The Examiner. WEDNNSDAY, JUNE 26.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XIII, Issue 2384, 26 June 1895, Page 2

The Examiner. WEDNNSDAY, JUNE 26.

An article of interest to Bheep farmers, sheep for Sydney, the moat trade, and a letter from Anderson «fc Son appear on our 4th page. Eighty of the sheep by the Hawkes Bay were sold alive at 375. Oddfellows ante-np meeting this evening.—Advt. Having bought Solomon and Son's business you will find me there, until my shop is finished.—L. Mann. jylß The wages of the men employed on the Hall Special Settlement Co-operative works have been reduced. Dunn's Reveiw states that trade and industry is improving in America, and that idle ironworks are restarting work. American financiers are arranging to offer to furnish China with 200,000,000 taels of silver to pay was indemnity. Read the advertisement of J. J. Bell of Binghamton, N. Y., U. S. A. He is offering seeds especially adapted to our country, and almost giving away a trial to get people to try them. —Advt. Professor Fraser, of Edinburgh' claims to have obtained definite proof of the antidotal properties of blood serum against the poison of vonomous serpents. Mr Rowland Hill has acceded to Sir James Hector's request to send the landrail which he found to tho Colonial Museum. MR A. G. HUGHES, Mechanica and Surgeon Dentist, Woodville. Workmanship guaranteed in every partienlar. Other dentists' work remodelled and repaired. Consultation free. —Advt. A letter was received in Woodville yesterday from Auckland from Mr C. Davis, who stated that the change had already done him good. A small slip came down aboiit half way through the Gorgo to-day, with the result that the mid - day express to Napier did not get into Woodville till about 2 o'clock instead of a quarter to one. Tainless dentistry. Mr Hughes (Dentist) finding it inconvenient to administer gas withont assistance has arranged with Mr Nash to perform all operations under gas at tho Chemist's shop, with his assistance. Appoinments can be made with either.—Advt. 173st The Pall Mall Gazette states that China in April gave a London bank the option of arranging the indemnity loan, receiving an immediate advance of a million, and therefore hesitates to ratify the Russo-Chineso loan. Stop that cough 1! It is easily done by taking Pectoral Balsam. For coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, Bronchitis, &c, it is an unrivalled remedy. Being so cheap and genuine, no specious testimonials are necessary to force its sale. In Is 2s and (2s Cd equals 3 Is bottles). At Chemist's shop. 905st A London cablegram dated June 23rd states that Messrs Nelson Brothers propose to transfer their English business to a Colonial Distribution Company. The first issue of capital will be £300,000. A Manchester Colonial Steamship Company is being formed to run produce steamers between New Zealand, Australia and Manchester and Glasgow, calling at the Cape. The builders of the vessels are taking shares. Don't neglect your teeth, nor yet believe you can clean them properly with cold water only. What you require is Nash's Carbolic and Rose Dentifrice, which cleanses them thoroughly, arrests decay, and imparts a fragrance to the breath. As recommended by all the eminent dentists of the present day. In II- tins.—Advt. 450st At a public meeting at the Heretaunga Schoolroom, on Satnrday night, a resolution was carried in favor of merging into the Waipawa County Council. Wait till the merging is accomplished, and prayers will be numerous and stroDg in their terms I In connection with the Pahiatua Presbyterian Church, services will be held by the Rev. W. H. Philip on Sabbath next as follows:—Pahiatua at 11. Mr Daldy; Alfredton at 11 ; Pahiatua at 7. Just received Messrs Nimmo and Blairs' " Standard " seeds in full assortment for 1895. These seeds are wellknown to be one of the be6t brands in the market, and they are now offered at the following .-—Vegetable seedc, 3d per packet, flower seeds, Id per packet. D. G. McKibbin & Co, Agents. Advt To-day Mr Motley received the following telegram from Mr C. Hall, M.H.R.:—" A deputation to consist of Mr Cotter, chairman Manchester Road Board, Mr Stevens, M.H.R., and self will wait on the Minister re the Government taking over the Gorge Road." Support local industry and keep money circulating in the district. Why send out of the district fur yonr fruit trees when Messrs Harding and Adams of Femleigh Nursery can supply you with a better class of guaranteed stuff .for loss money?—-Advt 380st The Hampden correspondent of the Herald writes:—A pig, a<jed2o month.*, belonging to Mr Buchanan, was killed last month and turned the scale at 865£ib. Messrs Buchanan Bros., of Faintrean, Makaretu, killed one last week, aged 20 months, which weighed 400£lb. This is considered a splendid return by the owners. Ross and Sandford, of the Bon Marche announce elsewhere the commencement of a monster ready money sale of thrir entire stock of drapery, dress goods, ladieß' jackets, mantles, and macintoshes ; ladies and children's millinery, hosiery, and cotton goods ; boys, youths, and men's clothing, shirts bats and mercery of every desription, at positively tempting bargain prices for 21 days and for ready money. Buyers will do well to avail themselves of this specially favourable opportunity of securing new and fashionable goods cheap. —Advt. 904st

Mr Natnsh, architect, Pahiatua, has decided ko remove to Napier. Captain Russell has decided to retire from the turf. A lady's kid glove is advertise! as found. ' Wednesday, August 7th, is gazetted Arbor Day. Mr F. Wells notifies that he will start business as a butcher in Woodville in the premises at present occupied by Messrs Havill Bros. Mr Wells has purchased Messrs Havill Bros, interest in their butchery business. During last Beason Messrs Cook and Co. paid the farme s i'71,300 for rnilk supplied to their creameries. The amount received was about half a million gallons. Reditced rates for the carriage of white pine on the railways is gazetted. The rate is 8d per 100 super up to 20 miles, and a slight increase in proportion to the distance. The present exorbi ants rates evidently enable the insurance companies to coin money, notwithstanding the bad times. The directors of tho New Zealand Insurance Company have declared an interim dividend for the past half-year at the rate of 12J per cent per annum, A similar dividend was declared for the corresponding period of last year. We have received from Mr Win. Harker a pamphlet on " The good times coming," evidently written with a view to showing that the depression is at an end, and that a period of good times will now be experienced. To our mind the sentiments made are those of wild exaggeration, -t The Wellington Block Special Settlers have been desirious of establishing a creamery in their district, but the negotiations with Mr Cook have fallen through, as that gentleman considered the list of guaranteed suppliers was not sufficient to warrant the success of the venture. A social in connection with the Presbyterian Church was held last evening in the Drill Shed. There was a good attendance. During the evening _ games were played, and songs were given by Miss Barrie and Mrs Perkins, and Miss Barrie and Mr Spence sang a duet. Mr Allan and Miss Beatrice Sutherland gave recitations. During the evening refreshments were handed round, and the company dispersed at 11 o'olock after having spent a most enjoyable evening. All classes of the community have been seeking for some genuine thing that is certain to alleviate their sufferings. With little or no advertising " Qureca " has made its way to tho front as a remedy for indigestion, liver complaints, and various disorders of the stomach and bowels, At this troublesome time of the year everybody should keep their body free from all impurities by using this valuable remedy, to prevent the more serious diseases which are so prevalent at this season of the year. —Advt. A meeting of the Woodville Publio Domain Board was held on Saturday evening at the Woodville Road Board office, when Messrs McCormick,' Chairman, Murray and Peebles were present. Leave of absence was granted to Mr C. Hall for the session of Parliament, and it was resolved that the members present inspect the domain and consider what improvements would be best to start with, and take steps to have the same carried out. The Salvation Army Guard Band, which is visiting Woodville on Saturday next, will introduce some new and original pieces. One of the Company is spoken of as quite clever in producing " Home, Sweet Home " on a gum leaf, and another one " After the War " on a popgun. " Tho Gospel Bells," by a company of ten, is one of the choicest pieces. The drummer will introduce a novelty in the shape of double sticks, and his playing is pronounced tho best minipulating seen in New Zealand. The Band is under tho leadership of Captain Ebby Jackson, an old New Zealand boy, who learnt to play in Oamaru. No doubt the Alexandra Hall will be crowded to see and hear these clever folk. That the public of Woodville appreciate good value for their money, is daily proved by the large number of customers who visit To Aro House Branch intent upon securing some of the many bargains now being offered there. There is a great advantage in dealing with a large firm, a 3 wo are directly in touch with the centres of fashion, and can supply goods of tho very best quality at town prices. As a further proof that we intend to supply the ladies of Woodville with everything of the best quality, we have now started dressmaking on the premises. This department is in charge of Miss Ross, to mention which is a sufficient guarantee that everything will bo up to date, and the fit and workmanship unsurpassed. We solicit a trial in this department, and feel sure that tho result will be more than satisfactory, and the verdict be that in this, as well as other departments Te Arc House cannot be excelled.—Advt. A pure breath and white teeth is obtained by using Bock's Aromatic Tooth Powder prico 6d, prepared from herbs, root, and flowers. Prevents decay, hardens the gumß and cleans the teeth perfectly. Bock's Neuralgia Drops price Is Gil. Relieves instantly and cures permanently. Toothache is cured by applying a little of Bock's Herb Extract prico Is, guaranteed harmless to the teeth. Money for everybody by using Bock's Putz Paste at 9d, largo tins, Yon may always have bright tins and plenty of brass well polished at slight cost and labour, also unequalled for windows and paintwork. German Cure for Corns, Warts, and chilblains If. Destruction to Japan !—by using Bock's Walerproof Cement you can mead China no matter how much broken. All the above lines may be obta ; ned from Monteith Broe. Woodville.—Advt. 901