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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 511, 18 June 1897, Page 2

±1 E m T D. Have now opened A TEAROOM in connection with their ' Drapery Department, and ladies from town and country will, wo trust, find it a convenience.

ALITY AND BOTTOM PRICES”. tO.MI I.KTK PRICK-LIST SUPPLIED ON APPLICATION TO ANY ADDRESS. A NEW SEASONS SUPPLY OF All descriptions (’lover and Grass Seeds; Poverty Pay Rye ; also Suttou’s Turnip Seed in great variety. ON SALE—- ( hull, (Hits, Wheat, Pollard, Bran, Mai/e, Parley (seed), Beans, Field Peas, Potatoes, Ucopei’s Sleep Pip, Fencing Wire, Poof Iron, Oils, Paints, Bone Dust, Guano, Lune, Etc. GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF THIS DISTRICT FREE OF CHARGE. A TRIAL SOLICITED. Purchaser of Dry Fungus. *2l per lb given, or if exchanged for goods, 2Jd. PRICES QUOTED ARE FOP NETT CASH. 0 CHIN TING, OrroaiTE THE IiANK OF NEW ZEALAND, l’A HI AT U A.

I HE ANTI-MONOPOLY STORES a seasonable line—- * > DOZ. AM Ell ICAN SLICKER OILSKINS, *3 “ Excelaior Brand,” I’AHIATUA

E I’AIIIATUA CA S U COOT MAIiKET. o. c -c----11 X N A Wish to irifoim the inhabitants of I'ahiatua and the surrounding districts to tin large deliveries of Boots and Shoes which they have received from all the celebrated makers in Kngland, America and the Continent of the !at st possible designs and |> 11 terns, nil cut from specially selected leathers. Also their own make of “Till. FAMOUS U/J » Bit AND, 1000 pairs of w hich are turned out of their Palace “ G ’’ 1 •o tf,ry every week, made up in every variety of style from 'i, strong water-tight sto the lightest possible makes for ladies’ 'll of which are sold at prices within the reach of all who (iuod Ih liable Article. Our space will but allow a few ~,s »*»d |;ric(s to he mentioned. All goods marked •II and inspect the stork, and your verdict will he

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