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WILLIAMSMETTLE [LIMITED.] HAVE JUST LANDED, Ex “ UMBALLA,” at Calcutta— WOOLSACKS, all sizes CORNSACKS CASTOR OIL. Ex “STAR OF NEW ZEALAND,” at London— SIX TANKS NEW SEASON’S SEEDS. Comprising TURNIPS (Green and Turple-top Aberdeen) DEVON GKEYSTONE FOSTERTON HYBRID, SWEDES. Etc. WHITE CLOVER RED CLOVER ALSYKE LUCERNE COWGRASS BROAD LEAVED ESSEX RAPE WHITE FIELD MUSTARD CRESTED DOGSTAIL FIORIN, TIMOTHY FESCUES, YARROW, Etc., Etc. All Fresli and Reliable Seeds. Specially Selected and Thoroughly Tested. TWENTY-FIVE TONS JOHNSON’S GALVANISED WIRE. Ex “ MIMIRO,” at Now York— TWENTY-FIVE TONS AMERICAN GALVANISED WIRE. Ex Latest Arrivals. SEASONABLE jnULL STOCKS OF GOODS, Consisting of GROCERIES IRONMONGERY SHEARING REQUISITES (Shears, Stones, Oil, Ruddle, Murking Ink, etc.) ALL DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS. NELSON LUOS.’ MANURES. £ Specially Machine-dressed Seed. POVERTY BAY RYEGRASS ITALIAN RYEGRASS PRAIRIE GRASS COCKSFOOT LINSEED OATS ; WHEAT BARLEY, Fie. SUTTON AND YATES’ FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS, j Q WINES AND SPIRITS OF CHOICEST j “ QUALITY. | 11 WILLIAMS AND KiITTL? |1 Limited j A. E. KENNEDY, A Manager. HAVE YOU HEAD “A NEW RELIGION V’ riYHIS is a Book that deeply concerns JL everyone— rich and poor, young and old, single and manied. Get a copy from your nearest bookseller without delay (Brice Is Gd), and read it light through before passing an opinion, borne criticisms already received: — “The author’s New Religion embodies a somewhat startling proposal ” Auckland Weekly, sth July, IDOI. “Worth its weight in gold.”—A Header. “It seems to me you leave this mundane sphere and soar Heavenward. I admire the lofty tone and pure conception, but we live in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation.”—A Captain Salvation Army, Wairarapa. “Nothing could bo more convincing than your reasoning. This matter lias occupied my mind for years. I would like to become a member of the 4 New kingdom Society.’ ” J.E., Auckland. Post Free to any address Is Gd. From any Bookseller. GREAT SALE UF GROCERIES! D T. HUGHES, GROCER (Opposite Morrison Bros.), Gladstone Road HAVING decided to Withdraw from Business, will hold a GItEAT CLEANING SALE Of the whole of his STOCK OF GItOCEIULS, A.-. The Sale Commences TO-DAY (TUESDAY), and will be continued for a Fortnight. EVERYTHING MARKED AT COST PRICE. FOR CASH ONLY! NO BOOKING! D. T. HUGHES, GROCER. A I C z s ai it: K Ic b, S V V rn £ F C S F V A ti F E a E E l E, D. SivllTH, i' CHEMIST,

REMOVED TO TEMPORARY PREMISES NEXT Herald Ol'lice, E, 0, SMITH, CHEMIST. NOTICE. WE, the undersigned, having purchased j the ORMOND BUTCHERY from j Messrs Law and Co., beg to solicit a con- i tinuance of the patronage of the Settlers of the surrounding district. We are confident that, with our 18 years’ experience in the Trade, we shall be able to l give every satisfaction to our patrons, who ; may be assured that only the Best Quality of Goods procurable will be offered them. I J. CASSIDY & CO. i MONEY TO LEND. MONEY TO LEND on Town or • Country Properties, in Sums to suit j Borrowers. JOHN COLEMAN. EMPIRE CO.’S % | Royal (slackingf I Z Preserv 4> the Z Leather. Produces j a fino 4 Polish. Z t AVERY Washing Machine, Copying Press, Ladies’ and Gents’ Saddles, Go-carts, Toilet Ware, Min’s Clothing, Fenders and Irons, Cheflon.ers, Crockery, Jam Jars, Safes, Crowbars. GO TO ATT WOOD. VISITORS from the country should not fail to look in at the City Buffet at Noon. And don't you forget it.