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Late Advertisements. FOR SALE— Ten Bullocks, chains, yokes, etc., complete. Apply to H. SMITH, Siding, Makotuku. NORSEWOOD FIRE RELIEF. ANY further applications for Relief are to be forwarded to Mr Wright, Danevivke, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst., or to WILLIAM BOGLE, Hon. Secretary, Napier. STAMPS. FOR the convenience of residents in Danevirke I have obtained a License to Sell Stamps, which can now be purchased at the Advocate Stationery Depot. J. H. CLAYTON. " NOTICE. ~~ IF the Chestnut Foal, which has been running on W. Petersen's section. Newling's Road, Ormondville, since last. Christmas, is not claimed and removed on or before 31st July next, it will be sold to defray expenses. . • : MATHIAS BECK. LAWN TENNIS. A MEETING of those interested in the formation of a Lawn Tennis Club will be held at Mr L. Wilson's office on THURSDAY evening at 7.30 p.m. NORSEWOOD MILLINERY AND DRAPERY STORE. A SPLENDID Assortment of New Goods just in. Sold at the chbapest going prices. Small Profits Quick Returns is the best rule. Ladies Drapery a Speciality. Latest and Most Fashionable Styles. Come and See for yourself. Dressmaking. Dressmaking. JANETTE CHRISOTPHERSEN, Norsewood. LOST.— From Norsewood, on or before Ist July last, One Bay Mare, white on forehead and nose, with a slight saddle mark, stands about 15 hands. Finder will receive a reward of £1 on delivery to A. WKIGHT, Junction Hotel, Norsewood. AUCTION SALE, IN MR G. WRATT'S NEW STOREFC. W. BIERRE Will sell at • Public Auction, at Danevirke ON SATURDAY, 14th JULY. Drapery, Flour, Bran, Pollard, Wheat, Hams, Bacon, Soyeralgood Hacks, and lots of Sundries. ALSO,— Handsome early English Pier Glass in black and gold with shelves. Ladies Rocking Chair. Austrian bent wood Folding Chair. 1 pair French Vases. Black Satin Mantle or Table Drape, worked in fillbsel and crewel.' 4 Candelebra (piano) glasses. 2 Diamond Rings (ladies). Sofa, Spring Mattras3, Rocking Chair, Kitchen Tables, Meat Safe, Table Lamp, Electro-plated Spoons, dinner, dessert, and tea, Forks, do Water Bottles, Mustard Pots, Mantle Clock, S.B. Gun, and numerous other useful goods. 1 half-dozen Cups and Saucers, Mintoh Ware, and Japanese Patterns. 1 double-barrel Breech-loading Gun. ON ACCOUNTS A CLIENT. 3 Hay Forks, Portable Forge, Steelyards, Circular Saw, Fence for Saw Bench, Chaff Cutter with gear complete, Pig Potatoes, Turnips, 15- gals. Kaw and Boiled Oil, Red and White Lead, Burnt Umber, 5 gal. Oval Boiler and Bath, qnantity of Furniture and Household Sundries, Copying Press, Single Bedstead and Mattrass, Novels, Aneroid Barometer, 5 vols. Cassell's Technical Educator (Complete), 3 vols. Buckle's History of Civilisation, 3 piccolos, etc., etc. sale at" 1 p.m. termkTcash. FURTHER ENTrTeS RECEIVED. j COUNTY OF WAIPAWA. ORMONDVILLE BOAD DISTBIOT. PURSUANT to "The Road Boards Act, 1882 and 1883," and " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," I do hereby give notice that an extraordinary election of FIVE qualified persons as members to form the Ormondville Road Board will be held on SATURDAY, 28th July, 1888. And I do hereby appoint SATURDAY, 21st July, at NOON, and the Board's Office, Skinner's Hall, Ormondville, as the place for the Nomination of candidates, when and where nominations in the prescribed form may be delivered or addressed to me. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Returning officer for WaipawaCounty. Waipawa, 6th July, 1888. TO-LET— Well Finished Cottage, Centre of Township, Good Garden ; Rent Moderate. Apply at once F. W. BUTLER. rTVENDERS wanted till the 13th JL Inst for felling 200 acres Bush in the Tautano Settlement two miles from Ti Tree Point. Specifications can be {>een at Mr Robert Franklin's adjoining land, or at the office of this paper. D. MUNRO, Herbertville. FINAL NOTICE. ALL accounts due to the late Firm of Henderson, Wratt, and Co., if not settled immediately will be placed in the hands of a solicitor for recovery. HENDERSON, WRATT, <fc CO. Danevirke, July 6th, 1888. SUPPORT Local Industries which give employment to those living here. No town can become of any importance unless the people help each other when possible,