AVOID ALL RISKS. DID it ever strike you that drinking inferior teas injuro your health? 'lake no chances where serious risks must be run. You can have good pure tea now and always if you will insist upon being supplied with s URATURA T EA Particular people prefer it because it is good. It pleases the palate, soothes and refreshes. Suratura is a choice hill-grown Ceylon Tea, noted tor its purity, strength, and tx agranc-e, and is guaranteed not blended with Indian, China, or any cheap or inferior teas. SOLD BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. Suratura A quality, Is 6d Suratura B quality, Is 9d Suratura D quality, 2s Suratura X quality, 2s 4d THE “ TROCADE.RO ” TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS. |7l IRST-CLASS Accommodation for JD Travellers and Families. CONFECTIONERY SHOP. A full stock of new Sweets just opened. E. C. COX- Proprietor. THE MAKURI HOTEL A FAVOURITE RESORT FOR TOURISTS. THE above up-to-date Hostelry is surrounded with magnificent scenery, close to the Makurx Gorge, and the river that flows through the Gorge, where fish in abundance are to be caught. EVERY CONVENIENCE. Best brands of Wines and Spirits on hand. P. CRERAR, Proprietor.
PAHIATUA HAIRDRESSING SALOON. j’ BEG to announce to all my numerous patrons that 1 am prepared to comply with their requirements, either for ladies or gentlemen, at City prices. Hoping to meet with the support that I have met with in the past. M. QUIRKE, Opposite Commercial Hotel.
POST OFFICE BAKERY. .1. \V. CARTER BAKER and CONFECTIONER, Proprietor. s<MALf, goods always on hand. + * Picnic Parties supplied at reasonable rates. Wedding cakes a speciality. Bcriria , ’ue bread tor indigestion. •Ml Olliers promptly attended to n part of the town or country. THE PAHIATUA BAKERY. I DONALDSON, Proprietor, THRESH Bread delivered daily in town and country district*. Wed*.ng and Birthday Cakes made to orer Small Goods always on hand. I RICES: Cash 7d ; Hooked, «d. M A IN-STREET. PA HIA'TUA. li M EM OR I AM K.MORIAM ( IARDS. \RDS. nnc i 1., linn ol I lii*.,i* have just ai l ivi d, wl.n li »«• shall he pleased to show you ALEX. BA ’LLIK AND (JO., “Herald” oUice
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XII, Issue 2371, 30 May 1906, Page 2
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