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Northern Advocate, 31 March 1888, Page 1

MRS HARD INGE informs the Ladies of Whangarei district, that she is Brepared to attend in cases of Accouchment (Midwifery). Certificated and Highest Testimonials. Address — CAPT. CRAWFORD'S Late residence, Bay of Islands Road, Whangarei. Apartments for Ladies requiring them ja2l qr MONEY TO LB ND in Large or Small Sums, on Freehold Security. Apply to JACKSON and EUSSELL, Solicitors, Shortland-street, Auckland. d 3 52 TNSTRUCTIONS and information free J- on inquirery. 6 "^ J TRADE MARK. m] §& ? H -2 ■ 1 ? Wipe %* fi \^ J'-i 3-sSg 1 a ~- --' %*% I made a Dip and Dripping-Floor \vith your Lime and burnt clay. The clay cost two shillings per yard to burn. Your instructions wens the oniy guide. G. A. Mills. My Concrete Dairy is a great improvement on the previous timber one. It cost less. The millc. butter and cheese remain cool in the hottest weather. I used burnt clay and 3'ourLime. Jajif.s Perry. The Concrete Chimney I hnd erected with your Lime and burnt clay is satisfactory The wonder 13 that sucn cheap materials are not universally used. J. Sanderson. The Concrete Tank which I bailt and and plastered with Wilson's Hydraulic Lime, contains 20,000 gallons. It has been in use five years. Wsr. Woodwaed. WILSON £ Co. Cement and Lime Manufacturers. dl"yr H. N. SIMSON, WAIPU CLUB ACCOMMODATION HOUSE, WAIPU. T>OATING and Bathing, Shooting, and ■*-* Fishing, Billiards, Good Paddocks and Stables, Horses for Driving or Riding. THE WAIPU CLUB ACCOMMODATION HOUSE is most delightfully situated near the banks of. the Waipu River, nd not far from the sea, and for healthf ulness, and salubriety cannot be excelled. Every attention is paid to guests, and communications by mail or wire receive prompt attention, H. N. SIMSON, Pbopeteton. s2stf FOR SALE on very easy terms, 400 Acres of Rich Volcanic Land at Maunu, including the whole of the Paddocks and Cultivations of the Old Native Settlement. A large portion of this land has been fenced and cultivated, and is of the very richest description, and can be laid down in grass for a very small outlay. It is now placed in the market on terms to suit purchasers, eitheir in one lot or otherwise as may be required. Price and terms, apply to — R. THOMPSON. TTANNAFOED'S AUCKLAND XI REGISTRY (Established 1863), AND HANNAFORD'S MATELMONIAL AGENCY (Established 1870), Are Institutions deserving universal support. HANNAFORD'S AUCKLAMD REGISTRY is absolutely the only Labour Office in this Provincial District where Male and Female Servants can be obtaind at and from, whose characters and capabilities have been enquired into before being forwarded to situations. This must be of the highest importance to country employers, who pay large sums in fares, &c., of servants by boat and rail. HANXAFORD'S MATRIMONIAL AGENCY is truly a Colonial Institution, and has boon largely made use of by wife-seekijig Settlers from all parts within these Southern Seas — Fiji, Tonga, Chatham Islands, Invercargill, Otngo, Marlborough, Hawke's Bay, Canterbury, Taranaki, and Auckland. Reputable Settlers can positively rely on being suited with ** Life Partners" of irreproachable oliiiructers, with capabilities and attainments calculated in the . highest degree to build up prosperous happy homes. .Stamps for ruply juu t accou.p.niy letters of enquiry. 12002 NEW ZEALAND INSUEANCE COMPANY. Established 1859. TMSUKES Houses, Furniture, Stables, J_ Barns, Stores, Grain, Wool, &c, against loss by lire. Marine Risks taken on produce., to and from Auckland and other ports. Agents— Nobthebn Distmcts. Whangarei Robert Mair Port Albert.. Port Albert Co-operative Society Waipu N. J. Campbell Hokianga Andrews & Yarborough Kawakawa John Keatley Kamo Whitelaw & Day Slahurangi ; M. Angove Mongonui R. M. Houston Maugawai & Maungaturoto .... W. H. Snelliug Pakaraka Bay of IsTauds J. W. Williams Russell Bay of Islands J. B. Williams Totara N. Whangaroa W. R. Lawerenco Kaukapakapa J. Dye JAMES BUTTLE, Manager, Auckland jotf WM. G. HAKP, Wholesale and Eetail Storekeeper, and Post Office Maungakaramea. Settlers Produce Sought W. G. HARP. Agent for the Northern Advocate, i