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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4945, 19 September 1914, Page 1

WANTED COLUMN. WANTED —A situation, on dairy farm by young lad; used to general work. Apply Herald office. TAT"ILL the party who borrowed t T my Tube Expander kindly return at once.—D. P. Davidson, Engineer. WANTED to Sell, cheap.—A few cords dry rimu firewood. Apply Herald office. ARE you an Englishman. German, Frenchman, or Russian? I can photograph you true to life.—Harvey, near P.O. INSPECT the latest model Studebaker on view at the local agents, Messrs A. and R. Donald. Arrange for a trial run. WANTED KNOWN—That Matthews Brothers’ powerful motor lorry is now ready for conveying furniture and goods to any part of the district. ’Phone 61. IF you want to save money, call at T. R. Greig’s Clearing Ssile. Bargains for all.—T. R. Greig, Main Street.

THE Allied Forces are holding their own and will come ont on top—and we are on top in choice Silver and Electro-plate Goods, Glassware, etc. (all guaranteed); suitable for wedding presents. Prices equal to Wellington. E. P. Badger, Stationer, Pahiatua. STILL the same price! Delicious Block Cake,ls per lb at Webster’s lea Rooms. A choice selection of English and Dominion Confectionery in stock. HAVE YOU! YOU! SEEN OUR I^ EW ILLINEBY? Yours truly— A. S. EVANS, Centre of Pahiatua. Eye* Right—Are They! THAT’.S a question which is of the utmost importance to you. And if your eyesight NOW is not as perfect as it should be the trouble can only increase if you do not seek early advice If your vision is not clear, if your eye 6 are too easily tired, or you find that reading causes headache, have your eyes tested by George Oxley. It will cost you nothing, and perhaps save you a deal of worry, discomfort and expense. Remember, delay is dangerous. Eyesight testing parlours at GEORGE OXLEY. THE QUALIFIED OPTICIAN, Main Street Pahiatua.

Here it is in Black & White \T LEVY is glad to announce to the public that he has purchased 75 dozen men’s summer shirts, in black and white, smart stripes and ex cellent materials before the rise in price previous to the war. Best makes only—Kaiapoi, Zealandia and Cambridge—black and white and the lat®®t in striped shirts, 4 6 and 5/-, worth t>/ll: Tennis Shirts, best quality in the Dominion, 4/6 and 5/-, worth 6AI. Only to be had at V. LEVY’S. Near Bank of Xow Zealand, Pahiatua. Singing & Voice Production. MR C. SPENCER COMPTON (Organist St. Matthews’, Masterton), will visit PAHIATUA weekly, and is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils for Pianoforte or Singing. Early application necessary. Terms and all information from Mr Compton, “Grandford House,” Master ton. T. PETER’S CHURCH. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1914. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Matins, 11 a.m. Shortened Evensong and administration of the Sacrament of Confirmation at. 7 p.m. The Right Rev. the Bishop of Wellington will bo the preacher at all services, and also at TAKE at 2.80 p.m. ST. PAUL’S PRESBYTERIAN PHURCH SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1914. 11, “That Good Part.” 7, “Resisting Christ.” 2.Bo—Ngatnri. Preacher, Rev. M. Bawden Harris. yp T H O D I S T CHURCH. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1914. Pahiatua—ll am.. Supply; 7 p.m.. Rev. R. Richards. Rallanco—ll a.m.. Rev. Richards. 7 p.m., Mr Hardwick. M«komako—2.3o p.m., Rev. Richards.