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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 572, 19 November 1897, Page 4

NOTICE OACUING Notice that on and alter Monday next, the 2nd Augugt, the coach usually leaving here at 2.10 p.m. daily will leave at 1.15, connecting with the 2 p.m. Woodville coach and train from Mangatainoka, returning from there to Pahiatua at 2.80. PAHIATI'A DEPART : 8 a.m., 11 a m., 1.15 p.m., 4.80 p.m. WOODVLLLK DEPART : 9.40 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 0.30 p.m. Coaches will meet all trains. The following additional service will also come into operation on May 8, viz., Leave Pahiatua 10 a.m. ; leave Konini, 10.15 a.m. ; leave Hamua, 11.45 a.m. ; arrive Newman, 1 p.m.; leave Newman, 1.10 p.m.; leave Hamua, 2 p.m. ; leave Konini, 3 p.m. . arrive Palnatua, 4 p.m. Passengers wishing coa:h to call for them are requested to leave word at the stables or with Mr F. O. Moore. JOB VILE, Proprietor. J. SMITH, HOUSE DECORATOR, SIGNWRITER PAPERHANGER, Etc., Maim • Street, Pahiatua, HAS re-opened his business opposite the Bank of New Zealand, and has a complete stock of house decorations and paints of all shades in stock. Singnwnting and paperhanging a speciality. One call will convince. Note the address— Opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Pahiatua. M. QUIRKE, HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST, ETC., TEMPORARY PREMISES. JUST opened direct from the warehouse, a full assorted stock of Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes, Mouthpieces, Ferrules, and a unique assortment of Tobacco and Fancy Goods. The saloon is furnished equal to anything in the large centres. Comfort, cleanliness and civility. He thanks his pratons for past support, and hopes to merit a continuance. TMPORTANT NOTICE. E . (To OK, (next door to Herald Office) now prepared to undertake all classes of work as WHEELWRIGHT and COACHBUILDER. The work will be done bv the most experienced workmen in the district, and all material used is of the best quality. The coach painting department is under his own personal supervision, and guaranteed equal to anything in the colony. All orders punctually attended to. Don’t forget the address—next door to Herald office. PAHIATUA BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT.

CHANGE OF PROPRIETARY. E. WELLS, late of Marton, begs to announce that he has purchased the bakery business hitherto carried on by Mr Hicks, and willin future conduct the business in the premises hitherto used. WEDDING CAKES BIRTHDAY* CAKES CHRISTENING CAKES Parties and picnios catered for. Deliveries of Fresh Bread and Small Goods made daily. The business will receive onr strict attention, and every effort will be made to please the public. MONTHLY NURSE. MRS MONTEITII, Palmerstonstreet, is open for engagement. Country ladies accommodated in comfort. Address— Palmerston street, or care Mr Coleridge Ridd. CLASSES OF COUNTRY FREEHOLDS, etc. LOWEST RATES. AMOUNTS TO SUIT BORROWERS. HARCOURT and Co., 48 Lambton Quay, Wellington, Financial Agents. Sharkrroeers, Auctionkrs, Land A Estatr Agent*. Publishers of the " Register and Property Investors' Guide,” containing details of town and country properties for sale and to let. forwarded free on application to Uakcovkt A Co., Wellington 111. ETP S, s PAHIATUA, Licensed General «v Railway Carter. Orders entrusted to me will receive prompt attention. Goods consigned to my care will l>e carefully attended to. Orders can be left at Mr Hunter's Corner Shop. PAHIATUA HERALD ACCOUNTS. rilllE HERALD ACCOUNTS for I the quarter ending September !(Oth are now being rendered. A prompt settlement is requested. ALLIANCE INSURANCE ACOM r A N Y ■UeCKSSORS TO “THR ONION INSURANCE COMPANY 01 NKW ZKALAKP, LTD." CAPITAL - - £5,000.000A premier company, old established and wealthy, with large investments in the colony. Risks of every description taken at lowest current rates. Local agent— G. CHAMPION MILLER. Borough Council Chambers, ikbiMua.