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Bush Advocate, Volume VII, Issue 650, 16 July 1892, Page 1

Hotels. EOYAL OAK 1 HOTEL WEBER VILLAGE SETTLEMENT. [)enis Ryan has the pleasure to announce to settlers in the above district, and to the Travelling Public Generally, that his New Hotel is now open for business, and that FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION has been provided for Man and Beast. > A stock of No. 1 Liquors has r been laid in and patrons may rely r upon being WELL SERVED. Good Stabling. . .Horses on Hire EXCHANGE HOTEL, NAPIER. J W. Perrin, (Late of the Masonic Hotel, > Napier), i TTAVING taken over the above XX Hotel, wishes to notify to the Public that he has completely renovated th 9 establishment, and , stocked it with the Bos.'. Liquors " procurable, The House is situated within two minutes' walk of the Railway Station. GOOD STABLING. W. PERRIN, Proprietor, Blacksmiths. TAS . THORBURN, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Main Street DANEv-IRKE. Horse-Shoeing a Speciality. All kinds of Agricultural Imple] ments made and repaired. Sawmill work, &c. Charges at Lowest Current Rates. First-class Workmanship guat \nteed jasTthorburn. ry\ BADDELEY GENERAL BLACKSMITH, FARRIER, Eto DANEVIRKE (Adjoining Railway Hotel and Junction Hotel.) HORSES SHOD WITH GREATEST CARE AND DESPATCH. Hacks, 6s ; Draughts, 8s and 10s All Kinds of GENERAL SMITH'S WORK AND REPAIRS DONE At the Shortest Notice AND At Reasonable Prices J. PETTERBON, ■\TORSEWOOD SHOEING IN FORGE, NOESEWOOD. HORSES PROPERLY SHOD. ALL BLACKSMITHS' WORK EXECUTED AT MODERATE RATES. Trial Solicited. D. H. GRANT, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, BEGS to inform the Settlers of Norsewood that he has opened A SHOP Next to the Village Hall, And trusts by Strict Attention to Business And Moderate Charges To merit a fair shore of the pnblic patronage, D. H. GRANT, Norsewood. Professional. A. F. BROWNE, A UTHORISED SURVEYOR, DANEVIRKE. Licenced under the Land Transfer Ace [ [Card. ;TT A. BAMF OK D 1 BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR I DANEVIRKE, ■ HAWKE'S BAY • T) N. BLAKISTON c Barrister and Solicitor, Danevirke, H.B. WANTED KNOWN. — Shakespeare says " Stick to your Journal"— TJ»» AJvoeaU,