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Bush Advocate, Volume I, Issue 41, 9 August 1888, Page 3

Public Notices. AUCTION SALE T~~~ AT DANEVIRKE » On SATURDAY,,the4Ith August, At 1 p.m. THE Undersigned has been favored with instructions by a Wellington Firm to sell on above date a splendid consignment of first-class Drapery, etc., consisting of — Welsh and New Zealand flannels, Crimean and Oxford shirtings, winceys and stuff dress fabrics, ladies' and girls' ulsters and jackets in newest shapes, a few ulsters of Kaiapoi manufacture, plushes, velvets, evening dress stuffs, wide flouncing laces, men's tWeed suits, coats and trousers, moleskin pants, youths' long trouser suits, colonial made boots and shoes, legS'ngs, striped rugs, etc., etc., Without eserve. Also, on account of other clients — Potatoes, wheat, pollard cheese, tea in boxes, Singer's sewing machine, Waltham watch, English lever watch, carrots, parsnips, and numerous other goods. Also, on account of Mr H. J. Gilberd, Taradale, a splendid lot of Fruit Trees, etc., consisting of : — Pears, Plums, Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Quinces, Gooseberries, Currants, Vines, Raspberries, Rhubarb, Asparagus, and an assortment of Ornamental Trees and Shrubs^ viz : Camelias, Rhododedron, Roses, Cupr esses, Microcarpa.' Pinus insignis and 5000 Box Thorn. Further entries received. ALSO •• ON ACCOUNT OF MR H. NAPHTALI, NAPIER, SALVAGE GOODS From the Late Fire, Consisting of :— Jewellery, Cutlery, Stop Watches Ladies Gold and Silver Watches, Musical Instruments, Clothing, Revolvers and numerous other goods, together with lots of unredeemed pledges. * ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Mr Naphtali being about to give up business would call Special Attention to this Cleaning Sale, where bargains may be had m every line. F. C. W. BIERRE, Auctioneer. FINAL NOTICE. ~ A CCOUNTS standing over Six -£*- Months must be Settled at Once, or they will be Sued for. W.WESTLAKE, Ormondville. DANEVIRKE TOWN HALIT SATURDAY, AUG. 11. J R MATTHEWS, ex-Champion of • New Zealand, will give a Boxing Exhibition as above, at which he will attempt to stop all local boxers in . four rounds a man, with no spell between each man. R.M. does not intend to try to ' knock out ' any boxer, but to show the public how easy it is to tire a man out in four rounds. Full sized soft gloves will be used. The following have offered to come and attempt to stay the time :— W. Slipper, Mangatera sawmills : J. F. \Vills, T. Brown, G. Sykes, D. McMillan, J. Waterhouse, B. Dennehey. Doors Open 7.30. Commence at 8. ADMISSION 2s and is. " RONBERG AND CLAUSEN'S HALL. Evening' Amusements. New Roller Skates Received. Weekly Programme :- MONDAY EVENING, Instruction for Gentlemen in Dancing. First-class Instructor in Attendance. —Admission, Is 6d. TUESDAY Evening. Skating. WEDNESDAY Evening, Dancing. THURSDAY Evening, Skating for Ladies ; admission, including skates, 6d. FRIDAY Evening, Skating.— Adf mission, 6d ; with use of Skates orthe evening, 6d. SATURDAY Evening, Skating. The above to commence at 8 p.m. sharp. E. ELMBRANCH, GENERAL BLACKSMITH AsO> WHEELWRIGHT, DANEVIRKE. nnHE above begs to return thanks _l_ for the liberal patronage bestowed on him in the past, and trusts to receive a continuance of same. And to notify that as he has now completed his new and commodious premises will be able to undertake . all kinds of work with greater facility, and at prices that defy competition. . The Repair of Agricultural Implements a Specialty. A Thoroughly Competent HorseShoer on the Premises. Hacks 6/- (to meet the timesf. F. ELMBRANCH, The Old and Original Blacksmith, Danevirke. IDEY AND BAIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS, Hastings-Street, Napier. SOLE AGENTS : The New Improved Open and Close fire "ZEALANDER" RANGES, 2ft 9in,*3ft, and 3ft Gin, in sizes. Re'quii c no Setting. These ranges are universally pronounced the best ranges for burning coal or wood. THE "COLONIAL COOKING" RANGES, 2ft 6m, 3ft, and 3ft (Jin, in sizes. .For Burning Wood. Having a Fireplace which can be adjusted to take 2it lengths of wood. A number in use already in the district and pronounced unqualified success. SIDEY AND BAIN, Plumbers, Tinsmiths, Tankmakehs, '" Coppeb, and Ironworkers, Napier.,