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ONE and all will acknowledge, when the following are read and seen, that, so far as the drapery trade I s c oncerned, this striking title may lie fairly laid claim tO, They are originated and manufactured by ourtelves, and are the outcome of many extensive exj«riKl ents. In each and all will be found embodied fhe benefits arising from the keenest buying of drapery, intimate knowledge of markets, rare skill and economy >n manufacture, and the minimum profit system attached to the habit of ELLING FOR CASH Fourth Wonder: Seventh Wonder : One pair first class corsets, ai.v size ; 1 pair sheets, bleached, 7 'l inch, s>da. to a pair; 1 pair Turkish towels; strip largo Holland cooking apron ; Hvds check apron cloth. Post paid for 12 6, worth 15 6. Fifth Wonder: Navy Blue or black Serge, 6yds. d.w.; sdz w hite calico suitable for underclothing; two infants’ silk bibs, suitable for presents. Post paid tor 10 6, worth 13 6 Sixth Wonder: 6yds strong Galatea, 6yds shirt* 1 ing flannelette, 1 Thibet skirt length. Post paid (or 8 6. worth 10 6 1 pair boys Lu rk u. mad • it remnant*, all ; 1 ilatatel+ue shirt. 1 prcotton drawers, woollen singlet, 1 pair tan or brown Lid glove's, 1 pair ladies cashuiere stockings, splendid quality, 1 pair half-bed blankets, good quality. 1 pair men’s Colonial tweed trousers, dark and all sure, 3 pair Merino box, shirt length, .*4 yds. moleskin sheeting, including ldoz. pearl buttons, 6yds beautiful art muslin. Carnage paid for 40 - usual price 50 - One or all will be sent Post paid to any part of New Zealand on receipt of P.O. Order. PARCEL SENT THE SAME DAY AS WE RECEIVE LETTER. Note llie Address — RUT ATI? X' nri DIRECT DRArERY IMPORTERS, ■ IJbiAlll tV VU., CALEDONIAN HOUSE. ]VX R s. M O N C R I E F F Invites inspection of her NEW SEASON'S GOODS. The assortment this season is the Choicest site has ever offered to the public. DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, ROOTS & SHOES. ELECTRO PLATE, JEWELLERY, STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS. All these departments have been thoroughly furnished with NEW GOODS. NEW LINES. FASHIONABLE GOODS, GOOD LINES. SALEABLE GOODS, CHEAP LINES. She would especially call attention to a line of LADIES' READY-MADE DRESS SKIRTS, GOOD FASHIONABLE and CHEAP. Neither time nor trouble has been spared in making a selection of ti e NEW SEASON’S GOODS so that every department shall be to the FRONT RANK in every line, and as a result she confidently ae«ert» that for VARIETY A VALUE HER NEW GOODS are unsurpassed in Pahiatua, and will therefore fully repay inspection. MADAME WEIGEL'S PATTERNS KEPT IN STOCK. MY SHOP OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY. A Perfect test of Satisfied Customers can only be obtained by the Amount of Business Recorded, and we have therefore decided to Present a DUNLOP BICYCLE (Lady’s or Gent's) to the person who supplies us .... WITH a correct answer to the following conundrum :— HOW MANY MILES OF BICYCLES HAVE BEEN SOLD BY US IN AUS TRALASIA DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS FITTED WITH .... DUNLOP TYRES The figures have been made up by us and vouched FOR by our Accountant, and the list will be closed formally on November 80th. All letters mnst be addressed to our office marked "Dunlop Puzzle.’ and NOTHING will be received after that date ; but the number of guesses is only limited to the number of Coupons sent in. which must be cut from •• Th- N Zealand ll'Ace/m/iit,” published in Christchurch. Price One Penny. Si oulJ none of the guesses prove absolutely correct, the nearest guess will be awarded the prize. Winner’s name will be published in " Th. V. * Zealand Wheelman ” during December. Full particulars may be obtained from— THE AUSTRAL CYCLE AGENCY, LIMITED,

Colombo St., Christchurch and 123, George St., Dunedin. Mr T. C. Ewington, blacksmith, agent for the Masterton district. and 61 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. J. M. LEVIN, JJAINTER, GLAZIER, FATERHANGER, AND SIGNWRITEE BAS Thf. Cheapest and Best Scrim, A splendid selection of Artists'materials, The Largest and Best Assortment of Faperhangings, The Largest stock of Oils, white and red Lead, Hematite, etc. The Largest Assortment of Mirror Flates. plain and ornamental Glaee. A large variety of Brushware, Varnishes, knotting and methylated spirits. Estimates prepared and work done in any part of the district. AGENT FOR Jeyc's world-renowned Sheep Pip : try it once and von will use no other. Jeye's Disinfectant; the best in the world; the Bot Fly won't come near London Quadrant Bicycles; cash or terms. J. M. LEVIN, OrrosiTE TO THE CLUB HOTEL, MAIN STREET. PAHIATTA

l’Oll SALE. AT MANGATAINOKA "I ACRE just opposite the Railway 1 Station on Main Road. Rest business site in Mangatainoka. For LSO cash or LOO on terms. G. HAROLD SMITH, Solicitor, l'ahiatua. | f 110 LET.— Three or four fur--1 nished rooms on easy terms | whore there are no children. Apply office of this paper. TENDERS "UATANTED immediately for cut- \ V ting 40 acres (more or less) of scrub. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Apply GEO. WALKER. Makuri. O R SALE CHEAP AQUARTER-ACRK miction in Sedoole-stroet. Splendid building site. Price low for cash.—Apply to H. W. BRIGGS, Land Agent. WANTED TO BORROW.— 11100 on good leasehold business security. Apply X.Y.Z., 11kkai.ii Office. For Sale. SEVEN TONS of Brown River Seed Potatoes at i:t per ton. GILBERT BROS. ■ Scarborough.

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

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 577, 1 December 1897, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 7 Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 577, 1 December 1897, Page 3