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Woodville Examiner, Volume 3, Issue 281, 7 September 1886, Page 1

ADVANCE WOODVILLE. WILLIAMS & CO. EG to inform the Settlers of Woodvillc, Pahiatua, Tahoraitc and Surrounding Districts, that they have opened up their now Saddler's Shop in Sowry’s Dlock, and will, hy Strict Attention to Business and Good Workmanship, endeavour to merit a Share of Public Support. Every article in the trade kept in stock or procured at the Shortest Possible Notice. An inspection of their Stock and a trial of their Work Confidently Solicited. GEEG DRY’S STORE, PAHIATUA. HAVING on hand a Stock o Drapery, Grocery, Ironmonger}' and Crockerywaro, I beg to call attention to the fact and Solicit a Settlers’ Share of Patronage 4975 t JOHN GREGORY.

NOTICE TO FARMERS. To Stand for Stud Purposes at my Farm the, pure -bred Ayrshire Bull “BOBBY BURNS.” AS a two-year-old in the Canterbury Show of 1884, out of the great number of competitors he took Ist Prize. Copied from Canterbury Times ; “ There could be very little doubt as to the claims of Bobby Burns, he being one of the best types ol his class on the ground —level, a sweet handler, with nice quality, good color, and a frontispiece of the correct type.” Terms ; One Guinea, Cash. Also, For Sale : Two well bred Bulls—one yearling, the other a two-year-old (by J. D. Ormond’s Esqrs. Bull). Apply to J. J. MURPHY, 980 Or Man in Charge. ILLUMINATING Inks, Splendid Assortment, at Examiner Book ShopHALL’S MILLINERY AND PHOTOGRAPIIC ESTABLISHMENT. VOGEL STREET, WOODYILLE. MISSES HALL beg to intimate that they have commenced the Millinery and Fancy Business in connection with Photography, and solicit a share of public patronage. A choice stock of Millinery kept. All the latest in Hats and Bonnets; also, Feathers. Flowers, Frillings, Laces, &c. Our New Studio is now complete. On Sale, Views, Albums, Fames, &c. See specimen of the new Crystoleum Portrait.

BOOT DEPOT, YOGEL-STREET. William Bliss, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, (Late of Waipukurau), BEGS to announce that he has commenced business as Practical Boot & Shoemaker, And is now opening up a large assort ment of Splendid Colonial Stock, and is prepared to turn out articles equal IN FIT AND QUALITY to any Establishment in New Zealand. REPAIRS EXECUTED. Charges Moderate. WOODYILLE Si- im Saw and Planing Mills, Masterton Road. rjAIMBER Cut to any size, and Orders Punctually attended to. Totara, White Pine, Red Pino, &c. on sale at Moderate Rates. All orders executed on the shortest possible notice. N. CAMPBELL, Proprietor