Haymaking. Harvesting M ASSEY HARRIS — MOWERS AND RAKES. REAPERS AND BINDERS. Oil and Extra Parts in Stock. BINDER TWINE. HAY FORKS. HAY RAKES. And all FARMING REQTJIBITIEB. at ANDREW LARSEN, IRONMONGER, Main Street Pahiatu*. ’Phone 115
BUY HOTHING WITHOUT FIRST OBTAINING OUR GASH PRICE. RIMMER’S THE PEOPLE’S GASH STORE. THE CHEAPEST STORE IN PALMERSTON NORTH. Box 129, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH Sell through the Mail FOR CASH ONLY. Do it To-day.
SITES WORTH SEEING. NEW BANK OF NEW 7 ZEALAND (Oast £15,000.) ALL SAINTS* CHURCH; The Square, Palmerston North. COOK’S CHIMNEY. 73ft. High. Built throughout in Ferro-Concrete. RANGIOTU BRIDGE. 72ft Span. ALL BUILT EXCLUSIVELY WITH GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. Instruction how to mix and use Concrete Posted Free. All Quotes FREIGHT PAID. ARTHUR HOPWOOD HARDWARE Co. Ltd.. Palmerston North
Taka that Cold in Time! BEFORE it develops into some form of serious illness. It is easy to let it drag on, but if yon are wise you will get a bottle of Longmore’s INFLUENZA REMEDY, 2/6 PER BOTTLE. Which will prove wonderfully effective in checking and speedily vanishing your Cold. Children and grown-ups will find it a pleasant remedy to take—it is reliant and infallible. TRY A BOTTLE AND PROVE ITS WORTH. L. W. LONGMORE, Prescription Chemist, Pahlatua
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5352, 8 February 1916, Page 4
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