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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 208, 28 September 1894, Page 4

Important Notice. New Zealand Loan ft Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd. RECONSTRUCTION & RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS. rriHE New Zealand Loan and MerI cantile Agency Coy., Ltd., has pleasure in announcing the resumption of its Commission, Shipping, and General Finance business in all its departments, as from this date, under tho same management and staff. ALL CONSIGNMENTS HELD ABSOLUTELY IN TRUST. The new Articles of Association make provision for the absolute pro tection to the consignor of all goods or produce, or proceeds thereof, in course of consignment or realisation. Liberal Cash Advances free of commission on Wool, Grain and Produce of every description at lowest current rates. Farm and Station Requisites of all descriptions of best quality for sale at lowest market prices. Regular Auction Sales of Wool, Sheepskins, Produce, etc., etc. Further information can be had on application to the Company’s offices in Featherston street, Wellington. WALTER G. FOSTER, Manager Wellington. June 18th. 1894.

SPECIAL NOTICE. fTfHE Mew Zealand Loan and I Mercantila Agency Company, Limited, beg to notify their clients and friends, that their office at Masterton has now been closed. Mr James Ewart, late of the Gear Meat Preserving Company, Limited, has been appointed the travelling representative of this Company in the Wairarapa, and he will attend periodically at the various centres. All Communications addressed to him at Masterton, or to the Manager at Wellington, will receive prompt attention. WALTER G. FOSTER, Manager. Wellington, Brd Sep, 1894.

M. QUIRKE, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, (Opposite Hf.kali> oflice) MAIN STIiEET. PAHIATUA.

To be Drawn at an Early date. AII T U NIO N. OF 35 Valuable Oil Paintings 35 rplIE public of Pahiatua and surI rounding districts have now a splendid opportunity of winning some really excellent pictures, consisting of some of tho most famous and picturesque spots in New Zealand. First prize—Grand oil painting valued at 85 guineas. Second prize—l’air of paintings of Pink and White Terraces, valued at 12 guineas. Third prize—Pair of paintings, representing scene on Wairarapa Lake and in Coromandel, Auckland. Also 28 other paintings valued at 40 guineas. Call and see our picture gallery and judge for yourselves. Walk right inside and see our splendid display all round the walls. 750 MEMBERS. Tickets, 2s 6d Each. To aft'ord our country folks an opportunity, we intend appointing agents in all the surrounding townships, the names of whom we will publish in a future issue. G. HYDE, Williams’ Jluildings, Opposite Club lioeel.

Boots! Boots! Boots! MANUATAINOKA. Who makes my hoots so trim and near, Who gives such comfort to my feet, Whose Mil. is free from all deceit, —Why Kkoiian. F.OIIAN A CO. beg to announce 1\ to the residents of Mangatainoka and district that they have opened with a well selected stock of Boots and Shoes in those premises adjoining the new Public llall, where they hope by strict attention to the requirements of their patrons and sell ing only a first-class article at a reasonable price, to merit a share of support. A perfect fit, first-class material, and workmanship guaranteed. Sown work a Speciality. KEOHAN & CO., Pink of Fashion Boot Depot, HANG A T A i N O K A .