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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5348, 3 February 1916, Page 1

WANTED COLUMN.

tIOR SALE—Freshly picked Plums, -I. Damsons an dApples, in large or small quantities cheap for cash. App|y J. McHalick, Mam Road South Phone 144 w. 1? LOWERING BULBS, ready to plant now, from 6d per dozen free. Price list free from B. H’ JUST, Palmerston North.

W A * TE »-— A nurse-girl, 9 a.m. * * i daily; sleep home. Apply Mrs Hosking, Rutland Hotel.

I OST. —In Main street, on Sunday J afternoon, a gold brooch. Finder rewarded on returning; to Herald office. .

Headache tablets, Powders or Wafers, at King’s. 1/6 box.

HALi \ Ei. —P-ahiatua, ent Photographer, the People.—Near P.O. Pre-emin. Pictures for

I UST ARE I FED —One ton No. IA _ Sugar, Peaches. Nectarines Pears, Apples, Plums, Greengagesalso a new line of W. and G. ( ups and Saucers, for sale privately at 4a Mart.

RED ROSE for Hath-Ib fj large bottle 1/6, at King’s.

\\ TASTED KNOWN.—Flounder .* Supper to-night. Flounders arriving daily. Ring up Phone 154, or leave orders at Shop. Delivered to an* part of the town.—J. S. McNiool, Pahiat'ia Fish Saloon.

“EMJTJND. — Peaches, Nectarines, -I. Greengages. Plums, Apples, Raspberries. Prices right; quality guaranteed; order early.—J. S. Momcol. Pakiatua Tee Emporium. Phone 154.

MUSIC! MUSIC!! New Songs. Danoe Albums, Waltz and Pianoforte Pieces now to band. Johnstone, Smallwood and Hemv Tutors always in stock at Wellington prices. —E. P. Badger, Stationer, Pahiatua.

Using The Periscope. THE “Evening Post” gives an interesting account of the training the in camp get in the use of the Periscope. Comrades representing the enemy, are sent out apd told to conceal themselves. They are then instructed to advance on the defended trenches. They come slowly on. t-ulring advantage of whatever cover is available, and it is the duty of the man with the periscope, himself below the parapet of the trench, to discover the “enemy” at the earliest possible moment. Men erf the 9th have shown themselves to be remarkably quick at this class of work. This points to the value of keen eyesight. If your eyesight is not as keen as it might be better go along to Oxley and let him examine vour eves. GEO. OXLEY, OPTICIAN, PAHIATOA.

Shorthand-Ty piste.

Messrs abraham & wllLIAMS. Ltd., Auctioneers. Pa. hiatus. require the servioes of a competent typiste. who has thorough knowledge of shorthand. Applications, which will be treated confidentially, must be in writing, stating salarv required. Plano and Theory Tuition. MISS McKENNY, A.O.T.L . ra sumes lessons in the above on TUESDAY. February Ist, 1916. Address: Regent Street. Pahiatua ELOCUTION. VT-RS FEXN is prepared to receive IvJL Pupils for term ommaiuiing February Ist. A Dramatic. Class will also be formed for production of one or two plays to be produced for patriotic purposes in May. PAHIATUA SHOW. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 1916. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1916. RAM FAIR. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1916 SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1916 The Horticultural & Industrial Show —Will be held on— TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MARCH 7th and Bth, 1916. Prize Schedules FREE on application to J. A. WALSH. Secretary THE NAME .EAST'S IS NOW RECOGNISED to mea „ 4 the BEST iu the PASTRYOOOI TRADE. Appetising Cakes and Pastry. Well-served Afternoon T«w. Expert Catering for Wedding Par ties and all or.taide functions at EAST’S CENTRAL TEA ROOM! CATERERS * CONFECTIONERS Main Street Pahi&tua.