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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 223, 2 November 1894, Page 1

Pahiatua Livery Stables. N o i E. Having purchased the whole of the plant and goodwill and ntereat of Mr William Vile in that old established private Livery Stable Business, situated in Main-street, Pahiatua, I beg to solicit the same patronage that has been accorded to Mr Vile. The stables will be immediately under my own supervision, with a well qaalitied groom, and I trust to be able to give gene ral satisfaction to all my customers. Saddle Horses and all Descriptions of Vehicles on hire at a moment’s notice. ONLY RELIABLE AND WELL-FED HORSES KEPT FOR HIRE. Roomy Loose Boxes. Evory care and attention paid. A brake is always on hand for the use of commercial travellers and those wanting furniture or goods removed to any part of the distr Coaches leave the stabl Ballance on Wednesday and Saturday mornings at 8.80, leaving Ballaneo again at 11 a.in. Ilcrses broken in to Saddle and Single and Double Harness. G. W. REMNANT, Proprietor. THE MANGAHAO STORE. JAMES SINCLAIR, Proprietor, BEGS to inform the settlors of tho surrounding district that he has always on hand the articles of comim :• (*, consisting of Clo hing, Boots ami Shoes of all kinds, Drapery, Ironmongery. Tin so lines are selected from host houses in tho colony. We guarantee to supply at lowest r.i l.< . for cash. the A lir u-cl: inched ,i) tli. priinest bet t. itaim ; at : i Butchery is also at•stabll dnnent, where tho ■vnd niton is to be • all und. NoLoc. N— -OTK'K in given that tho WVI lington Acclimatization Society oiler a reward oT twenty pounds! (L'2o) -■ intiirmation tin t will !< id to the conviction of anyone found using dynamite ;a any lives,; in the Palliatin' County. DUNCAN BUCKLE, lion. Secretary, Sub-Committee Wellington Acclimatization Society. Pahiatua, t£Brd -Inly, 181)1. U BSCUIBERS to the Pahiatua l 1 1 Ikuaj.l) are requested to report to the Manager any irregularity in the delivery of tho paper.