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Woodville Examiner, Volume XIII, Issue 2373, 31 May 1895, Page 3

Badley, Younghusband & CoBADLEY, YOUNGHUSBAND & CO., Wholesale and Eetail Drapers and Clothiers, Boot and Shoe Warehousemen, Grocers and Provision Merchants, Ironmongers and Seedsmen. BUYERS will find it to their advantage to obtain their supplies from the ORIGINAL IMPORTERS, thereby saving intermediate profit. All goods are strictly Wholesale Prices. In the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT we are now showing— Dress Fabrics—The Largest, Best, and Cheapest Stock in town. Kaiapoi Costume Tweeds a speciality. Ladies Jackets—Undoubtedly the most choice selection obtainable anywhere. Blakkkts—Kaiapoi, Roslyn, and English. Rugs, Flannels, and Flannelettes. Calicoes and Sheetings—Good assortment and grand value. Towels, Quilts, Tiolet Covers, Table Damask, Napkins, etc. Worth Knowing— That we have one of the Largest, Best, and Cheapest Stock of MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTHING in the Province. Men's Mercery—Cardigan Vests, Pants, Shirts, Gloves, Ties, etc. BOOTS AND SHOES. Gents', Ladies', and Children's in all classes of goods made. Gents' and Ladies' Dancing Shoes just in. BADLEY, YOUNGHUSBAND & CO, VJO. GROCERY AND PROVISION DEPARTMENT. Wo have now in Stock every description of goods connected with the Grocery, Provision, and General Pro-luce Trade. Special—lso Cases 150 test Patent Nozzle Kerosene on hand. BADLEY, VOUNGHUSBAND AND ADLEY, X OUNGHUSI3AND AND Vj 0. Ironmongery, Brtishware, C-lass and China Department. Our MR W. J. WYLIE (specially engaged), late Manager and Buyer of this Department for Messrs Robjohns, Hindmarsh, and Co., Merchants, Napier, will open up stock on WEDNESDAY, the 15th May, when we shall place before the public the finest assortment of goods in these branches of trade ever offered outside the Cities. Every lino will be found fresh and new, and the stock will include all novelties up to date. Inspection cordially invited, no one pressed to buy. tS'Agonfs for the celebrated Luke & Son's Ranges, specially adapted for burning wood. ON SALE—2S tons Flour, 10 tons Pollard, 10 tons Potatoes, 500 sacks Prime Oats, 20 tens Chaff (oaten). Fencing Wire, Staples, Corrugated Iron, and all station requisites on hand. Badley, YounglmsTband & Co., WHOLESALE AND EETAIL MERCHANTS, DANEVIEKE. THE WHITE RIBBON. HE organ of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Subscriptions 2s fid per annum. Names of intending subscribers may be sent in to 15. A. Haggen, Woodville, or to Miss Kirk, Wellington. NOTICE. TTE, the undersigned do agree /V to- raise the price of bread owing to the rise in Hour to 3d a small loaf cash; Aid booked ; and Gd large loaf cash ; and 7d booked on and after the Ist day of June, 1895. F. LOADER, W. ISLES, 79itc E. HARRIS. DANEVIRKE PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Education Office, Napier, May 22nd, 1895 "YTTANTED Immediately, for the \V Napier District School, a Certificated Assistant Master, who must be qualified to efficiently teach all the subjects under the " Standard Regulations," particularly Singing and Drill. Salary payable on Board's scale. Present salary about £3OO per annum, with Bonus (if any) on results. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, to be sent in bv WEDNESDAY, June 12th, addressed " The Secretary, Education Board, Napier." G. T. FANNIN, 786m27je3 Secretary. HAWKE'S BAY BOARD OF RABBIT TRUSTEES. FIXED Deposits taken for limited amounts for 12 months at G A per cent, interest. C. THOMSON, 7795 t Manager. MAHARAHARA EAST. A CONCERT and SOCIAL will be held on WEDNESDAY, the sth June, in aid of the School fund. Start at 7.30 p.m. Tickets, 2s each. G. W. GRAINGER. 790je3 Chairman of Committee. ALL rates outstanding at Ist June, 1895, will be sued for without further notice. E. GILBERTSON, Secretary. 18th May, 1895. 735m15,22,31 TREES. TREES. TREES. AT Prices to suit the times. Fruit Trees, Shelter Trees, Ornamental Trees. Apple Trees (on blight proof stocks) from 10s per G<ET your RUBBER STAMPS d ° z > le f s ' fi " e . S[TOD S 2-year-old r made at The Examine* office l os P er Ao J" > Q?l? ce ?j ™fi b^ rin S> -promptitude and cheapness. J .years, strong, 10s ; Peaches, Plums, * r L Cherries, Japan Plums, from 12s per doz. Currants, red and white, NOTICE. 2s ; black, 83 per doz. Gooseberries, NY Person found trespassing Caps, 3s per doz. XJL w ith dog or gun ou the Stuawijeuries.—La Marguerite, 2s Otawa and Totara properties will be Gd ; Sharplcss, 5s ; Yokohama (the prosesuted. healthiest, best bearing and best R DAVIES. flavored strawberry), 5s per 100, per 7-13je15 100°. 40sIMPOUNDING NOTICE. C. Macbocaupa—l year, strong, 7s _ Gd and 5s per 100 ; 8 years (trimmed "MPOUNDED at Woodville by back and well rooted), 10s per 100. the Borough Ranger— -1 black horse, no visible brand, ?,',,-, 1n o-i in m , ff • -, c n n n „u „,u;,n Blue Gums, 10s; Silver Wattle, st-ir, off hind fetlock wuue ' _, '. „ . ' " ' - ilia nov 11 Ml h rinrho 1 Hnllv (tnr 7-13je15 IMPOUNDING NOTICE. shoulder d Ro?es from 10? per doz. 1 bay horse no visible In and E . fl F Jt , £ } 1 quiet red heifer or young cow, Ornamental Trees, no visible brand. • gl b * d phmtg at bwest raks< If not claimed and expenses paid to be sold on SATURDAY, June Ist, at noon. JOHN ROSS, 812 Poundkeeper. FRESH Oysters and Crayfish have just arrived. Fresh trapped Rabbits. Also, Smoked Fish. 811 R. 0. NOEDL. JAS. TAYLOR, Woodville Nurseries, WOODVILLE. 407au28 TELL - WRITTEN Truthful VV Advertisements in The Examiner, properly displayed, bring safe and suie returns.