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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 206, 24 September 1894, Page 1

FORTY-MILE BUSH. COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY HOTEL, PAHIATUA. THE most popular and best conducted hostelry in the Pahiatua County, situate in the best business centre of the above progressive township, and within t 70 minutes walk of the Post Office and Public Sale Yards.

EDWARD SULLIVAN, PBOPBIETOB. In returning thanks for the generous patronage which has hitherto been bestowed on this renowned Hotel, the proprietor desire to assure the numerous patrons that in the future, as in the past he will endeavor to still merit the appreciation which has hitherto been accorded. Amongst other necessary conveniences the Commercial comprises the following : BEDROOMS: These apartments will be found exceedingly comfortable, and contain suites for families. SITTING-ItOOMS: Special arrangements can be made for J the use of these well-appointed rooms, ! which are fitted up tastefully and with a special view to the requirements of visitors. BATHS : Hot Water, Cold Water, and I Shower. CUISINE : This department is under special supervision, and a superior daily bill of fair supplied at moderate charges. The dining rooms have been extended and the most complete accommodation afforded. BAR: Contains only the best qualities of wines, spirits, &c. that can possibly be imported. BILLIARD-ROOM: This department is furnished elaborately, and contains one of Alcock’s best billiard tables. PUBLIC HALL: The Chief Theatrical Companies visit this favorite place ot amusement, which adjoins the hotel, and which is supplied with stage scenery, &e. SAMPLE ROOMS: These are well-lighted and specially designed and carefully fitted up for the convenience of commercial travellers. STABLES: Double and single buggies and saddle horses on hire. Good paddocks and stabling. COACHES: Woodville to Eketahuna, calling at 10 and 10.30 a.m., arriving in time to catch the Wellington train, returning with passengers from Wellington at 4 p.m. ; Pahiatua to Woodville 8 a.m., reaching Woodville in time for the train to Palmerston ; 1.30 p.m., arriving at Woodville for the train to Wellington. Reliable night porter is always in attendance. Please note the address— EDWARD SULLIVAN, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Pahlatua.

MUSIC. H EBS C. A. S ANDEB ' Professor of Music, late of Nelson (now Conductor of the Mangatainoka Brass Band), Begs to announce that he is about to commence the Tuition of Music in Pahiatua. Herr Sander has had many years’ experience as bandmaster on the Middle Island. Lessons given on Brass Instruments, Clarionetts, Flutes, Pianos, Ac. Theory of Music TaughU. Also lessons given in Painting, in oil and water colors, on glass, mirrors, velvet, silks, poonah painting. Pianos and Organs Tuned and Repaired. Apply at Mk Kcci.es’, Pahiatua. A RTHUR ARCHITECT, Mangahao Road, Pahiatua. Plans and Specifications prepared. Orders left with Mr F. G. Moore, stationer, (or by post) promptly attended to. Terms on application. “ZEALANDIA” UP TO DATE. fTMIESE Celebrated Boots are always ahead. The Newest Patterns and Lasts are constantly added. Those who have no end of trouble to be fitted in tbu past can be fittrd with a pair of SSEALANDIAS up to date. The motto of the Manufacture;!' of the Zealandia is—Do not wait till you are driven ; be always ahead. Zealand i^ND™ K s^v. ANiJ The Wear is Guaranteed. Then uro more hands employed in making Zealandia Boots than in any other make in the Colony. Does not this fact prove that the real quality of the Brand is justly appreciated by the I public ? Do not be put off with the superior air with which those who do not keep them will tell you they have something as good and cheaper. Don't bki.ieve it. There is only one Zealandia. I You want that Look for the Drand.