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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 4700, 29 November 1913, Page 7

W ILLIAMS & Head Office, K ETTLE, LfD., >i a pier. PASTORALISTS, WARMERS’ AGENTS & GENERAL MERCHANTS. * A DVANCES made on STOCK, en- /\ suing clips of WOOL, ETC., at lowest current rates of interest. Shiplesnti of Wool, etc., made to London either through Napier or Wellington. FOR SALE. Axes, Bush Hooks, Slashers, Saws, Tents and Flies, Horse and Cow Covers, Tarpaulins, Fencing Clamps for Battens, Wire Netting, Wire (plain, galvanised and barbed), Staples, Wire Strainers, Holm’s Spreaders, Nelson’s and other Manures, Oil Cake, Cowslip Calf Milk, Chicken Food, Pig Meal, fta.lv Ova and Water-glass for Pret •'rving Eggs, Nelson’s Tinned Meats, I'ntnley Tinned Fruits, Frimley Wines, Te Mata Wines, Cooper’s Sheep Dip, and all other Station Requisites. S.A.P. Rabbit Poison, very largely and successfully used throughout Australia „ . REID AND GRAY’S Ploughs, Drills, Narrows, Cultivators, Eto. D BERING Reapers and Binders, Mowers, Hay Rakes, Knife Grinders, ate., Planet Junr. Combined Drills, Horse Hoes, etc., Bone Cutters, and Crushers, and Clover Cutters for Poultry, Marshall’s Portable and Traction Engines and Threshing Machinery, Cooper and Nephew’s Sheep-shearing Mac! linery. Moffat Virtue Sheep■hearing Machinery, Alpha Laval **¥urnips! Rape, Kale, Mangolds and Clovers of all descriptions, Imported and Colonial Ryegrass and Cocksfoot, •to., Seed Oats, Wheat, Barley, Ryeeom, Linseed, Potatoes (all varieties), •tc. Sutton’s and Yates’s Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Samples and Quotations posted on **?X)OPER’S Sheep-dipping Powder, in cases to make 1000 gallons, or packages to make 100 gallons. WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD. will hold auction sales of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides and Tallow, at Napier, every third week. ~ , Consignments should be made to Williams and Kettle, Limited, Port Ahuriri Railway Station.

Mahn.'d Hotel.. MR F. E. LYS (formerly of the Ruahine Club, Dannevirke). desires to inform tourists, the travelling Public, and numerous friends .that he has taken over the Makuri Hotel The Hotel has been renovated throughout, and the proprietor is in a posiV.ju to cater in first-class sty'® for Tourists and the Travelling Public. Travellers may rely on receiving •very Attention and Civility. Stables attached to Hotel, where horses are attended to by an experienced Groom. Ma.il Coach runs to and from Pahiatna daily. Drovers’ requirements attended to. BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS STOCKED. SPEIGHT’S BEER ON TAP. F. E. LYS .. .. Proprietor. “Quart of Good Ale is a Dish for a King.”—-Shakespeare (Winter’s Tale. gear: Delicious Beer BEAUTIFULLY BRIGHT SEDUCTIVELY SPARKLING PERFECTLY PURE. . . , Staples’ XXXX Seer IB THE BEST BEER BREWED, and may be obtained at almost all Hotels in the District. CALL FOR STAPLES’ BEST 1 DRINK ONLY STAPLES’ BEST AND TOUCH NO OTHER BEER 111 J. Staples & Cro , (LIMITED). MOLEBWORTH AND MURPHY STREETS. WELLINGTON. RUTLAND HOTEL, 3 , PAHIATUA. ONE of the most comfortable Hotels in the North Island. Superior Accommodation for Traveller*. EXCELLENT TABLE. BEST BRANDS OF WINE AND SPIRITS STOCKED. Comfort and CSvility. JOHN BPILLANE, Proprietor. Club Hotel. PAHIATUA. H. Shotkndor, (Lata of the Imperial Hotel, New Plymonth, Inglewood Hotel, and Railway Hotel, Taranaki.) Has taken, over the CLUB HOTEL. PAHIATUA, WHERE you will find every Comfort, oombinod with Civility and Attention. None but the Best Brands of Wine*, Beers, and Spirits kept. A share of your Patronage SoJicrtod. H. SHOTLAN DER, Proprietor Lelephone No. 81.