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Pahiatua Herald, Volume II, Issue 243, 21 December 1894, Page 3

Cl THROWN is now showing a J • * ) choioe selection of glass and orockery ware for Xmas. Also new and fresh groeeries. 'ANTED to buy—Number ycung vv roosters. Apply Commercial Hotel. WANTED to sell six good cows, just calved. Apply Herald Office. d2l LOST, Stolen or Strayed—A dark brown sheep slut, answers to name of “ Gyp.” Anyone found detaining her after thi3 date will be prosecuted.—P. McCarihy, Te Aupapa Road, Kaitawa. WANTED. A small paddock near centre of town for grazing purposes. Send size and rent required to R. Seymour, Club Hotel. WANTED a few respectable boarders at 16s per week. For address apply Herald Office. WANTED. A strong girl for the country who can milk four or five cows. Apply at Mrs Moncrieff’s Main Street, Pahiatua. WANTED— A Good General Servant. Apply, Mrs Briggs, Mangahao road. A PRENTICE BOY wanted for the drapery. Apply—R. Blair & Co, Caledonian House, Pahiatua. Have you been to Caledonian House ?

To Let. Furnished rooms to let. Apply Mrs B. Baker, Arthur street, Pahiatua. TO LET.—7-roomed house, with scullery and other outbuildings, with two acres of land. Apply—o. Christiansen, Tiraumea road. tc Ready-made clothing and gents’ mercery at Caledonian House.

Tenders. TENDERS will be received by the Undersigned at. Masterton up to the 21th inst for cutting the scrub on any of the following sections at Puketoi:—Nos 11, 81, 82, 88 and 81. Specifications and further particulars can be seen on the property. d 24 D. DONALD.

The Anti-Monopoly Cash Stores Late Gregory. IN presenting my Christmas list 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. Respectfully 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 ~ ii ~ raisins New almonds, New figs Dunn and Hewitt’s cocoa, ‘2s per lb English essence of cotfee. large bottle, Is English mixed pickles, 6d per bottle Atlas tobacco, 4s lid per lb Brown’s cornflour, G pound for 2s 3d Ceylon teas, 51b boxes from 9s 6d Blended teas, slb 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, la per lb Try my oatmeal direct from the mill Lunch biscuits, 4d ; Mixed, 6d per lb Corn brooms from Is Try the Coo-ee 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 6d Glass jelly moulds from la Brown jars, Is per nest Cups and saucers, 5s per dozen .Tugs, per set of three, 2s Gd Galvanised netting, 3d per yard „ iron „ wire ~ staples Cornent, and wo|| bales Just unpacked, six crates glassware and crockery direct from Home. Goods delivered by my own teams. Large buyers supplied at Wholesale prices. Agent for— Yates’ seeds Nelson, Moate and Co.’s teas The ltata llange Planet Junior, ploughs, etc.

LOOK OUT FOR THE MANOATAINOKA ODDFELLOWS’ SPORTS IN February, 1895. Have you been to Caledonian House ? \ RAC'IIELORS’ I’.ALL will lio A \ bold in the Kaitawa schoolroom on Foxing night (Deo 26th). Allure cordially invited to attend. d2l l\,f RS WOOL him vacancies for IVI gentlemen boarders. Mangahao Itioad. I,IOU SAL 111.— Store and dwelling. One of tho best business sites in tho rising town of Mangatainoka. Apply Herald officu.

Stumping. r MKNDERB will bn received for A RttnnpinK f> acres of land at. ManCllhlio. Tenders (dose on the Ist inst. I 'or particulars apply to 11aiu.l it liuou., Maugahau. dtil