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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3680, 28 March 1904, Page 4

Brews a [ Brews a strong rich [ [ liquor and the flavour f wins your favour. Blen- [ ded for quality, and packed [ in lead to preserve the I aroma. Free from tannin I and all impurities. There may be other nearly as good, but there is none Watson & Co., Woodville and Kumeroi 7 Agont-

WANTED, Teachers for the following Schools. Applicants must be qualified to teach all the Subjects required under the Standard Regulations. Salaries payable according to “ The Public School Teachers’ Salaries Act, 1901,” and the regulations in connection with the same : Salary per annum about £ Hastings—An Assistant Master ... 130 Hsatings—An Assistant Mistress 80 Kiritaki—An Assistant Mistress... 80 Porangahau—A Head Master ... 168 Mangutuna—Sole Teacher ... 80 Applications to be sent in by MONDAY, April 4th, 1904, addressed “ The Secretary, Education Office, Napier.” G. T. FANNIN, 118m18,25 Secretary.

E, .1 GOTHARD, SOLICITOR, VOGEL STREET, WOODYILLE

[A OAED.] Mr Kobert Manisty, g RAEEISTEE and BOLICITOE Vogel Street, Woodville. MONEY to lend on Freehold Security at current rates of interest.

VINCENT MARRYATT HAS decided to again take up the teaching of music. Pupils (only a limited number can be taken) may interview Mr Marryatt at The Examinee office. Terms in advance.

Grieves & Thomas, FAMILY & GENERAL B DTCHERS McLean Street, Woodville. OUR Shop in Crawford’s Buildings is now in full swing, and we hope by strict attention to the wants ol the people to merit a air share of the public support. We have made arrangements to stock all Goods manufactured by the North Island Bacon Company, and will sell these Goods at the lowest possible rates. Pigs’ Heads and Trotters ready for the table a specialty. cp“Eemember the address — - CRAWFORD’S BUILDINGS. McLean Street.

Coal and Firewood, ETHUR W. EAPLEY begs to announce that he has purchased the Goal and Firewood Business lately carried on by Mr R. A. Noedl, and hopes by strict attention to btisi ness to receive a fair share of public patronage. Coal and Firewood supplied to any part of the town and district. Furniture removed, and all descriptions of carting done at reasonable rates. A Trial Solicited. 92t5

W. F. ROSS, Photographer, HAS opened the Studio at MiBrook’s wish an up-to-date outfit, and all the necessary equipment of a MODERN STUDIO. Mr Ross was for 8 years at Herrmann’s Studio in Wellington, which is considered one of the leading Photographic Galleries in New Zealand. Studio open from 9 till 12, and from 12.15 till G. Bromides and Platinotypes a Speciality. Photographs Copied and Reproduced to any size. 53U Settlers desiring their homesteads photographed may make arrangements at the Studio Remember iho hudresK — At Fobteii Bhook’s. 787 m2