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Pahiatua Herald, Volume V, Issue 578, 3 December 1897, Page 3

A T CALEDONIAN HOUSE C HEIST MAS SHOP ALTERATIONS NOW FINISHED. EXTENSIVE ENLARGEMENT TO PREMISES. NEW k UP-TO DATE PLATE GLASS FRONTAGE A LARGE SHOWROOM. SPECIAL INTIMATION earned out in paat ware will eoMMM from to-day's date until the end of Hm present year. All purchasers of 10« and over will receive a Chnlmaas praaent. which customers can personally select. A study of the following quotations will well repay intending PVthaam. Oar stock is up-to-date, well bought, and we can pit an excellent aaaortinent of reliable drapery, the balk of whiell ie imported direct from the home markets : yr-*r* New dress materials double-widths, 1/- 1 /3, 16 .1 'J, 1 11, 2.-I, 2 ti, 2J, 3 0 and 311 p.*r tvl | Black Cashmeres, fancy and lustre**, 1/0, 1 11, 2 0. 2 11, 3 0, 3 11 and 4 0 per yard Very special job line fancy lustres, only 13,0 per dress length of 6vda double-width tesT 1 ’rints, blacks, navies, pinks, blues and a large assortment of oth*-r colon*, special price Gd |*r yard Prints in all the latest designs, better qualities 7|d, BH. 101 1 and 1 - per yard Job line of Print Crepons, lowest quotations in tli** marl t. s 9 r 1 / Muslins for pinafores, all new, no old stock. Gd, 7d, 71. Hd, 9d and 1 p**r yard f*af* Special lines in Art Muslins, 4d, 4id, CJ, 9d, 1 - and 110 j*er yard Cretons in all the Intest colourings from 1 0 |*er do/., f-y* Galateas for boys’ suits, good variety, Gjd per yard and up Grandrill and cotton Shirtings 6d, 7d, Hd, 9J, 10J 1 and 1 j**r yard l&S* Apron Cloth. Gd, 9d and 1/- per yard ; Forfar*. 6d, 9d. 10Jd and 1 - Cream Hollands from 7RI per yard ; Turkey reds from Gd per yard ; Nainsook from Gd per yard We have a special line of Flannelettes at Gd per yard, worth *1 in usual way ISST* Curtains from 1/10 per pair up to 32/6 per pair fcsr* Job line of children’s sunshades, Christmas price only 1 11 eacu Value for the thrifty, syds d.w. 72-inch Sheeting, clearing price 4 6, fall and *ee this line In calicoes we can give sj ccial value at 3d, 3|d, 4d. 4Ji up to Hfd tSsr* Special white twill calico at 5/9 per do/., excellent value Children’s sun bonnets ar.d hats, a nice assortment, at sDecial prices New straws, new fnllings. new veilings, new laces, new belts, new dower.*, etc. Bargains in underclothing, soiled during the alterations, job prices SPECIAL PRICES in the Men’s and Boys’ Clothing Department for the Curislmas trad- . A Urge co-i-i.gajient of Mo»g '! <»r Pe: >n* made garments to hand. Quality, cut, assortment and prices right. Boys tweed suits we d • VI. Men • w r»t i coats and vests at 32/6, worth 40,- Job line in Men s Felt Hats. only 3 11, worth '• G. see tliem. Ilats, caps, shirts, uas, braces, collars, etc. SPECIAL! ‘’Boss of the road ’’ Dungaree overalls. Patented continuous fly, prevents ripping at the eroteb. Copper rivet fastening, high cut from crutch to waistband insure perfect fit equal to tailor made. Priet no higher than ordinary Dungarees. Only 4/6 per pair. Remember, we give a Christmas present to any purchaser of 10s and over during Christinas season. ROBERT BLAIII & CO., Drapery Importers, Pahiatua.

Heats All. J£OZIE TEA 1710 R SALE. —Ten acres, cleared, j well watered, 4-roomed house and outbuildings. Good orchard. Apply F. Sliadbolt, Short Road, Village Settlement. LOST —A Lady’s Silver Watch and Chain between the Scarborough Railway Crossing and the Borough Bridge. Reward at Herald Office. ARLE Y • 8 IRONMONGERY STORE. In stock—B.l3.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 horse hoes in the market. Also, the celebiated Oliver Ploughs, etc. etc. For Oliver Ploughs read this testimonial: — Mu G. Mauley, Pahiatua.—Doar Sir, —I am very much pleased with the No 19 Oliver plough I got from you. It docs 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 6iuall 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.MAR L E Y , Practical Horsfshoer and General Blacksmith. MAIN-STREET. PAHIATUA. J£OZIE TEA PAHIATUA COUNTY NOTICES. PAHIATUA COUNTY. SPECIAL ORDER. T^T" OTICE is hereby given that at X\| a special meeting of the l’ahiatua County Council, held on November 21, 1897, a resolution was adopted by special order making a special rato of twopence in the pound to cover interest and sinking fund on a loan of Seven Hundred and Fifty Pounds, to be borrowed by the Council under •* The Government Loans to Local Bodies Act, 1886,” to form and repair formation and metal a portion of the Bridge and Bidge roads. And it is hereby further notified that a special meeting of the Council will be held on January Bth, 1898, to confirm the said special order, a copy ot which may bo seen at the County Office. GEORGE MOORE, County Clerk. n26,d3,10,17 Nov. 25, 1897.

SUMMER DRINKS. JUST LANDED, a Largo Consignment of LIME JUICE from Melbourne. Cool, refreshing and medicinal. SARSAPARILLA, Refreshing and Blood Purifying. Also— Largo Assortment of Aerated Waters. Delivered to all parts of the district. Orders punctually attended to. F. HOLDER, Cordial Factory . . • Pahiatiw. "THE MANGATAINOKA 1 COACH FACTORY t SHOEING FORGE. Rustic emts and gigs in nil styles, buggies and leaner vehicles of all kinds manufactured at the factory. First-class material and the very best workmanship. Second-hand traps repaired and repainted or taken in part payment for new. Only experienced workmen engaged. l’rices to suit the times. Everlasting steel stand for copper boilers a speciality. Hocks shod at (is per set. Agent for the latest Jnr. all-steel horse hoes and cultivators. A. r. I,ON DON, Proprietor. JyOZIE TEA The Piireat. I’AIIIATUA SALE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1897. Matthew henry will sell as above : 200 hoggets 11 yearling steers 40 2-yr steers 10 18-monlh steers 1) yearling steers 8 2-yr stoers MATTHEW HENRY, Auctioneer.