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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 534, 23 August 1897, Page 2

THE W.F.CA LTD. rUBT RECEIVED A DIRECT I SHIPMENT OF CALIFORNIAN GOODS CONSISTING OF - - Evaporated APRICOTS NECTARINES „ PEACHES „ FIGS „ APPLES Dessert Fruits — A TRICOTS TEARS FIGS PEACHES PRUNES MUSCATELS Also, — RON ED COD FISH PICKLED SALMON SALMON in tins We have also a nice assortment of CURRIED PRAWNS MANJOIt CHUTNEY Etc. Lozenby’s Goods, comprisingCURRIED LOBSTER LUCCA OIL Etc. Oar Second Shipment of EARLY SEED POTATOES now to hand— EARLY ROSE BEAUTY OF HEBRON FLOUR BALLS and numerous other verities. INSPECTION INVITED. “TOP QUALITY AND BOTTOM PKICES.’ OPPOSITE THE CHIN TING, BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, COMPLETE PRICE-LIST SUPPLIED ON APPLICATION TO ANY ADDRESS. SPECIAL QU Best roller Flour—tOOlb sack, per sack 1001 b bsg, per bog 601 b bag, per bsg 251 b bog. per bsg Best Ostmeal, 451 b bsg Real Wheatmeal Prire China Tea, per 10lb box Ceylen Tea, per 51b box Ne. 2, soft white sugar, per lb Cnronts ) cleaned Raisins by Sultanas ) machine Mixed Peel Van Houten's Cocoa — Jib, per tin ... 41b, per tin ... ... lib, per tin ... OTA T lONS FOR C Sheep Tongue, per lib tin ... 24/6 Caustic Soda, per tin ... ... 18/- Sardines, per large-sized tin ... 6/9 Sardines, per Binall tin 8/6 Loose Baking Powder, per lb ... 8/6 Fresh Roasted Coffee ... ... /8 Golden Syrup ... 11/8 Slbo Lunch Biscuits for ... 7/0 5 packets Cornflour for ... -/2I 5 bars good soap for ... ... -/5$ 141 b flue salt for ... ,/7 121 b Tapioca for ... ./7 12lb pure Sago for ~6 Family biscuits, per tin Afternoon Cup Tea per lb ... ./11 Tiger Tea per lb 1/9 Good Family tea ... 8/4 Kozio Tea per lb, 1/8, 1/10, 2/ ASH */9 -/5 11-1/4 1/4 ■IS Vi7* « 2/2 /- 1/4 and 2/3 ~ SACKS Pest Derwent and Bruce potatoes, Uf:/_ per ton; Q / per “L) sack, delivered. / , _ / Also— nt TONS Tasmanian Derwent Seed Potatoes (from Tasmania I'' last year). Our own grown, best selected and hand picked, ceil crop for local growing in second year. Also—Just landed from South Viand snrlv seed potatoes, including. Early Rose, Beauty of Hebron, \\htte flrpbant, Ashlesf, Fluke, Bath Kidney, Sutton, Flour Ball, Dakota Red, Snow tall Three Star, ete. New Season’s Vegetable and Flower Seeds in great variety. ON SALE —Chaff, Oats, Wheat, Tollard, Bran, Field Peas, Beans, Bone lust Guano, Lime, Wire, Roof Iron, and all kinds of Agricultural Seeds, etc. nee, quoted are subject to market fluctuations, which will appear in future advt.

GOODS DBLITKKKD TO ANT TART OF THIS DISTRICT FREE OF CHARfIE. Purchaser of Dry Fangus. per lb given, or if exchanged for goods, 2jd. ■COUNTRY v. CITY. CAN PURCHASE your requirements at lower rates here than 1 you can land from Wellington. Inspection invited No pressing to buy Get my cash price-list ABRIDGED PRICE and STOCK LIST : • 101 b Boxes China Tea, 12 6 ; 01b Boxes Ceylon Tea, 8 6; • C*J lon, Pi kne, 18in lb (MM i Tapioca and Sago, 2d P«r lb ; • Bacon, good local, side 3 GUI per lb ; Bacon, factory, sides, 7d 1 • Ham-, 74 and 8-Ul: Di’ston's Cross-cut saws, from 83; • Lin.-eed, of.lb parcels, 2d per lb ; Victory Ranges, £5 ; Larbert • Ranges, £3 ss; “Puck” Stoves from £3 5s ; American • Oilskins for riding. 18 6. usual price 25/- ; English Oilskins, • 15 6 usual -30 ; Colonial Oilskins from 86 ; Kerosene • Oil l'uinps, 1 6 ■ Jugs, per set of three, 2 6PULL STOCK OF BOOTS SHOES AND GENERAL HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY. • Sugars, Flour, Kerosene oil, Bran, Pollard, Oats, Chaff, etc. • Ovens, Coppers, Cement, Building Ironmongery, Netting, Wire, • etc., at WHOLESALE FRICKS dust Land, d: Ruby, Early Rose. • Flukes. Bath Kidney, and other early seed potatoes. • ON SALE ; 30 tons Derwent Potatoes, 85/- per ton at store J (for cash 1 15 tons Bruce Potatoes, 95/-per ton at store 1 ton Langdon’s Calves’ Food, 3 9 per bag J N O. R. GIIAHAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPER, I’AHIATUA. Agent for — Yates’ Reliable Seeds; Sharpie’s Seperators ; Luke’s Ranges; Makakahi Lime, The Tasmanian Jack, Duncan’s Ploughs. Buyor of Fungus, etc. PAHIATUA CASH MARKET. o. c -o- ---& H N N Wish to inform the inhabitants of Fahiatuaand the surrounding districts to the largo doliveries of Boots and Shoes which they have received from all the celebrated makers in England, America and the Continent of the latest possible designs and patterns, all cut from specially selected leathers. Also thair own make of A THE FAMOUS (( G” BRAND, R 4600 pairs of which are turned out of their Palace “ G ” H Factory every week, made up in every variety of style from men's strong water tights to the lightest possible makes for ladies’ wear, all of which aro sold at prices within the reach of all who appreciate a Good Reliable Article. Our space will but allow a few of the leading lines and prices to be mentioned. All goods marked in plain figures. Call and inspect the stock, and your verdict will be that for #i*iali»y and pries “ HANNAH’S BOOTH ARE THE BEST.” I.adies’ Walking Shoes, 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 6/0, 7/0, 9/0 to ‘2O/ Ladies' Brown Evening Shtes*2/11,3/6, 4/0, 5/0 to 13/0 Ladies’ Brown A Black Shoes of every description and price. Weinen's strong country boots ('>/% 7/0, t/0, 11/0 Wen en's “ G ’* dairy boots, 0 0, 7/0, 0/6, and 9/0 Girls' strong school boots, 4/0, 5/6, 0/0, Girls' strap shoes, canvas shoes, and I'liinsols at all prices. Infants’ Nursery Boots in endloss variety Ladies’ Slippers, warm and comfortablo from Is. Men’s “Q” Watertight*, 10/0,11/0, I*2/0 and 14/0 Men’s strong “ G ” Shooters 9/11, 10/0, I*2/0, and 14/0 Men’s “ G ” Walking Boots, 10/0, 11/0, 12/0 and 15/6 Men's “G” Blutchers, 6/3, 7/11, 8/0, and 10/6 Men’s “G ” Canvas Shoes, 5/0 and 0/0 Gents’ American foot wear. Gents’ Brown Boots ot nhoea, all shades Youths’ strong “ G ” Shooters, 7/0, 8/0, 9/0 and 10/0 Boys’ strong nailed Boots, 5/11, 0/6, and 7/0 Gents’ Bancing Pumps from 8/0 Warm Slippers from 1/d £ 40,000 WORTH OF STOCK TO SELECT FROM. A-i i. Kinds of Bratusk A Gkinokhy in Stock. BOOTS MADE TO MEASURE R. HANNAH A CO., PBOPIIKITOKS, PAHIATUA.

W It I O L E Y E. ARCHITECT. I LANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PI<SPARED AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Premises : Next to J. Henderson, blacksmith. Letters addressed to Herald Ollice will receivo prompt attention. The cleanest, strongest and best shaped apple trees growing in the Forty-mile Hush may he soon at Horton’s “Premier” ttmwriw.

HAWKE AND lIOAII, UNDERTAKE MS, MaINMTKKKT, I'AII lATIIA. Funerals conducted in uny part of tlm district in Uni latest style. Uutrje oil U>o i’rwuiiat*.