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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4396, 27 November 1912, Page 1

WANTED COLUMN. VX7'ANTED, a, nice quiet, staunch v T pony, or light gig horse suitable for lady to drive. Apply Mr W. Payne, Hamua. A COOK and Housemaid required, -c V. Apply at onoe. Mrs Holton. "VA T ANTED to Sell, a real good T y Jersey Bull oali, just calved. Apply Herald Office. VVI ANTED, a man or youth to help y V with milking machine; must be able to strip well. Apply Herald Office. LOST, brown-brindle collie dog; answers to the name of “Rock." Reward at Commercial Stables. IT’S simply exhilarating I Riding a Raleigh Cycle. Get full particulars of this popular machine from Messrs A. and R. Donald. POST your Christmas Cards and Christmas Numbers of Weekly Papers before 15th November, so as to arrive Home in time for Christmas. Just arrived, a splendid assortment of New Zealand Christmas Cards, suitable for sending Home. 1913 Diaries now on hand. Also 6 Beautiful Pictures for Is. Come and inspect at Badger’s Central Book Arcade. WANTED KNOWN—Have yon heard the latest? 12 Christina* Cards and 12 Envelopes in a nice box, the lot for Is, worth Is 9d: 6 Cards for Is, worth Is 6d; Is Cards for bd; 2s Cards for Is 3d. 20 Groups to choose from.—V. LEVY, Christmas Cards Importer, next Pringle’s, Pahiatua. Arthur cleghorn, the local Seedsman, is giving a Special Prize of £1 for the most points gained in the Vegetables Class at the forthcoming Pahiatua A. and P. Flower Show. He is also donating 10s for the most points in the Cut Flowers Section. This offer only applies to vegetables and flowers grown from his seed. PIG-TROUGHS of all sizes; also Field Gates at Dominion Timber Yards. —Grut and Son, Proprietors. WANTED KNOWN.—That the following New Books have just arrived at Moore’s Book Aroade: “The Chalice of Courage,” by C. T. Brady; “Japonette,” R. W.' Chambers ; “Just and Unjust,” “The Street Called Straight,” “Noami of the Island,” “The House of Seven Gabblers,” “The Brand Box,” “Glory of the Conjured,” “An Old Maid’s Vengeance,” and several others at 8 6, postage 6d extra. VVT ANTED KNOWN—Good quaJy y ity butter paper, in any quantity, at 8d per lb at the Herald Office. Printed ready for lib pat*, Is per lb.

HANDKERCHIEFS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. r M A. S. EVANS The Centre of Pahiatua AIT ANTED KNOWN—That our T ? Slaughter Sale is in full swing, and the rush lor Bargains is unprecedented. We arc making Still Further Reductions in Framed Pictures, Photo Frame®, Ten Sets, China Ware. Every 1/- Ornament is now reduced to '.hi. Our new goods are arriving, and we must have room. Remember, wo are giving a genuine discount of not less than 3s in the £ Bn every article. Think what t-liis means if you are spending five or six pounds. You can’t afford to miss this chance. Freight paid on all country orders. WRITE TO-DAY. GEORGE OXLEY, PAHIATUA. CALF MEAL ! Palmer's Globe Brand. A PURE FOOD used bv all the leading dairymen and breeders. Reail the following testimonial: A. J. Palmer and 00. I am pleased to say your calf meal in giving good results; indeed, the calves are very fond of it and are doing extra well on it. S. It. LANCASTER. Try Palmer's Chick Food, Grit and Poultry Masth. Manufactured at the Factory, 12 Queen street, PALMERSTON NORTH. ’Phone 306.