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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 560, 22 October 1897, Page 3

THE SEVEN WONDERS OF PAHIATUA: First Wonder: A black Cashmere Dress, Gyds. d.w., splendid quality; 6yds. selesia, 2doz. buttons, B£yds. grass cloth, strip Bsyds. muslin, print strip, 4yds. Calico, 3yds. lace, splendid width, ladies' belt black and elastic, beautiful white metal buckle. Post paid for 21/- honestly worth 30 - Second Wonder: A beutiful lustre dress, Gyds. d.w., 6yds. selesia, 2doz. buttons, Gyds. good washing print, half-doz. Irish lawn handkerchiefs. Post paid for 17/6, worth 25 - Third Wonder: Eleven quarter honeycomb quilt, 2 honeycomb toilet covers, linen tAble cloth, long, 2.lyds. beautiful damask mantle drape, 1 pair of curtains, Gyds. to the pair. Post paid for 15/- worth 20/Post Office Orders, Postal Notes or Registered Letters.— Odd money preferred in Id stamps. aRIE Y ’ s IRONMONGERY STORE. In stock—First-class axes, spades, l.h shovels, picks, steel sledge hammers, Diston cross-cut saws, Dover stoves, plough chains, back and tug chains, wedges, slashers. T. hinges, locks, bolts, wire and lead-headed nails, grindstones, buggy lamps and splash board lamps, castor oil, Stockholm tar, axle grease, engine waste, bench screws, levels, piles, swivels, etc. Bedrock prices. Store open to 9 o’clock on Saturday nights. Also stocked—The celebrated OLIVER FLOUGHS, 1,200,000 now in use; the Planet Jr. horse hoes, etc. For Oliver Ploughs read this testimonial— Mr G. Mari.ey, Pahiatua.—Dear Sir, —I am very much pleased with the No 19 Oliver plough I got from you. It does all its work thoroughly and well. I have worked it with success both with one & two horses, and I consider it the most useful plough a small farmer can have, as he can do all his work with one moderate horse.—l am vours faithfullv, W. A. G. M A R L E Y, Practical Horseshoer and General Blacksmith, main-street, pahiatua.

w W B A T T SADDLER and HARNEBBMAKEB NEW PREMISES, OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, MAIN • STREET, FAHIATCA. Up-to-date stock of Saddlery and requisites complete in all its branches. Buggy, Gig, Trap and Cart harness made to order. All hand-sewn. Nothing but first-class material used. The latest in Ladies' Saddles—the fashionable French cut back. REPAIRS PROMPLY ATTENDED TO. p ÜBLIC NOTICE. J. McBAIN, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, Notifies the public that he has removed his business premises and is now carrying on business next door to Elliott's saddlery shop, Main-street, Pahiatua. All work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. BOOTMAKINti NOTICE. WB R O W N . Begs to notify that he has commenced business in the premises lately occupied by Mr J. Mcßain. Repairs executed expeditiously and well.

Respoke work a speciality. rjYHE CAFE I>E PARIS. REMOVAL NOTICE. MRS. McCARTHY begs to inform the public of Pahiatua that she has removed to Mrs Rond’s Central Ruildings, where she will continue to supply refreshments at all hours. Orders taken for preparing dainties for the public. Don’t forget to come and see the new Shop on Saturday night and got something dainty for supper— Ham and Eggs, Hot Ties, Stowed Tripe, etc., at tho Central Ruildings, Pahiatua. vZOU have ruined your constitution JL sufficiently by drinking inferior teas; recruit by drinking only KO/.IK TEA ; it is pure and reliable.—Chin Ting, sole agent. TO LET. SHOP and RAKKHOUSK ad _ joining auction room. Also Four-roomed Cottage, rent low. For particulars apply to 1). CREWE. IflOlt SALE.—Ten acres, cleared, j well watered, I roomed house and outbuildings. Good orchard. Apply F. Shndbolt, Short Road, Village Settlement WANTED TO SELL—Gig and Harness, Original price, t.'lH Ms; will sell for i’t!.’>, and take cow in milk as part payment. Particulars at this office. HAVE you tried KO/.IK TEA? It lot do so at ouce, it is delicious.