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Woodville Examiner, Volume 3, Issue 284, 17 September 1886, Page 1

WOODVILLE HAIRDRESSING AND SHAMPOOING SALOON. W. SMITH BEGS to inform the inhabitants 1 Woodville and surrounding districts that he has opened up % large assortment of Pipes, Tobacco. Toilet, Stationery, and Fancy Goods. None but the Best Brands kept in stock Anything not in stock will be pro cured on the Shortest Notice H WELLINGTON, ENCOURAGE GENUINE NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES. THE NEW ZEALAND. CLOTHING FA CRY ARE CALLED THE LARGEST and CHEAPEST CLOTHING EMPORIUM AUSTRALASIA! ~J~N;almost every town there are Branches and Agencies, in order to foster the ; trade in New Zealand. The well-known woolens of the Mosgiel Woollen Factory are being Specially Reserved for their Manufacture, the same applies to their excellent Blankets, Rugs, Sln'rts, and Men and Womens’ Hos ery. Mr. W. G. CRAWFORD acting as bur Agent in the Woodville District, is, in a position to Sell our Goods at STRICTLY FACTORY PRICES, - thus affording the General Public a GOOD OPPORTUNITY of getting THE BEST GOODS AT COMPA ATIVELT LOW FIGURES. LOUIS ZIEGEL, Manager of Hawke’s Bay District. Agent for'the Wertheim Sewing 88st Machine. DUNEDIN,