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Woodville Examiner, Volume XIII, Issue 2404, 14 August 1895, Page 4

ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND. .u. My Superior Seeds have been tried with the most satisfactory results in those countries. I make ibe following inducements to get everybody to plant them. FLOWERS, Offer No. 1. GRAND BOX, containing :—Aster, Gov. McKinley, over 50 grand colors; Sweet Peas, Emily Henderson, best new w’hile ; borget-me-not, new striped, lovely large flower; Linum, perpetual flowering, bloom c ’ ail Summer; Poppy, Eiveidale 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, Befl’s Show Mixed; Verbena, Bell’s Show' Mixed. Tijf.se auk the Best Mixtures in the Would. Pansy, Our Nellie, gorgeously beautiful ; Book on Summer Gardening, free. And five other Grand Sorts. All the above sent Inin ail for only ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. VEGETABLES, GRAND BOX containing one package Pest Beaus, 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 80 packages of seeds mailed for only TWO SHILLINGS. ESP 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: JT“ ”; ,a -y • v '■% • » . J. BBJ-iL, Binghamton, N.Y., U.S. AMERICA. 322f6/96

T>HCENIX fine opce 8 of London, Established 1782. Funds over £1,500,000. Losses Paid over £19,000,000. re Bisks taken at Lowest Current FiEates, and immediate cover given. Agent for Woodville: SOWE FENNELL. 828dSl

TO SCHOOL CHILDREN. SCRIBBLING Boots, on Sale at Examiner Office. Price 2d each. Tucker Brothers, POST OFFICE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOREKEEPERS, MAKURI AND PONGAROA. AVERY large and excellent assorted stock of all the necessary requirements of the districts, including— General Drapery, Clothing (to measure), Ready-made Clothing, Groceries, Crockery, Ironmongery, Fancy Goods, Patent Medicines, Boots & Shoes, &c., itc. KsFQuality guaranted and Moderate Prices. Customers may rely on Prompt and Careful delivery of Stores entrusted to their care. AGENTS FOE—The Examiner, Canterbury Times, N.Z. Mail, Pahiatua Herald, North German Insurance Company, T. Meßain, watchmaker, Pahiatua. N.B.—Suits to measure a speciality, 8-17st I A. LAWEENCE, " ! PAINTER, PAPERHANGEE, AND SIGN WRITER. MATERIAL & WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. 875st TITT'ELL _ WRITTEN Truthful VV Advertisements in The Examiner, properly displayed, bring safe and sure returns. Notice of IN removing to my new premises at the corner of Vogel and Ormond Streets I have to thank my customers for past patronage, and hope to merit a continuance of the same. WILLIAM BOWDEN, 910tc Stationer. KEAD UP THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION OF THE DAY. ‘1 s he Money Question in a concise and handy form. Lecture by William Sievwright, Esq. Barrister and Solicitor. PRICE ONE SHILLING. ! • : Orders received by the publishers, , E. A. HAGGEN & CO.‘, LTD, j Examiner Office, Woodville | Photography. ' "IT TIT ALL begs to inform tPi „ JIJL the public that his , Studio will be opened as follows : Woodville —Fridays and Saturdays. Pahiatua—Tuesdays. ; Honrs from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m, • Pre-arrangements advisable to prevent disappointment. All communications or- enquiries to be left with Mr C. Hall, book-seller, or , Monteitb Bros., Woodville. 757sfc