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Woodville Examiner, Volume 2, Issue 155, 20 March 1885, Page 4

WOODVILLE TEMPERANCE HOTEL. Thomas Gilbert, BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has Purchased the above Hotel, and has decided to make EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS, which, when completed, will compare favorably with any Hotel in the district A first-class table is kept and Temperance Drinks of every description can be had at the Bar’. Visitors will find all the quiet of a home at the above establishment. Hot Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Meals at all hours. Board £1 per Week. Meals and Beds Is. Good Stabling and Paddocks. T. GILBERT, 12-lst Proprietor OYAL HOTEL THE SQUARE, Palmerston North. J. FENTON ... Proprietor. The Bes»t Accommoda ion for Travellers. The Coaches from Napier and Masterton leave this Hotel. PALMERSTON TANNERY AND FELLMONGERY, COMPANY. Fxtzroy-street, Terrace Exd, ( Palmerston North. THIS Factory is a buyer of Wool, also Hides, Calf, Pig, and Sheep [ Skins at Highest Prices. Wool Floor Mats stained any desired Color. Wool scoured on commission. Mr Alf. Peterson, the Square, has authority to transact business for the Company. 200st JJENEY rjIIIOMAS JUN. HAVING TAKEN Those Premises known as Bevan’s PHOTOGRAPHIC SHOP, Wishes to announce to the Woodville Public, that he has started as Bootmaker, and solicits a share of Public Patronage. Strong Water tights guaranteed. Repairs executed with neatness and despatch, Charges Moderate. 208 to HENRY THOMAS, Jun. A SAFEGUARD IN BUSINESS. THE MERCANTILE AND BANKRUPTCY GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. TDK Proprietor of tho M-rcantil* and ItanVruploy Uaxett* of New Zmtbtnd has much ph-asure in r.n nounoing jo SoWriitfl-' on i tbu j.uMio ge.nfirallT, Dial tho riubHonpUnn i-> Ua Oftzt.'.to will I* Two (iciNKAHpui 1 annum, on from Ist Junuarr, ]Sm. He is • uo'.m.l to iiiaKo this inunmlion in <v>nigsjTiono»> of tho highly wicouraging mcrvaoo of circulation which coutimivn to attend Mich imiiu of what line proved to Id a most valuable businciw publication, amt because of tlivoeouomical reforme introduced by Uui “ Chattels Swouritua Amendment Art. IHH3.” The h ah now one re. 1 it* TENTH YEA It of ertieloncw ; and, by its jwwt aueeow, the Dropriel,.r l«eg» to ai.sLrro his mnnerons subuciibcrw throughout tho Colony that neither labour or ox prime will be spared iu sustaining its pre-ienl dorerved reputation as tho most reliable circular of iMkiud in Saw Zealand. The Half-yearly ini-i will, in future, bit issues! seyionkUdv, at an extra charge of Vive Shillings ye-r annum. The Mercantile and Uiiikruptcy (larnlta is tho only Quetia for tho Colony, published iu Now Zealand. NOTE. -Subserijitmn with Index, 1,3 7« per annum; without index, L'J fa payablo in advanre, persons dnainns of aubacribing to the Gazette from Ist ISS4, will pleaiw sand tln-ir name* and addroasot to tint Agent, Mr K. A. llagg-n, Woouvill* IhivisHii Office, all well as to the yirtiywisPir, It. T. Wheeler, No. 8 Stafiford-atresjt, l>an*djn. £3OOO. [ADA MANTI'A.] X3OOO. CHKISTCiiUHCH GREAT AUTUMN HAN I’fICAT, 1885. Will close -ith April. To bo run on April 6th, 1885. 6,000 Mem hehh 10* each. I.TJ I’kizes ! Tie O<J their patrons with ftli necessary infornutliuji. A< a jiuaranlt'o •-f their U >mt fide* investors cun obtain Name s and Addresses of the 5 pnni’ipal winners ; Names and ~ , ~f tiiiiimi'.tee : and ran übi.i MU|W'l AdaV Hooks at all times. S.IL-- Tin* Ti'.rw I’rincipal Winners, and n iiii'St and ad In- o! tin' pe:.;b--nii'ii who f-.; ns 11 ;«* < oii.initt'-f wfl ‘ f->r-w.ird-ti to a:! th-' b A I > Y MAN ft A, t, . , , A •• .-I 1 ■ o A ilo ■, j .. !- . 1. H • > h.m.- bn. i I >l!.I.!li *. i *S, t -;! n ■ '.i: d A ■{ > . ■ . i; •*■. i* i b’, \ viink'; •Übo-o. ( rood