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Pahiatua Herald, Volume IX, Issue 1324, 28 November 1902, Page 3

WE CAN WITH A EE CONFIDENCE ASSURE oar customers and the public generally that we can now put before , them the largest variety and the best assorted stock we have had since opening our branch io Pabiatua. Having two businesses to supply, it puts us in a position to keep a larger variety than could otherwise be done. In Muslins and Prints alone we can show you some 250 patterns. Our stock of Dress Goo is s the best value we hare ever shown. Our new Workroom, under Miss Mbrrib, is now in full swing and custom rs cannot get their orders in hand too early this season. The Showroom, under Miss Vilk's charge, contains the latest in all Lace Goods, Collarettes, Fichus, etc., and the newest shapes in hats, trimmed a.id untrimmed. The recent additions to our premises makes this room nearly double its former size , in consequence a heavier stock is shown. As the town advances competition increases and we do not shut her eyes to the fact. Oui prices, which will appear in this column from time to time during the season, will keep pace with the times. Country customers can still re ly upon their orders being promptly and oan • fully fulfilled. C. SANDEORD & CO., PAHIATUA. THE .... PERFECTION WICKLESS . BLUE FLAME OIL STOVE. . ASSAM TEA, Is 3d per lb. Heat value ever placed iu Fahiatua. The latest invention. Haves time, luel and temper. Invaluable for Summer time .The most economical Oil Stove in the market. Costing under one penny per hour for cooking purpose.. These wonderful Stove, can b. seen at HERBERT BROS’. BROKEN OBANGE PEKOE, 1. 6d per lb. Inspection invited at the new firm. HERBERT BROTHERS. GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, * WOOL BALES. II- 1 WOOL BALES. II-

Telephone No 7. Telephone No. 7. W. MEDHURST, THE LEADING SADDLER, PEHUTUI, CAN supply foa with anything you require in the line Saddlery or Harness. QUALITY AND PRICE RIGH Special Value in Bugtry, Gig, Trap, Milk Cart, and Dray Harness. LEERAL TE RMS TO RELIABLE SETTLERS.

LOWES &lORNS LIMITED. AUCTIONEERS STOCK, LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. A Farmer’s Genuine Cooperative Institution. THE Company act purely as Brokers sell on Commission only, and d not deal on their own account. CLEARING SALES Held when required. VALUATIONS of all kinds undertaken. F. C. LEWIS. Managing Agent. FARMERS’ ASSOCIATION. FORTNIGHTLY SALE. TUF.SDaY, DECEMBER 9, 1902. at 1 p.rn. Lowes a iorns, Ltd,, win offer as above :

Cftltle—--20 18-months to 2 year steers 100 yearlings, mixed sizes 18 2-year steers 25 3-year steers 22 2 and 3 year steers 5 empty cows 3 spring heifers 3 2-year empty heifors 30 2 and 3 year steors 24 18-month to 2-year steers Sheep—--175 hoggets 100 ewes and lamb 200 good hoggets 175 ewes and lamb 80 good hoggets Entries received by E. B. Hare, Secretary P.F.A., Ltd., Main-street, or James Tullock, agent. AND lORNS. LIMITED, will hold the first sale of FAT STOCK about THE THIRD WEEK IN JANUARY, at the Association’s Yards. LOWES k lORNS, Ltd,, Auctioneers. SALK! SALE! FIRST SALE FOR 30 YEARS. TIIIIE whole of my uell»asaorted American, English and Colonial manufactured Boots and Shoos will bo reduced 10 per cent, for cash. Don't forget to pay mo a viait and inspect my stock. W. PABKES. PLOUGHING AND CARTING. rpnE unel»rnignn(l in prepared to lindortaku ploughing, carting, or Boy lior«e work. Apply— H UNWOOD, Kaitawa Ko*d.