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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4829, 6 May 1914, Page 1

WANTED COLUMN. Jr*Oß SALE—High-class Dog Cart; complete with lamps and new English harness, and 15 hands mane, 4 years. Apply Coles, 198 Main Street E., Palmerston North. ITIOR SALE —Cheap, a six-year-old horse,bridle, saddle and new cover broken to double or single harness. Apply Herald office. Y\7A NTED —A good all round man V V for sheep farm; must have a thorough knowledge of sheep, horses, and fencing; milk two or three oows; kill sheep; and have two good dogs. Apply, before loth, to Warren Bros., Konini. WANTED TO LET.—A five-room-ed cottage with about 5% acres of land; about a mile from town. Apply Herald office. \\7 ANTED—A good housekeeper. T T Apply S. V. Rodney, or W. E. Collins. 4• f A to be earned with your oW 1 U Children ; Beauty Competitions. Particulars at Harvey’s Studio. A\7HV send out of the district for f T Tradesmen. when you may have your work done as well locally at less cost. If in doubt, give us a trial.—Greaves* Painter and Decorator.—'Phone 130 b. "VrEli' Books obtainable at E. P. -Ly Badger’s, stationer. Pahiatua: “Gold,"’ by Stewart E. White; “Valley of the Moon,” by Jack London; "Desired Woman,” by Will Harben; “Rocks of Valpie.” by Ethel Dell; “Lady of Leisure,” by Ethel Dell; “Treaty of Waitanga,” by Buick; “Pathway,” by Gertrude Page.

YXTEDDING CAKES! Wedding V T Cakes!! Webster’s for the best. Finest ingredients and decorations. Prospective Brides insist on Webster’s. Choice Confectionery, Small Goods and Fruit. SALE. —Argylll car, 5 seater, 12-14 li.p. Just been overhauled. Price £l7O. Terms to suit purchaser, at A. and R. Donald's. Wf ANTED KNOWN—That MatT V thews Brothers’ powerful motor lorry is now ready for conveying furniture and goods to any part of the district. ’Phone 61. . THE LITTLE FELLOWS— We are Showing WARM FLANNEL SHIRTS. WARM FLANNEL SHIRTS. WARM FLANNEL SHIRTS. All sizes for all ages. For the Men Folk, too —WARM SHIRTS, with or without collars attached, size 14 i to 171. A. S.~EVANS, Centre of Pahiatna. rpHE SHOP for the Cheapest _l_ Mercery, Clothing and Fancy Goods in Paliiatua. Quality and Quantity guaranteed. Just Landed: Men's Kaiapoi Singlets and Pants, from 4s 6d, worth double; Zealandia Shirts. Petone Rugs, Roslyn Socks, Flannels. Muffles, Tweed Goats Oilskins, Canvas Coats, Hydrotite Coats. I have £SOO worth of Fancy Goods which must be cleared, as I have a large consignment to arrive, and must make room. Call and give us a trial. We will give satisfaction. Every purchaser spending os will receive a present. V. liEVY’S, Nest Bank of New Zealand. ’Tis “ All or nothing ” WITH your eyes! Don’t hope to “grow out of” your eye troubleevery passing year makes it more and more difficult to cure. Aad don’t hope to remedy such delicate organs by casual or quack methods. ’Tis “all or nothing.” Either go to a GOOD man or stay at- home. OXLEY is the oculist for you —go to him — tell him your symptoms. He will give your trouble an exact diagnosis, treat you scientifically and provide the EXACT glasses —not the “near-enough” kind of the peddling oculist. Oxley is your beet man —his long experience is a guarantee of satisfaction and thorough work. BEORBE OXLEY. The People’s Jeweller and Optician. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF J. H. P. ALLEN. FOR SALE BY TENDER. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of the following proportv in separate lots.— 8 ACRES of Land at Makuri (Buildings insured for £2450 2 milk cows l horse Household furniture Saddler’s materials Saddler's sewing machine Schedules and conditions of tender may be seen at my office, where toil dors close on SATURDAY, the 9th inst. J. D. WILSON, Deputy Official Assignee