Page 4 Advertisements Column 2

Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 226, 12 November 1894, Page 4

LLEWELLYN’S BEE OINTMENT Simply n marvellous cure for CROUI\ BRONCHITIS, BROKEN CHILBLAINS, BLOTCHES, TILES, ABCESSES, riMPLES, &c. gPECIALLY JJIOK Sold Everywhere, 1/G and 2/6. N umerous Testimonials. It is also specially prepared for stable use ; price, 2/6. Used Largely by Polo Players, TRY IT. Makuri General Store. I D. Cockburn & Co., r 31IIE PROPRIETORS, in thank- ; JL ing the public of Makuri and | surrounding districts for the very liberal support accorded to them in r their patron mi their part will b spared to retain i l!u ir com:delicti. Having bad iwo y< ars’ c::( ricnci l . uabl A ent for Wai i pa Wi Itly. Notice. T.\ thanking the Makuri i:I ts and 1 the public neraily fur tbs veiy liberal support accorded me on tli ■ lire i beg to announce that I hav -<h y sold th me to Mr 11. Hudden, and trust the same patronage will be mv, n to my 1,. MALM AN CIIE. S ) P.CMIEN legs to announce I>. that he has taken over the Makuri mail coaching and carrying line, and hopes by strict attention to the wants of the public to receive a share of the general support. Goods will be brought from Eketahuna or Woodville railway stations and dvliveii d to any part of the district. A brake leaves for Makuri every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1) it.in., returning Tuesday, Tlmrsilay arid Saturday. ;c

■ 5 A M K S (, ' M j T il , j <•> O Carpenter, Joiner, U Undertaker. MAIN HOAD Tl' i'AHKAKA. } .1. S. li' ”. to notify tli.it li” Ji:is j cniniM'iicc'l business as afoov, and solicits a share of public patronage I | Addn - Po.-TOflice, I utaekara. j 1/1)5 Opening of Studio. I' 1 || \L L, Photographic Ij, 1.1 Artist, Woodville and Pahiatna, will visit Pahiatua every 'l’u l day, commencing Tuesday, (>th November; and will hr plr-.i <d to me* t clients from 10 a.m o’clock to •! i . I’n • nutted. A trial solicited. MFiS MONCRIEFF 5 , VI’I ! S in; p* ction of her fir. t;:hip- i 1 _J_ menl of spuiMi cools 1 new ' pen, coi :pri .ing e\• ry ill ing suit- I f aim- forthe outfit of ladies and chil j r< ut fr« ni ;!••• tiny infant to tie: aged i • matron. si i;ciAi< loykltjes in Ladies’and Children's Hats. (LOTH INC. j Cents' and Youth ’ Loots and Shot's <| in (ireafc Variety. For good value you cannot <ind a cheaper house in town. *My objict ; ill m to serve the public well, to sell •it the lowest po. sihie prices, tor e ni- n mend only whs: I know to he good, ' n •i ! to • i m tin conf'd' iiee r! an : j . • cm! :\i public. 1