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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4830, 7 May 1914, Page 1

WANTED COLUMN. C ILIPPING! Clipping!! Clipping!! J The season has commenced. Don't delay ! Give your horse comlortbv being dry at night, and have him clipped by experts at Cashin's Club Stables, Pahiatua. JIOR SALE —High-class Dog Cart; complete with lamps and new English harness, and 15 hands mare, 4 years. Apply Coles, 198 Main Street E., Palmerston North. WANTED —A good all round man for sheep farm; must have a thorough knowledge of sheep, horses, and fencing; milk two or three cows; kill sheep; and have two good dogs. Apply, before loth, to Warren Bros., Konini. \AT ANTED TO LET. —A five-room-T T ed cottage with about 5J acres of land; about a mile from town. Apply Herald office. w Collins T ANTED—A good housekeeper. Apply S. V. Rodney, or W. E. GET Baby's Photo taken at Harvey’s for Beautv Competition. VI7HY send out of the district for ' ' 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. FOR 1 RIY ATE SALE at the Mart, 1 ears, 3s and 4s a case; apples, 2s 6d to 4s; tomatoes, 4s; quinca6. 2s 6d; potatoes, 6s a bag. WEDDING CAKES! Wedding Cakes!! Webster’s for the beet. Finest ingredients and decorations. Prospective Brides insist on Webster’s. Choice Confectionery, Small Goods and Fruit. WANTED KNOWN—That if you want good cards, best books for boys, toys and leather goods, yon can’t beat Moore’s Book Arcade for presents of all kinds. Larger selection than ever. WANTED KNOWN—That Matv T thews Brothers’ powerful motor lorry is now ready for conveying furniture and goods to any part of the district. ’Phone 61. JjlOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS— We are Showing WARM FLANNEL SHIRTS. WARM FLANNEL SHLRTS. WARM FLANNEL SHIRTS. All sizes for all ages. For the Men Folk, too— WARM SHIRTS, with or without collare attached, size 14J to 17J. A. S. EVANS, Centre of Pahiatua. T* 1 _L Mercery, Clothing and FancyGoods in Pahiatua. Quality and Quantity guaranteed. Just Handed; Men's Kaiapoi Singlets and Pants, from Is 6d, worth double; Zealandia Shirts, Petone Rugs, Roslyn Socks, Flannels, Muffles, Tweed Coats Oilskins. Canvas Coats, Hydro ti to Coats. 1 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. LEVY'S. Next Bank of New Zealand. ’Ti* “Jill or nothing” \\7 ITH your eyes! Don’t hope to V T “grow out of’’ your eye trouble every passing year makes it more more difficult to cure. And don’t hope to remedy such delicate organs by oas uni 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 tho EXACTT glasses — not the “near-enough” kind of the peddling oculist. Oxley is your best man —his long experience is a guarantee of satisfaction and thorough work. GEORGE OXLEY. The People’s Jeweller and Optaoian. IN bankruptcy. IN THE ESTATE OF J. H P. ALLEN. FOR SALE BY' TENDER. rjIENDERS are invited for tfc -I. purchase of tho following pix perty in separate lots.— 8 ACRES of Land at MaJnn (Buildings insured for £245.' 2 milk cows 1 horse Household furniture Saddler’s materials Saddler's sewing machine -schedules and conditions of temdc may be seen at mv office, where ter in's? COK ° 011 SATURDAY, the Pt J. D. WILSON, Deputy Official Assignee T? ÜBBEB to or^