Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5349, 4 February 1916, Page 8

J. H Richardson THE PREMIER SADDLER. HAS on Hand PORTMANTEAUX, GLADSTONE and BRIEF BAGS—the latest styles. I can strongly recommend the above goods, as they are made by saddlers. English-made PURSES. LUNCH BASKETS. The largest assortment of GIG WHIPS outside Wellington, just landed ex “Remuera.” Second-hand Gig Harness for Sale. 1 H. RICHARDSON, SADDLER. Main Street PAHIATUA. JACK LING, FRUITERER AND GROCER. Main Street PAHIATUA. |~>l -KNTY of Vegetables, fresh from tnv i'»n garden NEW POTATOES. lOlbs for Is. FLOUR. 501 b Bag. 8s 3d. WAXINE SOAP. lOd large bar. REAL CHINESE SILKT white 22m. wide, 2s yard; TUSSORE SILK, 36in. wide, best obtainable, 3e yard. CIGARETTES, in Bulk. 17/9 pm- box. Amber Tips Tea (price 2s) for Is lOd, Record Tea (price Is 8d) for Is 6d, la Sugar (oblbl for 12s 6d bagWe Buy DRIED FUNGUS in any quantity, 4d per lb. Note address— Jack Ling, Main Street West .... PAHIATUA

VEAL FOR EXPORT. WE are prepared to purchase for export suitable Veal era under nine months old, and can offer highest prices on “the hooks,’’ Wellington, Hawkes’ Bay, or West Coast Freezing Works, or will ship to London on Owner’s account We are buyers of Beef (in quarters or boners). Mutton and Lamb. It will pay you to communicate with us. MELLSOP. ELLIOTT & Co., PALMERSTON NORTH. Smith & Uo., (Late Dean Bros.) PAHIATUA FELLMONGERS. Fellmongery, Mangamntn. DESIRE to notify Client* that they are prepared to pay market rates for Skins and Wool. Also best present sale rates for Calf Slkins and Cash Payments for all goods delivered at our Sheds. Buyers of WOOL, HIDES, MUTTON TALLOW, Etc.. Etc. ’Phone 18 ’PhoDe 18. EXCELSIOR BLACKSMITHY. (Next Ranforly Stables.) c. O’RFILLY. (Late E. Finch.) PROPRIETOR HAVING taken over the above business, I trust by civility and attention to merit a fair share of publio support Medicines for all Horst' Ailments will bo stocked for the convenience of customers. Wounds and Teeth attended to. Veterinary advice given. C. O’REILLY, Blacksmith