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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 5, Issue 409, 4 July 1890, Page 4

£25 Reward. '“I'HE above lie ward will be given to 1 any person giving information leading to the conviction of any person or persons STEALING Cattle or Sheep from any property situated in the Pahiatua County belonging to the undersigned. It. H. UHopKtt J. Huuhk.h •i D. WiuJi W< W. ICoCaaaui P. STEWART P. SIHPSOM G. A. Kuarman K. Moksha* D. PCCKLK W. SoCSKSH F. O. Burgess. THE PAHIATUA LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. J. VILE, Proprietor. 171 VERY attention paid to Horses ■_J and Vehicles left at these wellappointed Stables. Buggy and Saddle Horses on Hire. Good Paddocking Accommodation. fcSf*Kote the Address—Between the Pahiatua Hotel and Mr Crimp's Boarding-house. Carrying Notice. The undersigned is prepared to do carrying between Eketalmna and Pahiatua at the lowest possible rates. All Goods consigned to his care for Pahiatua or Woodville will receive prompt attention. JOB VILE.

FELLMONGERY. IBEG to inform the settlees in the Pahiatua District that I am a CASH Purchaser of Skins, Fleecewool, Breechings, Dead Wool, Pieces, Locks, Hides, &c., in any quantity. I am now prepared to make arrangements for scouring the coming season clips, at the lowest current rates, at the Manga-atua Fellmongery. G. L. RABONE, MANGA-ATUA FELLMONGERY, WOODVILLE.

Masterton Permanent Building A Investment Society. MR JOB VILE HAS been appointed Agent in Pahiatua for tlie above Society. Persons wishing to take advantage of the liberal terms offered by the Society would do well to interview Mr Vile. No commission charged. GEORGE OLLIVER, Bkickuaker and Carter, PAHIATUA. ALL ORDERS left at Mr Crimp s will receive prompt attention. Terms strictly Cash. A. BLAIR, TAILOR, T3EGS to announce that he has i j started business as above in Pahiatua. Premises—Adjoining Bunk of New Zealand. A. B. hopes, by careful attention, to give every satisfaction. A trial solicited. J. MEECH (Late of Stokes & Co.), AVING taken part of the XI Shop near the Star Office (opposite Post Office), will open with a General Assortment of Furniture and Household Requirements. J. M. will buy and sell Furniture and General Goods, giving the highest price. All kinds of Furniture repaired, re-stuffed, and repainted. Funerals Furnished in Town and Country. J. MEECH, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, PAHIATUA.

FRISCO MAIL SERVICE FOR 1890. DIRECT SERVICE. Letters should be posted in Pshistns a day or two before toe data given for the mail leaving N.Z.