The new arrangement of time-table from the Taumaumui end of the Wanganui River, permitting on certain days of a stop over-night at the House-iboat, will be greatly appreciated, The House-boat is moored amidst the most beautiful soeneiy itn the world, at the confluence of the Ohura and Wanganui Rivens, some forty miles below Taumarunui and sixty miles above Pipiniki. Well furnished dining-room, social hall, smoking room, sixty berths, electric light. Write A. Hatrick and Co., Ltd.; Cook’s and Government Tourist Bureaux.
Unlike other baking powders, SHARLAND’S Pure and Sure Ootmpound costs no more than before the War. Save money by using SHARLAND’S. SHARLAND’S absolutely is THE Baking Powder. Purest, strongest, and CHEAPEST. SHARLAND’S is bound to rise. Get it irons your grocer.
H. PEARCEY The People’s Carrier. (Established 1889.) HAVING purchased an up-to-date Lorry, I am prepared to undertake various works in Pahiatua. FURNITURE REMOVED with Every Care. PARCELS and LUGGAGE to and from Pahiatua Railway Station attended to promptly. STATE COAL IN ANY QUANTITY FOR SALE. TAUPIRI COAL IN STOCK. H PEARCEY. ’Phone No. 117 Pahiatua.
E. M. Richardson, SANITARY PLUMBER, (Late C. E. Clifton) C't ERTIFICATE in Principle* of j Plumbing of the City tnd Guilds of London. Work in all branches of the Trade carried out with thoroughness. FOR REPAIR' WORK OF 'ALL KINDS RING ’PHONE 96. HOT WATER a Specialty. For repairs in this branch of the Trade, or for advice if considering a new service. you cannot do better than ring ’Phone 95ADVICE & ESTIMATES GRATIS. Hean’s Essence For making good cough mix* ture at home, was needed by the people. It is used by thousands, and appreciated wherever used. Be sure you get Hman'a, original and genuine. t
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1 I Tal:e Nature's greatest remedy. LANE’S EMULSION
and ward oft humanity's greatest scourgeConsumption. 2;b and 46.
WPEARCEY, Blind for 28 • years), desires to inform the Sublic of Pahiatua and surrounding istricta that he is prepared to make and repair all Kinds of Wickerwork Chairs, Baskets, etc; and also make Haltars, Girths, Netting, Matting, etc., and Repair Mattresses. All orders will be promptly attended to Prices Moderate. Address: KING STREET, Pahiatua.
Defend You-~f>lf from Summer Colds By taking. . . TONKING’S UNSEED EMULSION It Fortifies the Lungs!
GERMS FLOATING IN THE AIR. We all take risks ; many of us more than we need to. Germs float about on every breath of air. Not a dozen, but millions of them. If these germs find a sore spot, a pimple for instance, or in fact any sort of break in the skin, they are happy. Their mission iu life is fulfilled. They prosper exceedingly. Prosperity to them is blood poisoning to us Let us take precautions. All of us have heard of Mark Twain’s spider which trod on a red-hot shovel. It first exhibited a mild surprise and then shrivelled up. The same with a germ when it comes near Rexona. Only it doesn't show any surprise. It hasn’t time. Just keep a little Rexona on any break in the skin and you will be able to defy all the germs in creation. It is through mch breaks that nearly all diseases find their way into the blood circulation. Rexona is a reliable remedy for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Eczema, Pimples, Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Piles, and all irritations and eruptions of the Skin. Sold hy all chemists and stores in triangular pots at 1/6 and 3/Sample tin forwarded ftee upon application to I.nxo-1 tilde Pill Co., 15 C'CimiKliSticct, Sydney,N.S.W „ IT. , si “Get it at Lons more 'a Phanuayj.”
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5353, 9 February 1916, Page 3
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