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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XII, Issue 1885, 4 November 1904, Page 6

WE HAVE TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE MAKING A NEW DEPARTURE IN GENT'S READYMADE CLOTHING. The difficulty in obtaining a really (?ood fit for any height or size has been overcome without you having to pay the heavy prices you are generally charged when the nsnal “ ready made " will not fit. We can fit any size or peculiarity of figure with a sait finished with hair-oloth stiffening in snoh a way that it can be guaranteed to keep fit and shape. The usual make nearly always tails in this respect and present a very “ baggy ” appearance after short time in wear. We have now a range of suits oa hand from 39s fid to 59 s fid, mads up from the newest tweeds, including siik mixtures ; we can also a further inducement in that we can show t°u some 200 patterns from which you can pick, and have made to your order a suit that will please you at the same price as an ordinary ready-made suit. Call and see the range we can show you ; no one pressed to buy.

C. SANDFORD & CO WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MRS MONCRIFFF’S REPLACE ADVERTISEMENT TO APPEAR IN A FEW DAYS.

GENUINE CHROME LEATHER FOOTWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. CIOMFOI P, Durability aDd Style are tne three principal points n HANNAB’S J “G ” Brand Footwear, built up by thirty years’ colonial experience. These BuOTS and SHOES are honest throughout and better value than other makes. Men’s Chrome Golosh Bah 12/6,14/6,16/6 Men’s Chrome Dailed and plain shooters. 14/6 and 16/6 Men’3 Chrome Cookhams, broad sole 16/6 Men’s Chrome Close Faced Bals, heel and toe plates 14/6 Youths' Chrome nailed shooters 10/6. 11/6 Youths' Chrome Close Faced BaK heel and toe plates 11/6, 12/6 Women's Chrome button boots, patent cap 12/6 Women’s Chrome lace boots, plain and patent toe caps 11/Women’s Chrome dairy boots 10/6 Women’s Chrome lace shoes, plain and patent toe eap» 9/6 Women’s Chrome button shoes 10/0 Girls’ Chrome button »nd lace boots 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9/8 SEE OUR WINDOW FOR STYLE AND VARIETY. PRICES RIGHT. QUALITY RIGHT. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Aluminium Hobs for cricket and golf. Repai a speciality at R. HANNAH & CO’S LTD. Main-street, Pahiatua.

SCENE AT DINNER. “fjl LDEST SON : “ Bav, mother, pJ biz must be looking up. Cream tur pudding.” Later on. Father : “ What’s this I he i'-'? We can't afford to boy cream.” Mother :“Oh I it’s alright, We’re get'ing milk from James’. I set it up for a little while aod it throws up lovely ere »rn.” ALEXANDRA DAIRY. A. BAXTER, PROPRIETOR. MP, A. BAXTER desires to inform people that he has taken over Mr Da-ley's dairy and milk round. All ord. rs left at Mrs Milne’s will he promptly attended to. iKPARATOR CREAM A SPECIALITY,. ’ ’ e price of inilk from tho lot Xay n< x will be 4d per <juart. A Li’liE DT< >N • WEBEU AND K ITXJNAJI s’CTION ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. W. T. C . son, Proprietor P ■ Idocking for stock will be opsn to tho : üblic on and after February Ist WILLOW BANK BOARDINGHOUSE, I DESIRE to inform tho residents o Puhiatua and surrounding districts that I have taken over the above wellknown boarding house from Mr W. I.uri m, andto state that nothing shall bo wanting on my part to maintain its excellent reputation. Board and lodging 18s per week. Civility and attention to all patrons. First-class table. O. BURNETT, Proprietor.