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Woodville Examiner, Volume XIV, Issue 2505, 17 April 1896, Page 2

AUTUMN GOODS A LARGE and varied assortment of the most Fashionable AUTUMN GOODS specially selected from our extensive stock in town, is now on view at TeAro House TRIMMED HATS, FANCY SHOT STRAWS, JACKETS, CAPES, DRESSES, BOAS, &0., in|great variety. TeAroHouse .BRANCH, WOODVILLE. INSPECTION ' INVITED. 826st H ÜBERT JgURNETT (Late Morison & Burnett) Solicitor, WOODYILLE. Money to Lend at Lowest Current Bates. [a card.] O- Tilleard Natusch, ARCHITECT. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand) MAIN STREET, PAEIATUA. li S jj iLoRANCE ’ BARRISTER and SOLICITOR, VOGEL-STEET. WOODVILLE. Solicitor to the Government Advances to Settlers’ Office Superintendent. Loans on all classes of property negotiated on the shortest notice. 525a5 E. J. GOTHAED, SOLICITOR, VOGE STREET. WOODYILLE [a card.] Gr E ]\/[ AcLos KE Y ’ SOLICITOR, PAHIATUA, Attends Woodville and Eketahuna when required. iSs* Money to Lend. 82fe27 Money to Lend T CURRENT RATES on ap- _ proved freehold security in ns to suit borrowers. T. H. G. LLOYD, Solicitor, Main St., Danevirke. MESSRS WILSON & DAVIES, SURGEON DENTISTS, BEG to announce the following prices A _ £ s. d. Upper sets from ... ...5 5 0 Upper and under sets from 10 10 0 Filling ... ... ... 07 6 Extracting under gas ... 0 7 6 Extracting 0 2 6 MB WILSON WILL VISIT WAIPAWA -ONWEDNESDAY & THURSDAY, September the 11th and 12th, and may be consulted at the residence ot Dr Reed. 88st J OSEPH WRY, ARCHITECT, LAND & ‘INSURANCE AGENT, Borough Council Chambers, Woodville. | North Island Brewery HY. WAGSTAFF BEGS to inform the inhabitants of the Pahiatua district and his customers elsewhere that he has sold his plant and goodwill of the North Island Brewery at Manga tainoka to Mr J. G. R. Isherwood, who will conduct the business hitherto carried on by him. Whilst thanking bis customers for their liberal support and sympathy in the past to himself, he hopes that the same support will be accorded to Mr Isherwood. With reference to the above, the undersigned beg to state that they will do their utmost to satisfy all Mr Wagstaff’s former customers, and when the alterations to the premises have been carried out they hope to supply a class of ale and stout second to none in the colony. J C E. ISHERWOOD & SONS. 7fl6tc FOR SALE, a small Threshing Mill and Chaffcutter, and a 4-horae power for £2O. Twenty Pounds the lot. A perfect Bargain. For sale by A. BURGES, 842a22 Palmerston N.