More) will receive prompt attention. NO l’h—liarnessuiaking aspeciaity, nothing but the beet material and labor used, and made ou the premises. W. LOADER. WOOOYILLK A MANO ATAINOkA.