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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 511, 18 June 1897, Page 3

Mr F. G. Moore's replace advertisement appears in this issue. The amount of the Hawke’s Bay Relief Fund hos now reached L 13,000. An eight-horse power portable steam engine is advertised for sale in this issue. Mr Joseph Dawson’s tender (L 192; for widening a span on the Mangatainoka bridge has been accepted. Matthew Henry inserts list of stock for his next Pahiatua stock sale on the 28th instant at one o clock. The ’Frisco mail arrived at 2 p.m. to-day, and a complete delivery is being made throughout the borough. The Makakahi milk suppliers have purchased the Makakahi creamery from the Crown Dairy Company. Particulars of additions to Messrs Mowlem and Co.’s horse sale to-morrow at the mart appear in another column. Messrs Mackinlay and Co. notify that they are agents for the Imperial Fire Insurance Company, Limited, established 1881, funds L 1,500,000. With to-day’s issue will be found an inset from the W.F.C.A. proclaiming a record sale of clothing, Manchester goods, dress stuffs, remnants, millinery, jackets, etc. The inset speaks for itseif. All interested in old soldier’s claims are notified that Mr J. C. McKerrow will hold an enquiry into all such claims on Tuesday, the 29th instant, in the Commercial Hotel, Pahiatua, beginning at 10 a.m. We understand that owing to a serious illness that occurred to Professor Elston, the Phrenologist, just before the opening of the Wellington Exhibition, i he is debarred from lecturing during the winter months. Captain Edwin wires to-day : Wind between south and east and north east at all places ; barometer rise slowly, everywhere tine, but cold weather may be expected at places northward of Tauranga and Raglan, and frost in all other parts of the country. Arrangements for the Mangatainoka record reign celebrations are going off satisfactorily. Bluett’s Kilialo band has been engaged for the ball on Monday evening and the floor will be put in the finest condition. On Tuesday evening after the fancy dress football match and picnic, Mr DeLoree will give a magic lantern entertainment in Walther’s hall to start at 7.30, admission to which will be free. Last evening in the Olympic Theatre Professor Charleston lectured to a large audience on heads and faces, whom to marry, etc. Ho also examined the bumps of a number of the audience, including two ladies. Everybody was satisfied and delighted with the Professor’s efforts. In another column the Professor announces that he will lecture to men only to-morrow (Saturday) evening in the Olympic Theatre. The subject will bo private and physical weaknesses. All those under 10 years of age will noi be admitted. Admission will be free but a collection will be made to pay expenses. Mr W. Vile inserts an advertisement in another column notifying the travelling and general public that he has started a livery and bait stable in Wakeman street opposite the Club Hotel. He has a comfortable, easygoing brougham and good hoises, which are to be hired to drive individuals or families on business or pleasure in any part of the district. The brougham meets all trains and is open for engagement for afternoon drives at a very low price. Mr Vile being a local man whose interest is with the town should receive the patronage of the public. All orders lift with Mr Hunter at the corner shop or with the proprietor will receive prompt attention. The wife of Mr D. Robinson, a prominent lumberman of Hartwick, N.Y., was sick with rheumatism for five months. In speaking of it, Mr Robinson says : “ Chamberlain’s Pam Balm is the only thing that gave her any rest from pain. For the relief of pain it cannot be beat.” Many very bad cases of rheumatism have been cured by it. For sale by C. Ridd, chemist.

T ANTED— A Good General vv Servant. Apply after 2 o’clock to morrow afternoon to Mrs 11. Eames, Cambridge street. QLYMPIC Till'.ATliA, PAIIIATUA SATURDAY NIGHT, .Juno 19th. PROFESSOR CHARLESTON will deliver a lecture to M E N ONLY. I’rivato and important to both married and single. No ono admitted under l(i. Admission—Free. A collection will bo made to defray expenses. Doors open at 7.90. Lecture commence at H p.m. Saturday will bo the last day for cousultation, either on phrenology or private weaknesses. TM PORTA NT NOTICE TO TIIE A travelling and general PUBLIC. W. VILE notifies tlmt bo liiih started a livery and bait stables m Wakcuian street, opposite the Club stables. Horses baited for Is. Also good paddocks supplied. A comfortable brougham with a pair of horses ready at a moment’s notico to drive to any part of the district.

By leaving orders with tlio proprietor or witli Mr Hunter at tlio corner shop they will bo promptly attended to. AH trains met daily. By wire or letter travellers will bo met by comfortable conveyances. Brougham and pair open for engage merit at a low figure any afternoon.

IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in tho public pound ut I’ahiatua from the Borouga, Juno Pith : 1 buy bony gelding, no visible brand; small white star on f jrehi ad. Cropped tail. Hope round neck with short chain attached 1 strawberry cow, branded F (under halfoircle) on off rump, back bit from left car. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on Thursday, July Ist, ut noon. 11. J. WAKEFOItD, Poundkcepor.