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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3133, 9 March 1909, Page 6

Send the documents of your importations to MESSES J. J. CURTIS & CO., LTD., Customhouse Shipping and Forwarding Agents, Customhouse Quay, Wellington who will quickly clear, pius and forward the goods to you. Moderate charges.

Pahiatua Advertisements. (Tuesday's Stock Sales see Page 8). (Saturday's Mart Sales see Page 8). DAINTY SHOES FOR SUMMER WEAR, Ladies' Glace Twin-bar Shoes, patent caps, Cuban heels, 10/6 Ladies' Glace Cross-bar Shoes, self caps, smart heels, Ladies' Tan Cross-bar and Triple Bar Shoes, straight caps, good value 10/6 Ladies' Tan Glace Gibson Tie Shoes, straighb caps, Cuban heels, broad and medium toes, 15/6. Mail Orders Carefully Selected. J. K CAEPEK'TEE, BOOTMAKER AND IMPOETEE, Main-street, Pahiatua. O. A. BLUETT, (UILDEE AND CONTKACTOE, > Seasoned Timber on hand. Pahiatua. 'HAT'S the Difference between VV ENTWISTLE'S Prices and Sale Prices ? It's not a puzzle ! Call and see for vourself. W. ENTWISTLE, PAHIATUA. CABINET-MAICEE & UPHOLSTEEEE Shop Fittings a Speciality. "ANTED KNOWN—That Messrs YV Gird wood and Taylor, Pahiatua, of the Commercial and also the Eanfurly Stables, have gigs and buggies on hire at any time. Four landaus meet express train, two meet all other trains. Telegrams— Girdwood, Pahiatua; telephones 25 and 27. For the Ladies. I* A DIES will find all kinds of Fashion J Books, together with Silks, Cottons and all Fancy Work requirements, at H. A. Thomson's, CENTEAL BOOK AECADE, i PAHIATUA. Copies of the Age may be obtained at 9 o'clock every moraine. PAHIATUA LICENSING COMMITTEE ELECTION, TO THE ELECTORS OF PAHIATUA : npilE following well known candidates: /I men of integrity and honour, entirely independent, and who are pledged to see that the Licensing Law will be administered fairly anil without fear or favour, are seeking your suffrages on . Tuesday next, i)th March. j Samuel Bolton—- ■ A gentleman who has lived in your , midst for the last 20 years and who has given his time and attention and i money to the advancement of the Paj hiatua district. He is Vice-Presi-dent of the Woodville Pastoral and • Agricultural Association, President j of the Woodville Jockey Club, memI ber of the. Pahiatua County Council, ! besides holding many other officos. ; Jamas SVtcCardle—- | A well-known and prosperous settler ; of the district.' \ Walter Worrell—j Chairman of the Pahiatua District j High School, a successful business man of many years standing, and esteemed by ?il classes of the community. J. A. Walsh A young man with plenty of energy and ability. He is Secretary to the Pahiatua Central Branch of the New Zealand Farmers' Union, and the popular secretary of the Mangatainoka Athletic SocLty. ' NYONE on the look-out for Dairy L or Sheep Farms will do well to look up HARE & EVANS, and read their advertisement in this issue (page 8). Professor Bert Hepburn, PAHIATUA, CHAMPION Horse Tamer of the Southern Hemisphere. Horses carefully handled and thoroughly broken in to saddle and all classes of harness. Pupils taught the art of handling wild and vicious horses. Letters addressed to M. Quirke, Pahiatua, or Zillwcod Bros, will receive every attention.