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Woodville Examiner, Volume XIII, Issue 2373, 31 May 1895, Page 4

I Seeds! Seeds I ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO AUSTRALIA. AND NEW ZEALAND. My Superior Seeds have been tried with the most satisfactory results iu these countries. I make the following inducements to get everybody to plant them. FLOWERS, Offer No. 1. GRAND containing -.-Aster, Gov. McKinley, over 50 grand colors ; Sweet Peas, Emily Henderson, best new white ; Forget-me-not, new striped, lovely large flower ; Liuum, perpetual flowering, blooms all Summer; Poppy, Riverdale mixture, grandest out; wonderful Mexican Primrose, worth 25 cents; White Flowers, 100 sorts for white bouquets ; Yellow Flowers, 100 sorts, mixed for bouquets; German Mixed Seeds, 400 choice sorts; Foliage Plants, for decorative foliage. Pinks, Bell's Show Mixed ; Petunia, Bell's Show Mixed; Phlox, Bell's Show Mixed ; Verbena, Bell's Show Mixed. These are the Best Mixtures in the World. Pansy, Our Nellie, gorgeously beautiful; Book on Summer Gardening, free. And five other Grand Sorts. All the above sent by mail for onlv ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. VEGETABLES, GRAND BOX containing one package Eest Beans, Best Peas, Best Corn, Best Beet, Best Carrot, Early Cabbage, Late Cabbage, Best Cucumber, Best Lettuce, Best Melons, Best Onions, Best Pumpkins, Best Radish, Best Squash, Best Tomato, Best Turnip. 4 packages other choice Vegetables and a Gem Flower Collection of 10 packets. The above box of 30 packages of seeds mailed for only TWO SHILLINGS. iSsf Send money by post money order on Binghamton, N.Y. A trial of Flowers or Vegetables for SIXPENCE in silver. Ten packets of Choice Flower Seeds for Sixpence, or six packets of Vegetable Seeds for Sixpence. All the above for Four Shillings by mail, and Catalogue of Seeds Free. Address: J. J. BELL, Binghamton, N.Y., U.S. AMERICA. 322f6/0G Fencing Posts- IJ. iVi. STACPOOLE i SPECIAL line of 7ft, by 7in, by sin, and estimated to stand forty to fifty years are now coming in f o Woodville. Mr Cox, of Woodlands Road, was the first to introduce them, and will be pleased to show a sample to intending buyers. Such value is never likely to be again offered. Cash customers may send orders to W. ROBINSON, Makotuku. OR SALE.—Sections 1 and 2, J corner of Woodlands Road, being part of Baker's Township. Apply W. ROBINSON, Gir9je7 Makotuku. Shooting Licenses. THE following are the names of persons who have taken out Shooting Licenses for the ensuing season :—Angus McKinnon, Geo. Bee, C. J. Nairn, Fred Pilcher, G. Tronson, F. Matheson, J. Britten, E.Britten, F. Simmons, W. Simmons, R. E. Parkinson, J. Mathieson, A. J. Wood, D. A. Arthur, D. Faulknor, S. Crowther, R. Davis, R. Gregory, J. Pittams, C. C. Tuely, T. 11. Hartstone, T. J. Mitchell, H. P. Mortensen, A. E. Bliss, F. Troon, J. Nicholson, F. W. Redwood, G. H. Redwood, Wm. I Loveday, Jas. Loveday, H. J. Walker, G. F. Barton, A. H. Hodge G. V. Moore, E. M. Grant, S. Wilson, E. Jackson, 11. M. Sanders, R. C. Leask, W. Alexander, F. M. Nelson, G. Nelson, O. Nelson, G. H. Collie, S. Bolton, E. R. Hawken, G. T. Hall, W. L. Morgan, E. Nelson, L. M. Monckton, O. M. Monckton, J. G. Wilson, P. W. Scallv, W. H. Nelson, F. A. Wigzell, A. C." Seymour, J. Forde, A. T. Box, C. Smith, G. A. Gammon, H. M. Simmonds, H. Laws, M. Christophersen, C. Hodder, A. E. Anderson, J. O'Connor, W. Beamish, C. A. Smith, H. I. Smith, J. D. Ormond, Frank Ormond, G. S. V. Wenley, Donald H. Potts, John M'Pherson, William Herbert Purvis, Harry Cannon, Wm. Bird, A. Herbert, jun., H. Cammock, J. W. Steed, jun., E. J. Gothard, E. W. Ruddick, F. B. | Walsh, F. A. B. Ingpen, A. E. Rapley, M. E. Groome, G. Groome, H. Petersen. 74GJ80 THE EXAMINER —AND—PAHIATUA AND DANEVIRKE ADVERTISER XS the old established paper of the Bush Districts, and has by far the widest circulation. It brings business to our advertisers from all parts of the country. Published on — MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. The subscription is £1 per annum or 6s per quarter if paid in advance ; if booked, Os 6d per per quarter ; postage extra. Special attention is devoted to the Agricultural and Postoral interests ; and to advancing the interests of the settlers. The following are the agencies for The Examiner : Woodville—Monteith Bros., C. Hall, Solomon and Son, L. Mann, and W. F. Bowden Pahiatua—F. Gildercd, and E. Naylor Mangatainoka—H. Godtsebalk Eketahuna —J. Jones Kumcroa —G. Barton Victoria—G. Coombes Maharahara—J. Chadwick Ashurst—J. S. Freeman' Palmerston N.—W. Park Makairo—J. Tipping Malum—C. E. Tucker Napier—J. W. Craig Ormondville—M. J. Skinner, and C. Garforth Matamau—J. McKearney Makotuku—W. Robinson Ballance—J. A. Sinclair Maugahao—J. Sinclair Wellington—J. Ilott, 13, Customhouse Quay Dunedin Messrs Proctor and Crawford f£sf*Orders for The Examiner, or for Advertising or Job Priuting left with any of the above will receive prompt attention. GROCER and FUKNISHING IRONMONGER, HAS RE-OPENED in Sandel's Buildings, adjoining the Club Hotel. A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. Inspection Invited. „'„ Lowest Possible Piuc.es for Cash. Note the Address: J. M. S TACPOOLE ' SANDEL'S BUILDINGS VOGEL STREET. 702r^ IHE EXAMINER X OFFICE, PAHIATUA. G. P. Geldeid Has been appointed agent for Pahi[ atua and district, to whom accounts may be paid, and whose receipt will COACHES leave as under: From Woodville for Pahiatua daily at 12.45 p.m., 8.45 p.m., and 6.10 p.m. From Pahiatua for Woodville daily, 8 a.m., 11 a.m., and I.SO p.m. For Eketahuna from Woodville at 12.45 and 3.45 p.m. daily. Leaves Eketahuna for Woodville daily at 7.30 a.m. JOB VILE, Proprietor. SOUR GRAPES. THE fox could not reach the grapes, they were quite beyond him, so he said they were sour. " Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be wise." Silence is golden, but a drum is a noisy instrument, though " quite empty." When you haven't got a Tea Blending business —disparage it—for there is nothing left for you to do. Ignorance regarding Tea Blending is confined to the few now-a-days, it would be a pity to enlighten them. THE PUBLIC ARE WISE. THEY REGARD THE Empire Co.'s Blended Teas AS THE STANDARD TEA Of tue uoionj, »j .. *—" ""-v pare all others. THE EMPIRE TEA COMPANY possesses a large and increasing business. A typhoon cannot shake it. They lead the trade by knowledge, skill, perservance, and enterpriseelse. The strongest proof of good faith is that their registered trade mark, " EMPIRE TEA CO." is on every package. Please note the following brands and prices:— Dragon 8/lIoUDAH... ... ... 3/- I Kangka Valley ... 2/10 Elephant ... ... 2/8 Chescent 2/6 Buffalo 2/4 Empire 2/2 Mikado 2/Ceylon in lead (red and gold label) ... 2/EMPIRE TEA COMPANY, W. & G. TUKNBULL & Co., Proprietors, Wellington. 741st TUST ARRIVED, direct from the tJ manufacturers, 8 BALES SANITARY WALL PAPERS, with borders to suit in beautiful designs, and very cheap; also, Varnishes and Paints in all colours. Settlers about to re-decorate their houses for the festive season will do well by calling and inspecting before purchasing elsewhere. J. W. GROSS, VOGEL STKEET, WOODVILLE. 46st TCTOUR PAHIATUA SUBSCRIBERS. Publishing Office: VOGEL ST., rTIHE EXAMINER supplied to WOODVILLE. X the order of local subscribers, is left at Mr Gelderd's shop, whereE. A. Haggen & CO., it should be called for. LTD., PROPRIETORS. ' E. A. HAGGEN & CO., LTD. i