Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 577, 1 December 1897, Page 3

THE SEVEN WONDERS OF PAHIATUA: First Wonder: A black Cashmere Dress, 6yds. d.w M splendid quality; 6yds. selesia, 2doz. buttons, grass cloth, strip 34yds. 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, 6yds. d.w., 6yds. selesia, 2doz. buttons, 6yds. good washing print, half-doz. Irish luwn handkerchiefs. Post paid for 17/6, worth 25, - Third Wonder: Eleven quarter honej’comb quilt, 2 honeycomb toilet covers, linen table cloth, 2£yds. long, 2syds. beautiful damask mantle drape, 1 pair of curtains, oyds. to the pair. Post paid for 15/- worth 20/Post Office Orders, Postal Notes or Registered Letters.— Odd money preferred in Id stamps. J£OZIE TEA Beats All. FOR SALE.—Ten acres, cleared, well watered, 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Good orchard. Apply F. Shadbolt, Short Road, Village Settlement. LOST —A Lady’s Silver Watch and Chain between the Scarborough Railway Crossing and the Borough Bridge. Reward at Hebald Office. ARLE Y ’ S IRONMONGERY STORE. In stock—B.B.A. sheep shears and Turkey stones, genuine Tyzack scythes and snaths, hay forks and rakes, garden hoes, axes, spades, l.h. shovels, steel sledge hammers, Diston cross-cut saws, Dover stoves, plough chains, grindstones, splash board lamps, axle grease, bench screws, swivels, dog chains, bicycle and sewing machine oils. Large stock of garden and farm implements, including the strongest and cheapest hoise hoes in the market. Also, the celebiated Oliver Ploughs, etc. etc. For Oliver Ploughs read this testimonial:— Mb G. Maklky, 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 k 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 yours faithfully, W. A. Warren. For sale: Second-hand iron ploughs. G. H4BLIT, Practical Horseshoer and General Blacksmith, MAIN-STREET, PAHIATUA. ROZIE TEA The Best. PAHIATUA COUNTY NOTICES. PAHIATUA COUNTY. TENDERS addressed to tlie Chairman will be received until 10 a.m. on Saturday, Ith December, for the following works : Contract 481.—Metalling Upper Makuri ; 00 chains Contract 486.—Formation Thompson's road ; 20 chains Contract 400.—Formation, King street. Kaitawa ; 104 chains Contract 497. —Erection of Foot and Sheep Suspension Bridge, Upper Tiraumea Contract 498.—Metalling Reservoir and Hill streets, Makuri; 874 chains Contract 499. —Erection of Platform Bridge, Mangamaire road Contract 500.—Formation Cemetery road, Kaitawa; 17J chains Contract 501 : Metalling near Bailey Bros.’, Ngaturi, 60 chains. Contract 487: Bridle track to Monckton’s, section 75, S 3 chains (re-let).

Tenders to bo under separate cover and marked outside:—“Tender for Contract No. They must be on printed forms and accompanied by coinploto schodulo of quantities. Drawings and specifications may bo seen at County Chambers. Tho lowest or any tondor not necessarily accepted. DeG. FItASER, County Engineer. SUMMER DRINKS. FUST LANDED, n Largo Consignment of LIME JUICE from Melbourne. Cool, refreshing and medicinal. SARSAPARILLA, Refreshing and lUood Purifying. Also— Largo Assortment of Aerated Waters. Delivered to all pnrts of the district. Orders punctually attended to. F. HOLDER, Cordial Factory . . . Pahiatua. XHE MANGATAINOIvA A COACH FACTORY & SHOEING FORGE. Rustic carts and gigs in all styles, buggies and heavier vehicles of all kinds manufactured at the factory. First-class material and the very best workmanship. Suoond-lisnd traps repaired and repainted or taken in pari paymont for now. Only exporioncod workmen engaged. Prices to suit tho times. Everlasting steel stand for copper boilers a speciality. Hocks shod at /is per sot. Agent for the latest Jnr. all-steel horse hoes and cultivators. A. P. EON DON, Proprietor. I£OZIE TEA The I'uxebi.