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Woodville Examiner, Volume VIII, Issue 869, 11 February 1892, Page 1

WOODViLLE. Crimp and Gomm. SHOE DEALERS. IF you wish to increase your business and make money at the same time (and that is what you are in business for) Buy thej “PREMIER” BOOTS, The Best in New Zealand. They arc quick sellers and good profit makers. The Public should insist upon getting the “ Premier ” Boots. THEY WEAR LIKEIRON, And can be procured from PFergEon &, Co., H. Nesbitt, W. TuckwellNapier; D. O’Reilly, Beck & Co., Hasliugs ; Fraser & Co., Danevirke ; M. Flynn, Waipawa ; F. Farrow Woodviile. Wholesale from MPORTERS, r.n.vrnr.i: and gsindebv merchants, CHRISTCHURCH. Telegraphic Address: O’Brien. Chrisichurcb. P.U. Box 162. Telephone 314. ,400m3,'J2 Proprietors. j BOOT MANUFACTURERS AND ’BRIEN &

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. Mrs O’Brien. Dri ss and Habit Maker, Etc., HAS Commenced Business m tlie premises opposite the Post Oflica, Pabkitna. Hic-s- an.l I;o 1 >’t Making, Plain and Fancy Needlework, Baby Linen at model ate prices. Also, Tkooseh Makixg and Strapping. Mosijiiito Nets and Tents made to order. After the New Year classes will be held for instruction in all kinds of Fancy Work, Knitting, etc. Terms as per agreement. Fancy Work of all kinds in stock. most BRICKLAYER, WOODVILLE.

Brickwork of every description entrusted to me neatly and promptly executed at the most reasonable rates. 18245 t OLIVEK gOMMBRVILLF Begs to inform the Public of Woodville that ho has started business on his own account as a General Carrier, and has leased the Livery and Bait Stables at lluddiek's Commercial Hotel. Furniture carefully removed. Special trips with express to parts of the bush district. Goods willbc conveyed to and from the Railway Station at reduced rates Saddle and Buggy horses may be obtained at the Stables. 817st MILK! MILK! MILS!

THE undersigned will deliver New Milk every morning to all parts of the township. Od per Quart, or Is per week for One Pint daily. JAMES MORGAN, Woodlands Road. PARTRIDGE’S HORSE REPOSITORY. PALMERSTON NORTH, is now open. TOURISTS and the travelling public will find it to their advantage to consult It. PARTRIDGE, whose extensive knowledge of the district enables In n to provide for them in the best possible way.

Tourist and Picnic Parties taken to any part of tlic district. The Excelsior Bus waits the arrival of passengers by every train, PRIVATE CABS PROVIDED. Telegrams promptly attended to. 2645 t

SOME PEOPLE HAVE VERY FUNNY IDEAS As to what should constitute the Latest, Best and most Durable SEWING MACHINE SOME Machines are very late, the original makers discard a system which involves cog wheels and other old-fashioucd notions and which soon proves very noisy and hard to work. Somebody comes along, tabes the old idea, makes the arm a little higher and alters the ornamentation, and then tells the unsuspectingpublicthat it is the latest, best and most durable, although there is no bearing on that can be adjusted and lost wear taken up (the feed only can be raised). As to button hole attachment, I have had machines with these attachments for years, and they work in same way as other makes. Price ot machine complete, £6 6s for Family Size. Now for really new machines: The Improved White has a high-arm, it has a button-hole and every other attachment, it will do every class of work, every bearing is adj ustable, the finish is superb and the prices reasonable. The very newest is, I believe, the Rotary Shuttle Standard: it is a marvel of easy and quiet running, the bobbin holds 100 yards of cotton, and it makes 100 stitches while the machines are doing 65. The American No. 7 is A 1 for country use, it has no cogs or strings to take up or feed, and has fewer parts than any other machine. I cannot mention all but solicit correspondence. I guarantee every work for five years, also that they give satisfaction, and will exchange any that fail to please. I always keep a large stock of Needle and Duplicate parts, and I deliver Machines freight paid ts Palmerston station at Wellington prices, F. J. W. PEAR, MACHINIST AND IMPORTER, WELLINGTON. c;i )6--' Fsta.dushrd 1880. NOTICE. "BRICKS 5 t V > s i ;.}*■' BKICK YARD, lx PALMERSTON ROAD lOSlc