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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 538, 1 September 1897, Page 2

NO MIDDLEMAN’S PROFITS. THE W.F.CI LTD. HAVE Jubl Landed ex ** Gratwmere ” a large assortment of CHINAWARL and DINNER WAKE direct from the Manufacturers, comprising: WHITE * GOLD CHINA CUPS A SAUCERS, PLATES, A AFTERNOON TEA SETS, DINNER SERVICES COMPLETE ; Also—A tine assortment of the *' Sage Fruit ” and “Peacock Erie ware. HAVE YOU SEEN THE ROYAL WINTON WARE > If not, call and inspect. We have it in the following shades: Salmon and Flesh, Green and Celadon, Chocolate and Salmon. A good assortment of FANCY GLASS 13ASKETS & OKNAMENTS. The W.F.C. -. deliver goods as under— Makuri ami Coonoor—Monday Makairo —Friday Mangatainoka—Tuesday Ballance—Saturday Mukukahi—Wednesday I Kaitawa—Saturday Mangahao and Nikau—Thursday Pahiatua and Suburbs Daily Prompt Delivery Guaranteed. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT the prices cannot be beaten. We are ** ll n *N° - 1 WHITE SUGAK AT 7/9 FER BAG CASH - Note.—Compare this with Wellington prices. “TOP QUALITY AND BOTTOM PRICES.” CHIN TING, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, PAHIATUA. COMPLETE PRICE LIST SUPPLIED ON APPLICATION TO ANY ADDRESS. SPECIAL QUO Best roller Flour — •2001 b sack, per sack 1001 b bag, per bag 501 b bag, per bag 251 b bag. per bag Best Oatmeal, 251 b bag Best Wheatmeal Pure China Tea, per 101 b box... Ceylon Tea, per slb box No. 2, soft white sugar, per lb ... Curants ) cleaned Raisins by Sultanas ) machine Mixed Peel Van Houteu’s Cocoa — 41b, per tin ... lib, per tin ... lib, per tin ... PATIONB FOR Sheep Tongue, per lib tin 24/ft Caustic Soda, per tin ... 13/- Sardines per large-sized tin 6/9 Sardines, per small tin 3/6 Loose Baking Powder, per lb 3/6 Fresh Roasted Coffee ... /8 Golden Syrup 11/8 31bs Lunch Biscuits for 7/6 5 packets Cornflour for ./2k 5 bars good soap for ... ./51 141 b fine salt for ./7 121 b Tapioca for ./7 121 b pnre Sago for ./6 Family biscuits, per tiu Alternoon Cup Tea per lb -/11 Tiger Tea per lb 1/9 Good Family tea 3/4 Kozie Tea per lb, 1/8, 1/10, 2/ASH */9 1 /- */9 •/« 1 /* 1/4 •/» 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/ 1/9 1/9 1/8 2/* 2/1/4 and 2/3 per ,17 * SACKS Best, Derwent and Bruce potatoes, OK/ per ton; Q / -<•) w / °/ Also— 1(| TONS Tasmanian Derwent Seed Potatoes (from Tasmania laJ i as t year). Our own grown, best selected and hand picked, good crop for local growing in second year. Also—Just landed from South Island, early seed potatoes, including, Early Rose, Beauty ot Hebron, \\ hite Elephant, Ashleaf, Fluke, Bath Kidney, Sutton, Flour Ball, Dakota Red, Snow Ball. Three Star, etc. New Season’s Vegetable and Flower Seeds in great variety. ON SALE—Chaff, Oats, Wheat, Pollard, Bran, Field Peas, Beans, Bone 1 • . •. (i mill, I. line, Wire, Koot Iron, and all kinds ot Agricultural Seeds, etc. Prices quoted are subject to market fluctuations, which will appear in future advt. GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF TUIS DISTRICT FREE OF CHARGE. Purchaser of Dry Fungus. 2\d per lb given, or if exchanged for goods, 2:{d.

NO DIRECTORS’ FEES TO PAY —AT THE — ANTI-MONOPOLY STOIIES. I'RICtS yl OTK1) ARE NUTT CASH. GOOD TERMS TO RESPONSIBLE SETTLERS. TliP' *- tun- bi-t silk <li\ m l Riot 2bl per lb and 11 6 l>er bag; 5 tons Crystal Sugar, not damaged, 8 per bag ; 50 boxes pure China Tea, 10U> eucii, 12 6 ; 50 boxes Ceylon Pekoe, 9 ■ ; 50 boxes Ceylon broken Pekoe, 11 6: Diton's Cross-cut Saws, 8 6 and 8 11; Victory Ranges, £5; I ,arbert Ranges, £4 10s ; Dover Stoves, £7 and £B. for wood ; the Federal Range, burns HOin. wood; Kerosene Oil Pumps, 1,6; Jugs, per set of three, 26 ■ Langdon s Calves’ Food, 3 9 per bag; Linseed, 561 b parcels, 2d per lb; 1 gross 21b tin Riscuits, 1/- ; 5 miles wire netting from 2ld per yard. FELL STOCKS HOUSEHOLD 4 BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY. ■It'ST OPENED NEW GOODS IN DRAPERY, BOOTS, A CROCKERY Came and Inspect. Yates’ Reliiblo Seeds ; Sharpie’s Separators ; Luke’s Ranges ; Makakahi Lime, The Tasmanian -lack, Cultivators for field and garden. Buyer of Fungus, Wool, Skins, etc. Regular deliveries by our own teams. J NO. R. GRAHAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPER, PAIIIATUA. PAHIATUA MARKET o. -<pX N V. Wish to inform tlin inhabitants of 'A- I‘ahifttuu find the surrounding districts f~f to the large deliveries of Roots 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 their own make of “ THE FAMOUS U /i ” BRAND, 1000 pairs of which are turned out of their Palace “ G *’ wiory every week, made up in every variety of style from n strong water tights to the lightest possible makes for ladies' wear, all of which are sold at prices within the reach of all who * ipprecdate a flood Reliable Article. Our space will but allow a few * • of tilH leading line*; and prices to l>o mentioned. All goods marked in plain tiguri . ( all and inspect the stock, and your verdict will bo that lor ouality and price HANNAH’S ROOTS ARE TIIE REST.” A H I. ■ Walking Slim \ I 11, 5/B, 5,11, lirt.w n Evening Shoe*9/11,!!/•, IG, Gto l:l,H J. Grown ,v 111,ml. Sl..*s of every <lexeri|>lH>n ai»l price. \\ "men's -trong count i v boots U/tf, 7/0, 0, 11 0 W oil en n" O dairy boot•«, 0/0, 7/0, H r», and 0 0 <i iris’ strong school boots, I 5/0, 0,0, and 7 0 t»irl> -trip shoes, chiimih shoes, and Pliiviholh at all prices. Infants' Nursery Boots in endless variety Ladies’Slippers, warm and eoinforiable fioiu Is. £40,000 WORTH OF S Am Kinusok Ek.uiikr ft (.ium»ki;y in S Men's “(i” Watertight#, 10/0,11/0, I*2/0 and M/0 Men’s strong “ (l ” Shooters 0/11, 10/0, I*2/0, and 14/0 Men’s “(i ” Walking Boots, 10/0, 11/0, I*2/0 and 15/0 Men’s “(j Biutchers, 5/0, 7/11, 8/0, and 10/0 Men’s “Ci ” Canvas Shoes, 5/0 and Gents’ American foot wear. Gents’ Brown Boots A’ shoes, all shades Youths strong ** <i ” Shooters, 7/0, 8/0, 0/0 and 10/0 Boys’ strong nailed Boots, 5/11, 0/0, and 7/0 Cents’ Dancing Pumps from 8/0 Warm Slippers from 1/d POCK TO SELECT FROM. tock. boots made TO measure R. HANNAH & CO., fUoI'UKITOIiS, IAUIATUA.

AUCHITKCT. I’LASii ANI) S|‘K« JHCATIONS IRKCAKED ANI> ESTIMATES HKNIMIItD. I’rcinisos : Next to J. Henderson, blacksmith. Letter* addressed to Herald Office w ill receive prompt attention. The cleanest, strongest and best shaped •ipple trees growing in the Forty mile I lush may bo soon at Horton’s “l'reuiier" Nurseries.

11AWKK AND lIOAH, | rSUKUTAKKIJS, Nl%in Nrk»r, I'aiiia'iha. I’UiifralH roDdiiclcd in any part of the I «li trirt in tin* Intrat ::tyl»». j tli *irse on tiin Premia.