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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 242, 19 December 1894, Page 4

Saddlery! Saddlery! J. ELLIOTT & Co , beg to announce the arrival (direct) of a large and splendid assortment of saddlery. We have now the largest and best assorted stock in the Forty-mile Bush to choose from. Everything will be sold at Wellington prices ; we also give a discount of five per cent, for cash. Settlers in want of really good strong harness tyill find it to their advantage to order from us. Everything made on the premises by first-class workme*’. Strong trap harfrom £0 10s per set. Repairs executed with neatness and dispatch. NOTE.—To give our customers the benefit we will give a five per cent, discount on all accounts paid during the month of December. Manager. OPPOSITE REMNANT'S STABLES PAHIATUA.

PAHIATUA Horticultural and Industrial Society. FOURTH ANNUAL SHOW. PUBLIC HALL —FRIDAY, 11th JANUARY, IW)S. rnIIOSE desirous of giving special JL prizes are requested to notify the same to the lion. Secretary at once, in order that the sune may l>e publicly notified. Membership tickets can be obtained at F. G. Moore’s, ;>s each. GEO. MOORE, Hon. Secretary.

>ObT or I'ICE BAKERY. Donaldson & McKenzie Bog to intimate to the public of Riih:atua that they have purchased the business lately carried on by Mrs A. Wall, Baker and Confectioner, Main street, and hope to merit a fair share of support. Messrs I). and M., having had a large experience in the colony, are prepared to turn out only the iirstclass article. Wedding C'akes and all small goods will be made a feature of the establishment. We would call attention to our Christmas goods, and respectfully request that orders be left as early as possible. MURTON’S CHAMriON s,IEEr DIPPING FLUID. '"T''HE sheep dipping season is now A coming on. It is now more than ever a matter of great importance to decide which is the best and cheapest dip in tlie market in order to obtain the greatest possible return for expenditure, and we claim that the users of MURTON’S championDir secure in the fullest manner these advantages, viz., the highest return at the lowest cost. Trice, 5s per galon in 5 gallon drums; 1 gallon drums also kept in stock for small farmers. MURTON’S CIIAMI>ION mmNG FLUID Was placed first in the great competition conducted by the Canterbury Agricultural and Pastoral Society. Dirkctions for Usk. One gallon ofthe Fluid to 1(H) gallons of cold water, then it is ready lor use. F 1 Ruant/Mi AGENT, Pahiab. Brenton, AnA , Wooi>yii.i.k, kti . E. Rrcnton is also agent for HARROD'S UIDESKINAN,,rEIT PRESERVED. This specific is invaluable. The use of this specific will not diminish the gross weight oi hides, skins and pelts, hut will augment it. 1 l*Jlh tin of this proserver represents 15 cwt salt, and costonly LI 10s, and the sulphuric acid is dispensed with. ie !2lb tin of this specific will presi 150 ox hides 000 young cattle hides 1000 pelts •1000 rabbit skins Any further particulars can bo obtained from E. Brenton, Sol.li Am NT, r.UUATI A, WoODVII.I.K, KTI . TAN KEE AND CO., (jt ENKRAL k"VrORKKEERS, Have commenced business in the shop lately occupied by Mr (iregory, baker, M A N ti A TAINOKA. BRICES VERY LOW. Ls