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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5352, 8 February 1916, Page 1

WANTED COLUMN.

r LEl.—House in Sedoole street -1 near Post Office. Apply S C’ Bisdee.

T OST.— Between Mangahao and * Pahiatua, cheque payable to R. ”acts for £t 7s 8d; payment atop-

FOUND- Gold brooch in Palmerston North rend. Owner have same by paying costs. Apply Herald office

WAN IED KNOWN.—Tricycle Competition closer next Satur. diuy, 12th :nst; no coupons issued after that date.—L. W. Longxnoro, Pharmacist.

IRST-GKADjE Nelson Fruit—.l. Cooking Apples 6/6; cLeasert., 8/. 401 b case. William Pears, Tomatoes, Peaches, 4/6 per 221 b case. Freight paid; cash with order.—H. G. KING-SLAND, “Appleby,” Nelson.

(1 HO ICE Hot-house Grapes and 1 Fruit in Season at Webster's Tea Rooms. Afternoon tea and soft drinks at all hours. ’Phone 86.

FURTHER bargains have been turned out at the Wanganui Assigned. Stock Sale at Sandford and Burrougb’a. Premises being enlarged stock must be sold.

Headache tablets, Powd«r» or Wafers, at King's, 1/6 box.

FOR SALE —Freshly picked Plums, Damsons an dAppkss. in large or small quantities cheap for cash. Apply J. McHaJiek. Main Road South, Phone 144 w\

C CHILDREN'S Photographer, ELarH- vey, near P.O. Babies Por-lifo-iike.—Harvey for good

traits, pictures

1%/i OTORISTS.—We have for sale. itJ. cheap. Ford cars, taken as part payment for Studebakers. Inquire quickly at A. and R. Donald's, Pahiatua.

\\r ANTED KNOWN—Bay your ▼ t Tyres now for the holidays.— Dunlop, Michelin, and United States; all sizes stocked at Bastin and Avery’s Garage.

MUSIC! MUSIC!! New Songs. Dance Albums, Waltz and Pianoforte Pieces now to hand. John, stone, Smallwood and Hamy Tntors always in stock at Wellington prices. —E. P. Badger, Stationer, Pahiatua.

J UST ARRIVED. —One ton No. LA Sugar, Peaches, Nectarines, Pears, Apples, Plums, Greengages; also a new line of W. and G. Cups and Saucers, for sale privately at «*ia Mart.

Wanted Known, INTENDING Patrons to the Show on FRIDAY can depend on getting a nice Cup of Tea and Light Luncheon at the nominal charge of Is. I will also have a Soft Drink and Fruit Stall on the Ground. —J. S. McNicol, Vimala Tea Emporium. Some Spectacles are Cheap at Any Price, BUYING bargain spectacles or eye-glasses is generally a very dangerous proposition. First-class optical goods and Urate-lass work in adjusting glasses cannot be purchased at bargain rates. Don’t risk your sight by subjecting its oare to cheap glasses or unskilled advice. There’s just one safe course to pursue under all circumstances. Get toe advioe of Geo. Oxley, the Optician of long experience. with a reputation for both skill and ability. GEO. OXLEY, OPTICIAN, PAHIATUA. Special Bank Holiday. PAH lATU A-AKITIO A. £ P. SHOW I PURSUANT to the terms of the Banking Act, 1908, FRIDAY, the 11th day of February t 1916. is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the offices of the undermontioned Banks at Pehi&tua and Ponguroa. The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. (Signed > R. A. HOLMES. Inspector Bank of New South Wales. (Signed) B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspector. Bank of New Zealand. (Signed) W. CALLENDER, General Manager Preliminary Notice. rpHE ANNIJAL GARDEN FETE. X at St. Peter’s Vicarage, will be held on WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1 1916 WEDNESDAY, MARCH l' 1916. When even more than the usual attractions will be offered. Fuller particulars later. Please keep this date free. WEDNESDAY, MARCH Ist ELOCUTION. w prepared to reoerve •1* *- Pupils for term commencing February Ist. A Dramatic Class will also be formed for production of one or two plays to be produced for patriotic purposes in May.