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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 239, 12 December 1894, Page 4

New Ceylon Tea. LABOR* SHIPMENT JDST TO HAKD--5 *lo.lb Original Boxaa, 6< • Half-Chests, and 1001 b atb • •peouU g tody tf** Choicest Growth* of Cojhm Tm. Alway* alike ! Absolutely reliable | Ceylon Blend* a Speciality. Yarn Yum. Ceylon, bidian. and Red Fannel brand*. Warra roa Hutu* re m UNION PACKING Ga. WELLINGTON. Aaajrr*— THE W A IRA RAPA FAR ITEM' 09 OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. PtUUn Giii sun 0 s SALE by the Crashed Oat* Bran

Pollard hum Field Pea* Bmu OiU Chaff Chick Wheat White Clever 1W Ctotet Alayka Cow ClfM Cocksfoot Ry* Gtin Seeds not in Stock enn be proear*. at a daj'i notion. A. STEffllt. pA HIA T 0 A H C BSERTRS. ! J. POI.Gt.ASE. hwnu»l». ! On Sale—--1 Plant* of Cabbage. Rock Melon, Tomato, and Savor. Also - Garden seed of every kind. Agencies— A. Stewart, Pahiarna. H. Brougham. Mengatainaka. P. Waldman. Manga'ainoka. J. FOLGLASE, Short Road. W. S. FALCONER, Cabinetmaker, Dpholrterer, PICTURE FRAMER. Etc. Opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Paine tna. FCRXITVRE mad# Bp in the heat atvle. and at die rheapeal ratta . eoneiatent with good trorkmanehip. Picture* framed on the ahoneet netiaa. Try at and prove ne.

AND PALMERSTON NORTH. Ajtn r*n.rtso, I SEED, /'.RAIN, AND GESFBAL MERCHANTS. SPECIAL quotations given fr* Hbm of Oats, Chaff, Wheat, Potato**, etc., delivered at Woodtillt or Pahiarua. Advances made cm growing wool dip*. Aoascnt*— The New Zealand Shipping Co*. Cooper's, Little's, and Owen's Paws Dip Peacoek s Lung Worm SpeciAe Booth, Mcl*onaM A Oo.'s Wind mills and Irnptsments Andrews A Bevmn's Chaffcn Mere, An Abraham A Williams, agnate, Pabiatna. To the Inhabitants of tainoka and Sniroandinf District*. THILE thanking my customer* for the liberal support they have accorded me since opening my ►hop at Mangatainoka. I to inform them that owing to the steady increase of trade I intend to increase my stock to a great extent so that settlers may procure, upon the shorteet notice, any article in the trade at most reasonable priors and hope that by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of their support aod patronage. All orders, etc., left with the manager at the shop (next Post Office Stor*) will receive prompt attention. NOTE—Harnessmaking a specialty, nothing but the best material and labor used, and made on the premises. W. LOADER, WOODVILLE .v MANO A TAINOKA.