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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 238, 10 December 1894, Page 3

Abraham and williams, AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND STOCK AGENTS, AND VALUATORS, Woodville and Pahiatua. Agents for—“ Toxa ” rabbit poison; White's sheep dip; “ Toxa” bird poison. Barraud & Abraham, seed merchants. National Fire Insurance Company. Money to lend on freehold security. Pahiatua Sale Yards. TUESDAY, 11th DECEMBER. will sell as above—--12 prime fat bullocks 21 2-year old steers (good line). !) fat cattle 1 pure yearling Ayrshire bull 1 pure yearling Ayshire heifer 8 calves 25 cows in calf to pedigree polled Angus bull or with calf at foot 16 2 to 2J-year cattle 10 fat bullocks 100 2 and 4-tooth wethers 100 fat wethers Sale at 1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

Palmerston Sale.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13th. AND "yyiLLIAMS will sell as above— GO 8-yr fresh heiferg 40 3-year heifers 40 2 to it-year steers 1G fat bullocks 40 yearling steers GO forward empty cows 50 3 and 4-year forward bullocks 30 8-year forward bullocks 30 mixed yearlings HO 2 to 24-year steers 13 fat cow 3 100 good fat wothers 500 4-tooth wethers (forward and good) 350 2-tooth wethers Sale at 1 p.m. ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Pahiatua Jockey Club. 4 SPECIAL general meeting of i\ members of the above Club will bo held on FRIDAY EVENING, 21st inst., at the Commercial Hotel, at 8 p.m. Business: To consider Mr A. Yule’s notice of motion. J. DEVONSHIRE, Secretary. The Anti-Monopoly Cash Stores Late Gregory.

IN presenting inv Christmas Hot I would take the opportunity of thanking my customers and the public generally for the liberal patronage bestowed during the past year, and beg to solicit a continued and enlarged share during the coming year. My stock will be found well assorted and of a thoroughly good quality, and prices will compare favorably with any thing going. Respectfullj' soliciting a visit of inspection and wishing you the compliments of the season, I am, etc,, JOHN R. GRAHAM.

Prices quoted are for ready money New machine-cleaned currants

m 11 it raisins New almonds, New figs Dunn and Hewitt’s cocoa, 2s per lb English essence of colfeo, largo bottle, Is English mixed pickles, (id per bottle Atlas tobacco, 4s lid per lb Brown’s cornflour, 6 pound for 2s 3d Ceylon teas, 51b boxes from 9s 6d Blended teas, 51b boxes from 7s 6d Dried apples, apricots and peaches Sheep tongues, Is per tin Try my Challenge baking powder, Is per tin Try my loose baking powder, Is per lb Try my oatmeal direct from the mill Lunch biscuits, 4d ; Mixed, 6d per lb Corn brooms from Is Try thot'oo-eo brand of teas Try our afternoon tea. Flour at mill rates Sugars all reduced Tumblers from 3s lid per dozen ] gallon Mason jars from 10s Gd Glass jelly moulds from Is Brown jars, Is per nest Cups and saucers, 5s per dozen .lugs, per set of three, 2s Gd Galvanised netting, 3d per yard ~ iron ~ wire „ staples Cement, and wool bales Just unpacked, six crates glassware and crockery direct from Home. Goods delivered by my own teams. Largo buyers supplied at Wholesale prices. Agent for— Yates’ seeds Nelson, Moate and Co.’s teas The Bata Kange Planet Junior, ploughs, etc. W ANTED Tenders for supply of 30 cords of rata fir 3 wood two or four feet lengths. Apply -Korert Siovmour, Club Hotel. ITTANTED. A strong girl for \ V the country who can milk four or live cows. Apply at Airs MoncrieiEs] Main Street, Pallia Lua. lOST —The capo of an overcoat. J Finder kindly return to Jlkuaiu*. I.IOK SALE, MaknriTown Section, Howi.ktt, Soyniour’s Hotel, Pahintua. To Let. liUJUNfMIfKI) rooms to lot. Apply J Mrs B. Bakkh, Arthur stroot, Paliiatua. f 110 LET. -7-roomed bouse, with J scullery and other outbuihlings, i with t acre ■of land. Apply <>. I CIIUIUTIANLEIx, Tifdllllica I'Ucld. tC