'mm VsT'v- _ BE. EVERYWHER Have the Best that money can procure. TH E North Island Brewery Coy., LTD., MAN GAT AIN OKA, ARB brewing & class of Ale and Stout far superior to anything procurable in the district. The management and brewing are in the hands of highly capable men, whose experience has been gained in the largest breweries in New Zealand. Our record of successes includes— FOUR FIRST PRIZES at Palmerston North Show TWO n FIRST PRIZES AND GOLD MEDAL for Draught Ale and Stout, AND SECOND PRIZE for BOTTLED ALE at New Plymouth Exhibition. Invalid Stout a Specialist. Regs from 8 gallons upwards. The North Island Brewery Company Ltd., MANGATAINOKA. . H. COWAN, Manager,
**r(s Grieves & Thomas, FAMILY BUTCHERS, VOGEL ST., WOODVILLE, Opposite The Examiner Office. QNLY Primest Meat Stocked. Cleanliness and Civility. CHOICE SMALL GOODS. JSS* Prices Bight. THE PALMERSTON NORTH SASH, DOOR, & TIMBER Co., Ltd. THE largest manufacturers of Doors, Sashes, and General Joinery in the Manawatu District. Large Stock of Seasoned Totara, Kauri, Matai, Rimu and other Timbers always on hand. Direct Importers oe English and Belgian Glasses. P.O. Box No. 79, Telephone No. &5, Palmerston North. OLAF HOLLER Manager, 118 to I GARDEN DECORATOR and GAL--1 VANIBED IRON TRELLIS , MANUFACTURER, WOODj YILLE. BEGS to announce that he has now a stock of Trellis Gates &c., of difierent sizes and designs on hand, at prices to suit all. Summre Arbours, Grave Pences, and his special portable fence (sample erected in Ross St.), made to order. A Special NoveltyFlower Pot Protectors for Window Sills. v Inspection Invited. MESSRS SOLLITT BROS, Palmerston North Agents. 428t0 B. LARCOMB, CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, VALUATOR AND ARBITRATOR. OFFICES— Law Chambers, The Square. Private residence, Duke street Palmerston North. Estimates given for all classes of PIANOFORTE. DAVIES has resumed teaching. Vacancies for a few more pupils. HAWKE’S BAY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. work. , ■ I Communications may be letfc at The Examiner Office, where any information may be obtained, 182tc UDIC 10US ADVERTISING creates many a new business revives many a dull business, rescues many a lost business, preserve many a large business, nd secures success in any business. Advertise in The Examiner. The SHOOTING SEASON COMMENCES on MAY Ist and CLOSES on JULY 81st, both days inclusive. License Fee for Cock Pheasants and Californian Quail, £l. Licenses may be obtained at the Principal Post-offices in the district. The Society oilers a reward of £2 2s, in addition to hall the line, to any person giving evidence which will lead to a conviction for illegal shooting. 0. A. FITZROY, 104tc Hon. Secretary. POISON LAID. NOTICE is hereby given that Poison has been laid for Dogs on the Hon. J. D. Ormond’s and the Broomfields properties. All dogs discovered on the properties will be shot. JOHN HARRIS, Manager for Hon. J. D. Ormond. GEORGE PEEBLES, Manager for S. Bolton. Chamberlain’s a™liv"r Tablets OOB&ECT .DISOJiDiiiiS of tt* ,STOMACH A PROPOSITION FOR THE BOYS. START IN BUSINESS ON OUR CAPITAL! WE want every boy in Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand to unite for our great BUSINESS PROPOSITION. Every boy should have a business of his own. All be requires is brains I and push— -we furnish the capital. You take no risk. This proposition is for boys who want to get on in the world and will work ; wo have nothing to offer a lazy boy. This offer is in connection with the circulation of The Bed Funnel—the largest, most interesting, best illustrated magazine in the British Empire. For all particulars apply at his Office. Q 1 Chamberlain’s f CURE BILIOUSNESS
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Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3871, 9 May 1906, Page 1
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