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The
Bush
Advocate
Jliyi^l^ll, ORMO
AND WAINUI DISTRICT ADI^E3IBER.
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BAJ^ETIBEE, HAWSE'S;BAT?;..^Z,m .TUESIJAY, MARCH 25, 1890.
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EOYAL OAK HOTEL
TAUTANE VILLAGE SETTLE"
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sottlers in the above clistricfc,:and
Generally,
to i}ie.Travelling
thatjiis Kew Hotel i» now. open for
business,and that: FIRST CLASS
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for Man and Beast^
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pf
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;=^'siEL^B»iiGiiw&« Alterat^pnstomy
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been laid in and patrons may rely
pn&io, genwWly, upon being WELL SERVED.
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BusinessNotices.
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Pahiatua),
to inform the Inhabitants
of Danevirke that he has
opened the splendid
BEGS
rpIHE undersigned begs
to
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Good Stabling...Horses onHire
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OPPOSITE
RAILWAY STATION,
DANEVIRKE.
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WRIGHT begs to call attennounce that he is now prepared
2T» tioh to bis well-appointed
BILLIARD ROOM
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to supply every description of,
address, where by attention to busiMr ALLARDICE'S
ness he hopes to still merit, the
MASONIC HOTEL, HOUSE BUILDING TIMBER support he Has received in the past
And has fitted up the room with
Rough pr Dressed,
MEAI/S AND BEDS 1/, .every convenience for the ,
at,lowest possible prices.
BOARD AND LODGING
Amusement of Patrons.
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.£l-0-0 PER WEEK.
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JOSEPH CHICKEN,
WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER
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BOARD WITHOUT LODGING :
H. CARLSOtf,
15S PER WEEK.
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Proprifitor Mangatera Sawmill.
G.W. also begs to call attention to
his BAKERY -BUSINESS. Having
secured the services of a First Class*
"]', Baker,
DANEVIRKE
who has had the manageof one of the best businesses
wa^house & ment
in; papier, he can , confidently reWOOD WARE FACTORY.
commend all his Goods as being of
caßk
Class,Quality.
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RYAN,i.Tautane Village
a Large and Varied
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Stock of Furniture for the Conveni- A GoodAssortment of Small Goods
Always on Hand.
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Country, than GROWN HOTEL NOESE- T
the public generally. A single
Wedding and Birthday Cakes to
district.
on
the
Deferred
System,
Payment
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obtained-ytin the "Order.
CIVIL ENGINEER,
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AND BAIN.
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NAPIER.
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MR. RYAN also conducts a
OPPOSITE THE
will
Store,
and the same
be Railway Station, Orraondville.
General
;found to be WELL'STOCKED with
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LARGE
chandise, Drapery and Boots and
Silver;iJewellery always on
Household Ware. r
view, which will be sold cheap for
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WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
IRONMONGERS,
PROPRIETOR..
Plans and Specifications prepared
INSPECTION INVITED.
mHE UNDERSIGNED begs to and Estimates Supplied for Local
A large stock of
Sashes, Doors, Verandah Brackets,
announce that he has purchased Bodies,and Contractors.
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&c, &c, on hand,
the aboveCOMMODIOUS HOTEL
Carved and turned work a specialty.
withall stock and furniture. This
DOLBEL & C 0.,
A. L. GORDON,
Hotel has theBest Accommodation
COAL AND
MAIN -STREET DANEVIRKE;
MERCHANTS,
FIRE
WOOD
of any house in the district.
GIFFORD & 00.,
AND SHIPOWNERS,
Good Stalling and Paddock
SPIT.
ShakespeareRoad, Napier,
. Accommodation.
DRAIN PIPES ALWAYS ON
;^akto iuT i:HE best
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Proprietor.
Shortest Notice.
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THE JUNCTION HOTEL
NORSEWOOD.
PROPRIETOR.
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DANNEVIRKE.
riIHE Proprietor begs to return ■jyrURTON AND TTTHITE'?
J. lv's thanks |p? the liberal
patronage,bestowed upon him since
the opening of his house, and de- |
HAWKE'S BAY
sires to assure the travelling public
that every attention will be given
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to the wants of thuae favoring him
with their patronage.
The Hotel is now thoroughly
stooked with everythingpi thebest.
Comfortable Bedrooms, a Splendid
Billiard Table, . and an excellent
causine enable the proprietor to
most desirable accommodajoffer the
tion to be found at a oountry
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"!'i BARTHOLOkEWBENNEHY,
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The woil4nown Athlete,
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LEMONADE,
GINGERBEER,
POTASH AND
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SHEEP-DIPPING
CHAMPION DIPPING PREPA
RATION.
FIRST PRIZE at the Canterbury Agricultural aad Pastoral
Society'sImportant trials,
November, 1887;
April to
TONIC WATERS,
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fire
"ZEALANDEIT RANGES,
2ft 9in, 3ft, and 3ft 6in, in sizes.
Requite no Setting..
<fee.
COBD/ALS AND LIQUERS,
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RANGES,
2ft 6m, 3ft, and 3ft 6in, in sizes.
For Burning Wood.
Having a Fireplace which can be
adjusted to take 2it lengths of wood.
Hastings-Street. Napier.
J. C. DAVIS,
BLACKSMITH & HORSESHQER,
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Next Makotuku Hotel.
CAREFULLY SHOD.
HORSESOfREPAIRS
All Kinds
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BARTHOLOMEW DENNEHY,
JUNCTION HOTEL,
GJ. ILLINGWORTH
AND UNDERTAKER"
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JOINER,
DANEVIRKE.
.Danevirke.
/-\GGIBEOTAX
V: iNAHER.
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Estimates given and quantities
made up for every class of werk.
HOTEL, Jobbing at Reasonable Prices.
Address: Miller's Road.
ACCOMMODATION,
Igfcfe'Uui Billiard Saloon
Bath Room, &c.
MKALS, ls;BED^,ls.
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DANEVIRKE BRICKYARDS.
QOUND, well-burnt BRICKS
RETAIL
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MONGEES.
HASTINGS-STREET,
always on hand at lowest ruling
prices.
Estimates supplied for all descrip-
Work.
in Time for Early Train. tions of Brick
J. F, WELLS.
OTNDBHSON, Propribtob.
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WHOLESALE AND
Settlers
NAPIER,
Main Street,
Danevirke!
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2. If subscribers order the discontinuance* of their periodicals, the
publisher may continue to send
them until arrears are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect to continue to take their periodicals, from
the office to which they are directed
theyare.held responsible until they
have settled their bills and ordered
them to be discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other
places without informing the publisher, and the papers are sent to
their former direction, they are res-
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Every description
of Windsor
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Fancy
Chairs.
to inform the Ladies'
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and
Cane-work, French Polishing. '
rounding Districts, that she lias
received the FIRST CONSIGN- Repairs neatly executed on shortes
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MENT OF AUTUMN GOODS &
for
MILLINERY, amongst which will Large and varied Stock on hand
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selection' at Wholesale or . :
"be found
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retail prices.
LADIES- HATS and BONNETS
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WATCH and CLOCK MAKER,
Danevirke.
call attention
WOULD
lot of FANCY
GOODB hehas just
com-
to a
very superior
openedup,
prising :-Ladies' Russian Leather
Bags, Work Boxes, Japanese Cabinets, Fancy Baskets, Shell Goods,
and Brackets. Also, Dolls of every
description, and a large assortment
of Toys. E.P. Ware, suitable for
ponsible.
Wedding Presents. Fancy Clocks,
The
courts
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have
decided
that
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refusing to take periodicals from i and Jewellery of the newest designs.
the office, or removing or leaving
An unlimited assortment of
them uncalled for, is prima facie BIRTHDAY & XMAS CARDS
evidence of intended fraud.'
just suitable for forwardingby the
6- Any person who receives a
nextHomo Mail.
newspaper and makes use of it,
whether he has ordered it or not, is AN INSPECTION INVITED.
held inlaw to be a subscriber.
7. If subscribers pay in advance
NORSEWOOD.
they are bound to give notice to the
publisher at the end of their time if
J. T. WILSON, Storekeeper,
has been appointed Agent at
they dp not wish to continue taking Norsewopd
it, otherwise the publisher is authorfor the Advocate, and
ised to send it in, andthe subscriber Subscribers will please call at his
for their papers.
will be responsible until an express Store
Mr O. ERICKSEN is Agent for
notice, with payment of arrears, fs ' the upper portion of the Townshsip ,
sent to the publishers,
as before.
MR
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- Trees^ worked . o^iMaieti^p
and Spy Stocks at' Sps"
O^oMfl
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extra. abiSiig, 'will l>eartho
Jru&tKe3i
first year 100s per^OO.
rPeac^es^S
Pears, Plunis, Ap^cpt^
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Nuts'; 'at' l§p:jibr 'dp&fti
Gooseberries, of best\Prize
ties, at 4s, os, and is:b& .pqr'^itri^S
'[ doz. ;:V
Easpberries
Sorts,
of
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&c,
3s,
;'PINUSINSIGNJS, r&c,M
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of the most fashionable shapes,
6 IVTEW. ZEALAND MAIL,' 12 to 18 inches,15sper 100, i^'caiges^
feathers,
20 to 3.6 inches,25sper:iop^cas«
Wellington
Jli
fboWers,
WeeklylJaj)er)
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catt be' had
,' the . Advocate
aigrettes,
<"'"<</
15. 018 ihbhes,
GLOVES, &cM. &c, Stationery Depot.
20tb 26 inches, 15s^ac^iEucMes^
24s^:Jacfe^m oases?^
CHILDREN'S HATS,
PUBLISHED-Harding's
2?ss, papkedincased
in^s,
JUST
rt^?^s
TOQUES,
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ALMANAC
for 1890. Price, IF BALLEDCOST PRIO^.OM^I
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TAM
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;Two Shillings. On sale at Advocate ■■■ v:
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OfiAE^Bif'BABIES DRESSES,
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Stationery Depot.
Nursery Stws;"fgf',Lowp
other.
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BOY'S TUNICS.
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African Box Thorn 10s per lOOoV ;^
Lessons given in Crewel, Arrasene,
"MAKOTUKU.
Barberry, 10s per 1000.. #; :. """'"...";5
and wool Flowers. .
J.G. having one of theJe&fc an4^
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LADIES & CHILPREN'S .
Ornamental Trees, Bhrubs7\Plants;
Underclothing Ma^e to Order GENERAL STOREKEEPER and &c, eyerplaced before; the Public,^ "I
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DRAPER,
DANEVIRKE CITYBUTCHERY
i^iEORGE WARD has the
VJT pleasure to announce that he
has purchased this well-known business from Mr Sebley, and will
continue to supply nothing but
THE PEIMEST MEAT
SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY?
GL WAED,
CITY BUTCHERY,
Main-Street, Danevirke.
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invites all those who cbirtemplate^
planting this coming seasonito.visit S 3
to announce that h& has his Nurseries prior to givingoi7-''£
on hand FULL STOCKS of promising their Orders
slsewiereV
Town Agent -Mr J. H,
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BEGS
Drapery,
Clothing,
Hosiery,
Fancy Goods,
Toys, etc.
GROCERIES
OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION
Emerson-streut, Naper. ? ; / ;;-=
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time for planting and seed-sowing. .;
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HATELOi3K NUESEEIES
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PLANTING SEASON. 188^.,:'J?.
GEEAT EEDUOTION IN
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theTara-,
GILBEED,
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that Hawke's Bay Settlers" can pro- ;
cure their trees cheaper *and better -■■;;■
by buying from him than by send- ::
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ing their money but of the province '.-.- >
and having to pay heavy freights;
&c, which add from 25 'to 75 pet
PETTEEBON,
J.
NEW JAMS.
,k^"f \
cent to the first cost.
FRUIT,
Etc.,
NEW
Etc.
Experience
has
shown that trees V
SHOEING
grownin themo^st southern climate
FORGE,
A Choice Selection of
will not clo so wellin this province"
as -those locally grown.,, Over ;
NoitSEWOOD.
TOBACCOS AND PIPES 500,000 trees,.&c, offered at the \
following low prices :
HORSES PROPERLY SHOD.
In Variety,
Strong Clean APPLE TEEES,
ALL BLACKSMITHS' WORK
At Prices that should command
worked .on Blight Proof Stocks :
Ready Sale.
per doz; 80s per 100.
128
EXECUTED
PEAES, PLUMS, and QUINCES,
first-class trees.- 12s per doz
AT MODERATE RATES.
EOSES, Budded Trees.— 9s 'per
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Arrangements have been made for
doz; 60s per 100,
Trial Solicited.
a Weekly Supply of
CIJPEESSUS MAOEOOAEPA—
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24;t0 30in 25s 100 ) Balled,up if
W.M. NEWTON "& CO.
;18 ■:,$. 24in 24s „ required aat
FRESH FISH,
22 „ 18in 15s
j Cost Price.
HAVE JUST LANDED
be delivered throughout EHUBAEB, splendidlot of roots—
Which
will
PER"GLAMIS" AND"AUTAthe District
3s to 6s per doz.
FAGABTA," FROM LONDON
GOOSEBEEEIEB,
fine
stuff~.4s.
to
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6s per dbz.
Breakfast Sets from 32/6
AFEIOANBOX THOEN~IOs per
Tea Sets from 11/6
Orders promptly attended to.
1000 and all other nursery stock'
Dinner Sets. 46 pees, from 27/6
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at squally low rates.
.Toilet Sets from 9/6 each
STATIONERY.
in
All the latest shapes and designs.
Inspection invited. Catalogues "
post
and
School
Requisites
Stationery
free. Cost price only charged
INSPECT OUR SHOW ROOMS.
In Stock,
for packing and balling up when
required. Free delivery to Napier
And For Sale at
W.M. NEWTON & CO.
Rates.
and Hastings.
Cheapest
Possible
now hold the largest and
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AGENTS:
bestassorted stock of China,
Agent
Mr.A.
for—
HAYWAED,
Danevirie
Earthenware,.and Glassware in.
Mji. ANDEEWS
AND
BEST QUALITY.
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STEA^
ING AND CHAIRFACTORY.
Comprising Ginger Wine, RaspAT MODERATE PRICES.
berry Vinegar, Lemon Syrup, Peppermint, Raspberry Balm, PineNote Above Address.
apple Spruy, Quinine Champagne,
Sarsaparilla, Bitters of all sorts,
TEWART'S AGENCY, TennyColonial Wines, Maraschino, Curason Street, Napier (opposite
coa, etc. . . , .
Herald office). For Sale and Wanted,
'Hotels, Stores, Farms, Station
NAPIER BOTTLING CELLARS, Properties, Businesses
of all kinds.
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'Loans negotiated. Money difficulShakespeare Road.
ties arranged and Bankruptcies Prevented. Valuations of all kinds
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F F 0 R D, made. Producesold on
commission.
WINE
Employers suited with all classes of
AND
Servants. Advertising Agency,
—NAPIER—
Buying, Forwarding, and Shipping Cups and Saucers from 3/6,4/6, 5/SPIRIT MERCHANT.
s
Agency. Address as above.
the dozen
Tumblers 4/6, 5/-, 7/6, 10/- the doz
Agent,for
Commission Agent, White and Gold China Egg Cups
James Speight and Co's Dunedin A. STEWART,
Late of Stewart and Gow,
1/- for 1 (]oz
Ales
Fancy China Qmdlo Sticks 1/-, 1/6,
Merchants, Otago.
2/-, 2/0 oach
(InHhds, Barrels, and Kilderkins
Sots of Fancy Painted Jtiga, 3 iv a
LOOK
OUT
FOR
CHEAP~^
Andrew Usher and Co/s
sot, 'J/6
FIREWOOD !
Old Vatted Glenlivet Whisky.
Nice Large Set of AVhito Jugs,
TRAVELING
Stabling Accommodation,
with l«ose boxes.
DANEVIRKE
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S.
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coa' or wood.
hostelry.
MANUFACTURED. BY
Speoial terms 'made for families MXr RT 0 N & WHITE,
»»dious Hotel in
visiting .Norsewood during the
NAPIER, N.Z.
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summer months. Capital stabling
andpaddock accommodation. Coach
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from the door to Ormondvillo three
DANEVIRKE,
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times daily. Communications by
his numerous post attended to.
WheTfe lie expects
P
and try
A. WRIGHT,
Friends to give him a call
Proprietor.
ais t;Excellent
SPIRITS,
AND
WINES"'
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Bottler of Dunedin, English, and
CAN deliver Maitai Firewood
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at 9s per cord anywhere in
Napier Ales and Stout.
ACCOMMODATION a rthur McCartney, TTENKY WILLIAMS
Danevirke for CASH ONLY.
SUPERIOR
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PUBLIC.
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who
do
give
Subscribers
not
Sitting andßed& SONS.
express notice to the contrary are
RICHARD WARNER, »
Napier
newly furrooms (dean, airy, and Baths,
considered as wishing to continue CARTER AND CONTRACTOR
and
their subscriptions.
aished), Hot and Cold
DANEVIRKE.
Onenedthisnew and Com-
Mrs. Hodder, «'
SOLE AGENTS:
FAMILIES
WAITED UPONFOR
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The New Improved Open and Close
ORDERS DAILY. .
Copper, andIronworkers,
SODAWATER,
DANEVIRKE.
J Gharles JBaddeley^
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Business Notices;
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for which theestablishment isnoted.
Hastings-Street,Napier.
A number in usealready in thedis
trict and pronounced unqualified
Manufacturers of ./Erated Waters success. ,
SIDEY AND BAIN,
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of all sorts, including
Plumbers,Tinsmiths,Tankmakers,
HAND
(MHfroi all
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Business Notices.
Business Notices.
.WRIGHT'S RESTAURANT AND
MANGATERA. SAWMILL.
E. S. CLARK
(Late
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Hush Advocate
Daily Telegraph
h: j;gilbeep,
taeadale ntjeseey.
Hawke's Bay Herald
A,
Eleventh Yeah ov Publi6ation.
Sugden,
HARDING'S 1890 ALMANAC
EAST COASTDIEECTOEY
GENERAL STOREKEEPER
3/-
Fancy Decorated Egg- Stands
Fancy Decorated Breakfast Cruets
Fane}' DoooratodChoose Stands &c,
MAKOTUKU.
So.
ENCOUKAGE LOCAL INDUBTRY.
AND LOCAL GUIDE.
,
W. M,NEWTON & CO.
A. B. THOMSEN,
INVITE INSPECTION, NO ONE
UPHOLSTERER,
SADDLERAND
PRESSED TO BUY.
NORSEWOOD TOWN.
Groceries at Lowest Cash Prices.
"WRITE FOR OUR PRIOE LIST
17VERY Description of SADDLERY AND HARNESS
"WINES— Port, Sherry,Australian. Hl
Made to Order. Repairs executed
WHISKY— The best in Napier, with neatness and despatch.
30/- per gallon
SPRING MATTRASS MANUFACTURE A SPECIALITY.
Go to W. M. NEWTON & Co's
and See.
— A.Come
for everything in
J). Thomsenis theoriginal
N.B.
Groceries, Wines and Spirits,
introducer of the Improved Spring
Ohinawaro, Earthenware, Glass- jtfattrass, Chair, and Sofa, whereby it
ware &c, for best value.
is rendered impossible for the springs
Goods Delivered FREE to Railway to become displaced.
Station.
Flower Pots at very Low Prices.
W.M.NEWTON & CO.
TTVR. y\ A V E N P 0 RT
Hastings Street, Napiek.
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Please note the Address:
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mHIS WOEK is now so well
JL known in all parts of tho
Colony as to need no description.
In the forthcoming issue the department of East Ooast Sheep
Eeturns, omitted last year, will be \restored, and, in all respects, the
standard of previous issues will be
maintained. Corrections andadditions to Directory and other local
information will be thankfully received by the Publisher.
Sold by Booksellers and Country
Storekeepers. Post Free from the
office to any New Zealand address
for Two Siiillik-gs.
Intending advertisers will j)leasft '
address their announcements to
E. COUPLAND HAEDING,
Publisher, Napier.
-
FEIZE ALES.
Joseph Ruhtze,
(of woodville) «■
WILL VISIT DANEVIRKE
EVERY
TTTTHITE SWAN BEEWERY,
BEEWEK, WEST OLIVE
WEDNESDAY
NAPIEE,
"
ORDERS FROM THE BUSH
Accompanied
And may bo Consulted at
BADDELEY'S HOTEL
At 11 o'clock.
With Remittance
VVoedville Address
Proprietor,
Promptly Attended To.
Is per pa ck
Advocate Stationery Depot,
PLAYING
,Cards,
■■*'.:
G. H. S WA N,
... Grey Street
TO BUTCHERS.
"
OE
notice.
-r ;^;
MONDVILLE Subscrifcb; S
whose papers were leftWTO^
Wrapping Paper For.Sale
Cheap at the AdvocateOffice. "Me G«oo«'a Store. : "- vv: :"
CLEAN
."
v^i^l
rtwrm .Tvrrsmr
MAnniflfi. IR9O. .
Mr:.Tavlor,haß been elected Chair"- -^ ttoedelith i^V^nndu'hci|dsin::tKe''ga'bl
AiwrinATHß!
tttt^tiav
tially as far as. jjossibie,,keeping
- inview
:
of course, thematerial fea-; man of the Woodville Borpugh.Licien
'
Business Notices;
r
'M&
:^M£Moti of
i- atltariaa^Styriai of Henry deTour- :iot^
aMoft;^:iijaf|ly:filied -by,&^§mhMJi
tor
the
murder
of
Committee, '-'^h.
*jjlejw#hk>se;
:
r'
tHilv
"in&
S
greatest
tures that afford the
like^.
'^-l
bv'pushiiig of pic^l^sMifcpcl tl|© l|fej:p^nra?
the profitable inyestmeirt j Spmjeof.tfefforagft&i g.&ttlersihac"4
' '
lihood
for
'
"
over
inthe Tyrol,
W'pcecipic*
r
of the Society's funds either f<Mv unpleasant;::experiences dtiHng$ tin£ fcajised,k grpftt;Bon?ation 10 years ago. icorri»nni#bn3^yitli the;Jpp|i9l^ key, anci notably the SultAD^^jnK
;- ■F^RUAKT, 1890.
qOTp
fS&r JohnKiHfti^;
fish or fowl. "We shall watch the Jbusfcifires.
in Austria, flbwnofg a f|f yards off, and:tlfeirefore
fe being
OI
-a letter tcL '£and
of the Tociety with in-, hid fbad,-lr»s -forwarded
of
guilty
movements
found
murdering: needed ho Attention frofla the,palace ■Qne;'day:sitting^
Belief Committee ii; his wife, with the object of
thtfiush
Fires
;
gaining servants.. Tirebnly access to the court .a^reat'-oralfttz-^nk^^Sl^inl^Klilwii
and
it
has
terest,
meanwhile
our Which he states that he and his wif<
.OS^ONimLL]
possession
property,
of
her
and
was was through small bronze;doorleadbest
wishes
for
successful
LAND,
operESTATE,
and
GENERAL
Refuge
during
had to take
in a swamp
MAKOTUKU,
NORSEWOOD,
ing from:oneA'bf
septencedjtQ
chain!
iinpris^oment
fprjjife.'
£„
ation.
'
the firqsf and that his wife wap Jrargt
itEe|Hkfeffilik.^iad= o&this<tli«*
.bfirsM
f6lf6win|,ltol#'
of
,He
i>
nepk
jxd
pi?;
&tm/;
loitfadmi
Wite
$ja&
.
.v
; ,COMMISSION: AGENT ;
the.
.
alone hadthe key. The palace
.
v
of his furniture and ciothes,|one stackz tion refreshment-rooms, is told by the Sultan
Ghiraghan:-* was; ;thej Sultan's*
of—
Vo-MILE-iuSH-'DISTRiar;'
_of
*,0at5,,.20.chains..of fencing, dairyi* Dunadin Herald :^A"gomowbapurl^
...
7 utensils, cojyhpuse, -three, outhouse^,, lookingcountryman ;sloiiched>iniand favourite residence, and towards,!^
ACCOUNTANT, VALUATOR&o.
r^ a.-'.,.
-^-:CffiNEiALLY;-,
of his life, when misfortunes*
".. -'■
During thismonth of February tb "cajptand harness, and 30acres of gtess,, lureheai into -k seat
-the nearest close
were thickening ground himj^wM
number of arrivals in the colony wa' etc. He also added that he,,,-had,jQIJafeile.., jQne<,of thel,"«nic«^yiDUri#< in*
tKe liabit \6l withdrawing himself
DANEvriKE.
1537, and the number- of departure "pour water-"over .his, wTfe to preventt
swtiotf\ctaftattendan t sprites from public -life for many days to-; host,;m .mu^^inqtiirySpJliillSinl^^l
maidens".
r
ihe billof fare before'him.' He
1600. Oflthe arrivals249 were from th her being frar tied to death.
and, concealed within! the smQed gtiitly^amisa&,-^Mfplip
United Kingdom, 587 from -Not
oeked in uttti' astonishment first at. ether, would
old
Mdme.
Arabella
Poor
Goddard
remain deafalike to the
1
Wales,
arenv
South
from
am
."»,
Finding
581
[ itand-thenjaf her.
:
Victoria*'
she did shrewd councils
correspondent
London;
of
the
is,<the/
Midhat and the
; ";
from Tasmania. Of the depar
take this incomprehensible
thing, stern admonitionsofofKhisityraht
" Goon
learn, in not
jHus- is a private mattw.i Iciiinpt permit^^
on sales 64
a
tures, 128 Were for the United King Ohristchurch Star regrets to applicaaway,
finally
out,
he
blurted
V
you m^tpl^M^i^i^M^l
When
in
'these
moods
sein
Avni.
dom, 780 for Nftw South Wales, 591 sad straits for money. Her
Oi
didn't come 'ere to read. I
came
"
but you may judge; of thpirquaHty,'*
pension
accompanied
a
has
his
byj
tion
for
Government
Abdul
PROVIDERS have the pleasure of being ablet
BOOT
Victoria,
anji;
Aziz^
Staters;' He
for
and 19 for -Tasmania.
,tfat. beef.
CONDUCTED
wife', a young Circassian and with fhigj he hall raiiedJUh*^
been refused, but Mr y?.. Jl.,Smith,': .her^tto
i''~;-f-&L; announce to the inhabitants of the above districts that their effort
favourite
Mr A. S. B. Forater is gazettw offers to subscribe i&OQ of theBounty .^asjsoon fulfilling his destiny>
girl, and by an old negro,mut^, his ■wo<^en;eonf;<tfj:the\traj-a^dl^Qgiit%their COUNTRY ORDER DEPART THEOUG-HOUT the DISTRICT. Deputy-Sheriff
for Hawke's Bay,ant Funds to the testimonial whichMessrsi Norsewood wa?, gay on -Saturday constantvattendan.t, .passed day 'after -a glimpse of a confused mass of flash*
resulted
in
i
basis,
have so far
; '?MEITTupon an improved and extended
Deputy-Registrar of the Suprem< Chappell are organising. -It is riot soi the occasion being the raarriageVof dayshat'Jup in' tlie
vtng'jEfiiißi'jni k>pe,f Jwßsniipttedfißiir:
success, much greater indeed than the most sanguine mini Numerous Properties on my Books Court, as well as Clerk of the.Magis manyyears since that Madanie God- MissK-'Johanajsn 'to Mr L. Winger. \ What attta.ction the,mysteribu|courki
placecould have
;
£"'"-■ could have anticipated. , .
trate's Court andLicensing;. Commit dardtook^lQOO in,,fo«r
at; Pastor Nilsen tied the untieable knot, for htt^ramainetji
""'
-fcr-a' longtime a .Majini7aaaarter-#a*n||ltt?i^^^
for Private Sale.
tees. '.,,'.
;y::>/;-.?■>.: During the month of February, NOTA SINGLE DAY
.
:
and inthe. evening thf, happy event secret.' * AIHUat was Known;'was;that ■6a^afofe!§j^o^. ". ."■■.:;.-'r:^Hi:^«:
iv
■::...
Christchurch.
:
'to
Register
Open
Inspection
for
Edison, the demon inventor^ as h< ;;:The fluctuations of [business,. In wfs furmer celebrated^lby a danca,ins ,ititbV
were
av^coupte of armiS'"WITTIQVi: numeroua Country Orders being received, the numbe . ;
1
Intending Investors..
increasing itougbout the month. This is most gratifying
may,now be called, ;is turning kii tiis*statemaht before the Official As- the Town Hall,in which, about\.4o| chairs> -a-great tank-'of* wateryand
till 'pitst floating; onlthe water abroad plank of
'
wondrous abilities to a-channel whicl: signee, D. ,F. Erans, auctioneer, of,I' couples enjoyed themselves
of.'-'tlie'-&$. that our ,Qpoo!s. ar,e becoming more and^ mon
'■'""""
,cypress woodj; " Moreover, when after
INFORMATION ABOUT
willsecure to.his memorymore curses AuckEnd^ a bankrupt; stated that in Mdnight.
iov thei:
Danevirke.
blessings.
ya.z negro returned to his. Norsewood
these sesnces:
than
JHe
has
constructed
s
»yielded
Itis
rumoured
that
another
medihim an in3884 hisbusiness
'
fellows
heT was seen to »be sfiiverihg
which,
striking
Hpme
clock
instead
of
the
recently
likely
week,
cal.man
from
£20 to £30 per
is
do their level best iProperty^ijatheDißtiiot Supplied.
come
of
from
|iip^i|!Tlp(^
The returnma^li;V(§twfi|n%orßo■hour as all good old fashioned clock* but about the middle of 1887 the, to settle either at Norsewood or Or-' and exhausted, and wet to tho skin.
"
aJ|i^»dj- so largely
|ftl^^imJ^|nj^^^i^eft^fS^lj^fe^f-Jbh^;
vrood;and our!lo'c#l clu^e!entuatedi, ':
should/,
,
Js
to
shout
?it.
But
worse
mondville.
suddenly
began
collapse
lengtji
qutrT-ljow,
w^q
to
'
At
itleaked
business
those who haye no;
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
than that, it may bemade to call any- through a panic in land, and it had : Meetingof Committee of Horticulr sliall sayI— but a thbusaftd pryfnig
.
calling
hour,
of the benefits of our new: system, to favour vit
till
any
keep
one at
and
gone/fromTba& tq w&rse ever since. turaKrSociety
,%t/;Mitjcd(luku this women werjp;eager for the discovery— resulted
"
that we do ai»
i
Agent for
the lazy one gets up. There will be He'had turhe&4ia'attention
witiia trial"order, when they will at once be convincedCountry
to furni- 'eT'ening.' " ;.;_ ;'
the''ehtr^nce to'the
„
..
\^ti: that tfii^wds
Buyer!» New ZealandInsubanoe Company. something veryexasperatinginhaving
cay, namely, JDellver our Goods into the handsof
selling, which proved a faUure \'';treasury;* The ,negro was seen, the
ture
tan's
Atthe sittidg iji" Bankruptcy V«»- presumably'through the robf,;to dive,
■:'
a piece of machinery mechanically
ITlEXAOTLY THE SAMEBATESAS PAID BY.THE BEBIDENTS OP NAPIERITSELF
..first
!
debtor^!liabilities --terday;a
diadhargc wasgranted W Mr,
yelling at one to get up outi of bed, f/fromthe
in excess ofithe
F C. W. BIERRE,
amounted to
V^J:i^,;v^hen goods are not received: according to Order, they can b<t(>)
ths>bbttom>ofthe tahkf-andvwihile
were Very* i»M)^Bfwtwjr '",;^deed..■?
Burme«ter,Bf case]was ad- 1 to
that
b»
froWned
into
and
cannot
assets
aQnie.^ijank
securities,
therft;
and
his
total
were
-DANEyi^JCE.
appstrCntlyiw.orked
DSi^^rnei;^and tiie^ money will at once be refunded if desired, but
When thelDanevirke team arrived
ourned owiiig to the iljfness of !Mr
silence, nor v frightened by; violent
other; macljine^.;f,The,
:■"';
oi
-\
j■orf
sSl^^|i|;pos^i^^i6rr^» orders should contain 'full particulars
no
Lascelles.
" "
language. ;.I,t is prettjr, certain,'Kow- £lZ6.<.t/ tty.':;y/.^or-ld,
. , . , ~"
'to'bk tii^e^but afte'r,;repeatea,divings pared, and our
;with -tlie aid:
. .;.
The New York
.
||^i^^^a^;dM»j6'f-go^>e^
ever, that Mary Jane,) title domestic, :
men hadto gopros. Mr J., Nprdlof inyites tenders for* theiieIrosS4'atlength in the centre ;" f.pe6iing:';fol3afof ffigures: obtained irbni tho State
willcontrive to damageits oratorical Treapurerß ;throughout
falling, cr.dsscuttipg^and'hauling at the basin a smail'roiind tower ofiron/
r;
countcyj,
list)
:
>^c'
; A
fEEiCE
powersbefore ithas
many has compiled an estimate
.
Matamau Sawmills. '"'.:'[ '.
'" palled
As the tower slowly roseiabove ithe having found .one were' compelled
"-"' 'y her ;'"'',"
of the
7/6,8/6, 9/(
times, "■'
SsplfinWßl^ehers^plain and nailed, 4/11 Women'sOordbtanßahnorals,
'.']- '/
;t
and to turn
are,
glad
-to,
We
:
present wealth of the United States,
learn that the water, th? Sultan?became morerojind
Women's French CalfBalmorals,9/6,10/( The Bush Advocate.
Shooting Bootß, 9/U
iliSlM^nfi
JSf^iled
round
and
gaol
.any
All
the
warders
excited.
He
ran
damage
bjr
at
Johannesfire
to
assistance
whatever
tramway
the
marvellous
since
Mr
Walking
Shoes,
showing^
Boots,best quality, Women's Calf
8/6
increase
Grants
ip&n^NalleaShooting
his,
han<isi and
burg have been discharged. The 1880. The actual wealth of
hot'so great as wasat first' silpposeq, tfie basin clappipg
;
Boot?,7/6
V
Women
t^e pdun- is'
'
" ?aStrong LeatherLace
oss&3&ls'^-~r/:
The Advocate is published.every Tues- authorities have put up' with a good try at present is put; at'the enprmous
only some 10 or 12 chains having been calling' to the mute who,being under |
i^ffi|^p^"
Shooting;Boots;10/6, 11/6 . 8/6-."':;.
day, Thursday,and Saturday, and circu- deal from these people, but thereis a
;
'■■
hear
and
when
the
,----'■
water,
could
destroyed.
not
ei^SOjOOOjOOpdpls,
of
an
ShpbtiiigBootei 14/6
some, conflideratioii
Wonien'B Strong'Leather Elastic Boots lates
sum
increase
caorse
throughouttheBush districts, itis limit to all things.; Allowingprison;exhausted man rose to the s.urfaee,, on ttUsdeserye
7/11,8/6
Iml^iliStrwW&teirtightßddts; 9/6, 10/6
of 17,000,00d,06()dols since 1880. Ten It willbe seen! frotp our advertise-, 'Urgeid
acc^unt^pto
-i^^pp^^bf
advertising,
■the
best
medium.
Scale
for
him!to fjirtnerekertionsUW|ieh hoped
|iH?illtt?«f WatertightBoots,'best quality,12/6 Women's LevantLaceupBoots, 7/9, 8/6 casual notices, 3s per inch first insertion; era but on parole during the evening years ago it Vas e'stitiiated that thd mentcolumns that theRev.Mrißater-1
that
iirnen
:,■
above
the
another
Shoes,
length
appeared
,:
Evening
3/6,
4/6,o/6,
at
the
door
tei&i.'
7/(
or sweethearts .IJnited States :Were rich:enough to son,of Napier, whose reputaiaori as a
y|^«!«tdai£;ElastiCßide;Bo6ts, 9/6 \ /Women's
2s perinch subsequentinsertions. Stand- to see their friendsqession-.
Boots, 7/11, Women's Leather Slippers,2/11, 3/6
eagerness knew .yisits th(^m itie^rt,^^paji|:smm>'~surface
any
seems
to
be
a
con
that^
the
Elastidside
''
buy
entire
Russian
and
TurkSultanas
3,
ing
6,
or 12 months
out the
preacher and lecturer is. well known,
advertisements for
■"''" : :''/ ': -'
bounds; r With 'his owa hands ihe litde effort to redeem vlaft^SatUr- /
Wbinen'B Calfskin Elastic Shoes, 4/6
warder who was' human'should' have ish Empires, a gPod part of
as per, arrangement,.
willpreach in tlii Datie'virke Presby- no
Elasticsides, 12/6, 14/6" . Women's Tennis (Shoes, b/11, 4/ir :
with;
tips
been
that
aided
his two companions to bridge daj?s^mißtakes. The,wiolc6fc»layed ":
satisfied
for the
jEurope, Italy,
subscription is 6s 6dper quarter;
South terian Church on Sunday next, morn- with the
Women's KidButton Boots,7/6 to11/6 .forThe
%#Msn?|:Calf BalnforaTßobts, 9/6, 10/6
cypress plank the space besystem
must
Africa,
charge
in
is
accrued
from
the
have
was purely a^ Bowlep^a^■= ;
year
America,
1
advance
the
£1.
and
South
and
still
,
,
ing
'ff
and evening On Monday hewill tween the margin and the doorstep, upon
quality, Women's KidLaceupBoots,9/6,10/6, 12/6 Postage Is 6d per quarterextra.
Ciit
best
MZMffiß
Balmoral
BootsV
been,
prodigious
indeed.
But
when
money
pocket
They
good
haveJots
of
leftf
batting
nfr
;^aa |implyim^wibleV
deliver
<
Women's GlazedKid Walking Shoes, 8/6 .
of hispopular lectures,the' and,r running a,crqssj unlocked the
n"l2/6 to 17/6 Shoes,,7/6,
Subscribers will confer a favour by warders and prisoners took to'going were then 276,000,000d018 richer than subject one
l
?
,
,
:
|it|Kn'^pilfVVftlk{ng
Appendediire^ho
to be announced later.
scores:-i«/6,1076
9/6Tennis
tower,'
paperdoes
notifying
Manager
the
if
the
entered
the
and
re
night
down
town
at
-to
drink
and
play
littie^ddbrV
Shoes,
Britain,
country
1
and
Great
the
richest
of
2,
K|33|#>'Sirorig Leather Slippers, 3/9
Maids'
8/6.
due;
not
come
round
when
A
dance
leather
place
heavy
will take
in the turned laden with a
billiards together, the thing proved jthe.Old World:; ■'[ *,<yiZY\
NORSEWOOD. s
mgsM£ Oalf;Elastic Shoes, 6/6
Maids' HighlegLaceup Boots, 6/11, 7/6
The job Printing Department is fur- too much for the gaol governor.
Danevirke. Town Hall on
sack, clutching which he seated himIst iNNiNda.
"
Wstis%&upft Slippers, 2/iI
Maids' Leather Elasticsides,"1 and2, 7/6 nished witha
clip
following
assortWe
the
item
from'
a
2hi>lnkihos.
complete
new and
" On Sunday, Dec. 'night.
self in one of the arm phairs.^ Then " 0.Engelbretsen,
lg^^;thi?^trbhgNailed Boots,Ito 5, 6/6 Maids' Slippefs-Goatskin,2/11
Bargh 2 p aid b
Some
orchards
in
the
Palraerston
machinery, whichenable
*'
*
ment
of
and
Home
:—
\>
type
paper
"
'
spread
Boots,
plates,
toe and heel
before him on the mar'blVwere
: j
|fep^uth"s» Strongbailed Shooting Bpots, 1
Girls' School
;y^ ;W«rard/O .; '
"'
;
work of first quality to be executed at district are said t6 be returning to Bth, a tame jackdaw flew into TodV
w
i-i
finely
$ffi&£'ffiLm- -v.;-'.-~'. :■"■■".■.■■ ' . 7 t0 9,4/6 ""«
large
two
skins
of
dressed
leaTorkuwn,
J.
o
Hair*
per acre. 'One dington cht^rch before the time, for Confirmation at Mako- ther,
their owners
feTputh*^liMticsidoßoot?, Ito 5, 7/11 Girls' School Boots, do do 10 to 18, 6/6 moderate prices.J. H. CLAYTON,.
these the Circassian and kins,b#Bargh ..0 riofeout..' 2
and on
orchard,of four acres, produced ,£450 service, and
air efforts tpget rid pf
7to 9, 4/11, 10 to 18,
emptied
Wfetpaths'i^prcl Shoes, ;toft 7/6
bag
Girls' Sunday.Boots,
the
conteuts
of
'
the mute
Proprietor. worthor fruit,chieflyapples', last year. him were fruitless. He, however,
tuku.
'H. Gawon^ c Header^ IbHajTrtxd
0 "
gH'Boys^BiroiJg NailedLace Boots,10 to 18, / 5/ll: V C
,
after bag of precious stones.- -The son, b Hayward
<*
.■■■:-.'.. !
:-;<*■'■"■ -W
:
exceedingly
Elaaticsides,
4/11,
10
behavedhimself
well
till
9,
"\*-:
Girls'
7to
to
'®^Wtiss
Calf
chiefly, diamonds, emeralds, Mon^eit|i,;b.HaTwftrd J.,
' fa Hayward 0
THE MAILS. Rumours are going about that the theendof morning prayer, when he
On Sunday last His Lordship the jewels,
13,5/11 :
seeking a fresh conrubies,
shap.es,.(juali- J.olsa6i 'b BargV ".
Premier
intends
and
were
of
all
:
Bishop
Waiapu
of
Shoes,;
10
to
attended
at
Mako9,
4/11,
top
IJBpys^uhdayBoots, 7to 9, 4/6
Garforth, o MpOarGirls.'Leather
7 to
of the ,tuku,
'
at the next election. We took tip his perch on the hymn
sizes'. Some wereiri settings 0.thyj
runout.. 5
Mails are despatched daily,fromDane- stituency
and adnpqisterecl Confirmation iites andevidently
Ki'Bby^ElasticsideBoots, 7to 9, 4/11; 10
13, 6/11 ,
sang,
organ, and joined in the
bHayward" "
1 ..\ ■;[■
good
torn
(Wanganui
girdles,
have*
some
from
;
,Chrqni6le)
Waipukurau,
:
virke
:
a.m.
Wai"
7.30
for
;
following
;
4/6,
13,
10 to
to the
candidates
:— Misses
Jp^^O;l3i s/1i:..-:V:":."..■"..■■
Girls' Kid Shoes, 7to9,
Harris,
'";"'.
thesermon,
5/0
T.
run
oat
out,
cry,ing
before.
"Come
from sword ,beltsr or from tiaras.There A.Englebretsen,oßad- Q. b Bargh i "
Hastings, and Napier, and 3 p.m. grounds for knowing that\ Sir Harry on
KidElasticsideBoots,:4yil
Girls'Morocco Elasticsides, 4 to 6, 4/6, 7 pawa,
on!" during the whole S. Frieberg, F. Sugden, P.Jaf man,L. was a great bundle
!
Comenorth;
for
12
noon
for
people
all
stations
Atkinson!
will
not
desert
'the.
of fine silken deley,b Haywardi 3 bHayward
Plank,E.'Fcrward,Makotuk'u*; Misses
to 10, 5/6
Shoes,.4/11, 6/6,
ISWomeri'B-Kid Walking
/;: 6
frequently
interrupted
He
the
time<
"
;
,and
Tahoraite,
Woodvilie,
long
him,
towels,
all.stations
so
to
loyal
deep
:i ""■"■;-■■
■■■
■■
whohave
stood
embroidered
with
.a
"■■""^■
M.
Webb;>Oi;mondChrißtoffersen,
Kuhtze
and
C.
Hay-./
b
'
Wiif:'r-,: ,' : "i 'y' "''■ "
4v
o Baddefej, "
south ; 7.80 p.m^ ,Woodville, and for unless tbey;should themselves signify rector in the earlypart of the sermon, ville;
border of pearls, carbuncles, and dia. -,Packer,
Miss
JE.
Papatu
;
and
fobz^t^M'
o
perfectly
Tuesday,
Thursday,
but
afterwards
remained
and a desire for a change. It is hardly
*« i~
There were small agate boxes HirAndersen, oHenderinStock, and ranging Maharahara
Miss A. Olsen, JSTorsewood. The monds.
!^to/^-^4T^S.'pF-BTSAP
Now
afc 7.30 .p.m. The Weber mail probable,,
left
r.v'bßara
0
quiet.
congregation
-When'
the
Saturday;
disclosed,
which,
opened,
huge
however,
that
he
will
be
whan
a
son,
:
b Hayward
afterwards gave an address,
0
-iiii"ip^f::^l^^::r-2-to 5, 1/r, 1/9, 2/6, 2/9. 4 to 6, ploaeaatDaneyirke at 7.ls a.m.Mondays, able personally to , conduct such a the church, "Jack," who evidently Bishop
ruby
wrapped
in cotton. 0. Laraen, not out
his text, Proverbs 23, 26th diamond or
1 oMcCarthy,
fei^^>laiu;toes^ 2/li, 7to 9, 3/6 ; l
0
to 13, 3/11 ; 4to 6, indestrubtible andis dueback at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
likes company, :left too..This bird, taking for
r
campaign as he did last time.
There wereemeralds that hadformed
!
bHayward 1
"My
.
V
verge,
give
thy
.heart,
son
me
great
and
is
with
the
w
wljo
Maids'dittd,
2,
sizes 1
a
favourite^
$§M&ti<stf/H?lp&i 4/6 > IP tol3, 5/6 ;
6/6.
single stone a dagger-hilt, rubied
each
Extras
l
3
BY AUCTION.
let
thint
Colliery,
Pontyayes
my^ways."
SALES
TheDonerch
near
and
observe
parish,
during
children of the
the
|pl-3rßOlN[^
SpET,
ifor;knocking downnails or doingrepairing, 2/6
pool, Monmoutb, was the scene of a summer paid frequent visits to.'the He reminded his hearers that there bigenough to havebeen cut in th>
-;eaM>*jj
SNAILS,
quantities
Total
and BIDETS sold in small
of a box to hold a vsrse of the
io
Monday,March 81.— -Bakerand Tabuteau, terrible disaster on February -6th,
Wsfr
'
should belove as Well as obedience, form
W-^;-\ to^ suit-LEATJaERi
Koran, broken fragments of ivory—
purchasers. PEERLESS GLOSS, por bottle, 4d. SATIN at their Booms, Tennyson street! when an explosion occurred by which National School."
so
that
the
obedience
.'
DANEVIRKE.
*.
would
be
the
\
,120 lives were lost. About 400, men The Medical Record says:— The result of love. A yielding of things sword-hilts perbaps-r-encrusted ;with W. H.>Hawkin'Sj ¥
bottle, ed/^YOEROLB, per bottle,-1/-. NUBIAN Napier,propertyin JDanevirke.
TftM,, 7 '
Monteith^
filbert),
undoubtedly
(each
is
due to some because we could not help them was diamonds
the sizeof a
F.J. Popplewell,b Monteith ;. ./ 1'
i^^?lL#GK^o,.per bofcfcle, if. MAORIBLACKING, per bottle; l/T
are employed at the colliery (says the influenza
micro-organism
(each,
beads)
floats
'in
qf
which
the
98
A.HaywardMcand b J..Ql&pn
chaplets
He;
,
correspondent
resignation
London
of the Argus), air,
obedience.
with.^ or carbuncle^, M.
-ft
SpfeTSIANB^HOES OF ALL KINDS MADE TO MEASURE.
ex- rubies, oflapis, lazuli,'
TUESDAY, MARCH 25.
infects the human, horted themnot
Henderson-, run oiit':
and
which
■'*'*'
"
give
andof
these
some
250
descended
to
to
God
4
hearts,
their
_
|||^;;^;^^';REPA£RiNG- ;Neatly:Done at the Lowest Rates.
4—
:
black
J.
pearls;
system,
but is generally killed in so and to love him, when their obedience and of
there were marfen McCarthy, b Garjforth
the
bottom
at 6 o'clock in the morn"'l7
■"■! .AliL 'o^DEß;S;mußfc"'bi6 accompanied withOASB!.
Pierce gales and heavy rains are .ing. Of these 160 went into Cook's doing. For influenza is but slightly would spring from love, like
run out
n
their for holding the coffee-pot,of agate, of J. Bargh,
:
will be paid againreported from Australia.
Baddeloy, b Monteith
l^iOffrOrders:: to
the^ amountof 10/- and upwards the Carriage
V.
'
'
vein,
going to if at all contagious. , We observe that great example Jesus' Christ, who took coral, ©f amber, and- of gold, all en- C.
Meadow
the
remainder
"
Symes, bMonteith
][ 05
.
any Station on theLine.
l§&i 'P'k.i.'vLa grippe has appeared inMcl- ,different parts of the mine. All went sotne feeling of alarm prevails lest their ,nature upon .him, and though crusted with gems. There werelinen T.
""'7" \ '■.. 't°
Baddeley,
,
;
q
not
'
■
oat
?'
»
::,'.}■':■■■;,' .",'.■'■'■'''"'■
epidemic
cholera,
which,
emptied,
bags
beaprecursor to
when
. bourns.
disclosed Hobfcl " o:«
1
rich became, poor, so that he might
well until 10 minutes to 9,' when a this
?
I.
1 |. £
J?/
turquoises
the
in
and
each
a
score
of
as
was
case
1831
1847.
perfectly
they
suffer as
suffered, and willingly
The long drought has now 1terrific explosion occurred, with a re0 and b Garforth ;,
1
There have been, however, plenty of submitted to apainful death because matched tin ,size, shape, and colour. P» Dixon,
.„
Extras
broken; and rain appears to have port so loud that it Was distinctly cholera
" & "
brought
epidemics
precedManybags
a
were
across
■'
vorA<i.«efM<j
without
the
two
A
he
loved
Father.
away.
great
J
heard
miles
scene
his
He
said
that
in
.
fallen generally over the colony.
influenza, and a great1 many in- anyhow? there ,must; be jov«j or it bridge and not examined*. the; Sultan
of excitement,,ensued at the pit's ing
Total
62
"
''""''''
epidemics .without anassociate would b&a
fluenza
'
:
With ithe;
mouth,
before
upon earth, anfdithia beipg satisfied, apparently,
and some time
Jfrell
WMi^\S(f--v:K^ V; :i I ''.':;VAll«) :at_ Hastings. ',".*■*
The,
»,
they
cholera.
of
the
that
,
knowledge
weire
micro-organisms;
kta'ct. The
love was'porfect in the house of our
a cage could be goV into working
Farmers' Club and order,
"
explosion haying thrown 'two diseases are,essentially different Heavenly Father. Childrenimitated gems on Which he wished to feast his
tha
'
Acclimatisation.
are the diseases themselves. TJbe their father* because they loved them; eyes were- all poured out on toone -if
[W. J.TABDXEAO
HOKAOK BaKßß]'
the wheels out of gear. Atlast a cage as
-♥
cholera germ lives in water a^d soil, and it wa« n«t possible
the skins,Iwhere they formed a-great Woodville District
the
bottom,
returning
was
sent
to
for us to gleaming
(Late Campbell & Scott),
AND TABUTEAU, The proposal to form a Farmers1,
the
influenza
germ in 'the air. The regard without
with
several'
miners
arid
the
that
■■■ Tennyson-street,
news
interest thßse'-who splendour...flashing heap of dazzli-ng Theifollowitfg'acceptanoea.Wereceived
' AUCTIONEER, WOQDVILLE.
'
diseases,
relation
between
the
has
01ub
Acclimatisation
two
Society
and
loved and cared for us. Thisj
\
all the men in Cook's Meadow vein
on Saturday night:— "
was,,the motive for pur. obedUn'oe.
The treasuryof the Dar-es-Saadet;
at Woodville is, we think, a step in must have been killed. Theother 80 been, we believe, purely accidental.
HANDICAP HTODLES.
,
' Land, Stock, and General Comthe right direction. We are not i men were ultimately brought to the At the' Oamaru Police Cpurt re- God loved us yith a perfect love.: All in Stamboul, with all its wealth of
at. lb.
mission agent,andvaluator, 1
of iv
AUCTIONEERS,
precious
pearl-embroidered
stones,
its
joining
cently.-a
top,
v
!
them
tne
lad
named
Halkett
was
affection
and
love
were
many
explorof
emanations of
greatly interested in the "club"
11
armour aniihelmets,1 War Cry
6
9
{LAND, ESTATE, HOUSE, AND portion of the Society, and, so far ing parties and bringing up many prosecuted for killing a,sheep onSun- God's own nature.,He pointed1 to carpets,Its inlaid
furniture,
and
horse
day
given
giving
gem-encrusted:
Loans Negotiated on Freehold 1 GENERAL COMMISSION
The
work
of
the
at
Maheno.
Evidence
was
Isaac
as
a
good
example
dead
bodies.
exof
as we can see, that is likely to be ploring, party was dangerous, and that the killing was a work of neces- obedience :,wheu he ;permitted. his swords and' aigrettesrrwith its riclr Chaster XO 4 Kimberley.. 9 5
■:,-,.".'
v- /' ,
Security^
Princess " »., 912 Wairoa
AGENTS, .
more of a local than a district ! many were
9 $
owing to the fre- a|ty{ as in the warm weather rnjjeat father, who was an old man, to.bind chairs of Estate, of ivofy 1 inlaid with
",;;. 9* 12-^H&M
Sharebrokera,
,
9 5
assuredly we quent heavyinjured
But
Barlo^
A/fh
institution.
most
pearls,
its
and,
keep
Saturday
altar,
urged the
falls of the pit props, would hot
from
costl> clocks and'vases, andi Speculator.. 9 6 N.B.
A.to him upon the
,
9 4^
Surveyors and Valuators.
are
concerned
about
the
formation
triumph
Monday.
sheep
magnificence'theIf
had
its
of
by
young
friends,
which
had
been
the
the
not
who
day
loosened
exbeen
were
that
ever*tfawn
9
6
Agents Fur:—
La«t Thursday in Each, Month.
of an Accliuiatieation Society, as plosion. Up to the time of theclosing killed on thu Siinday the loading of about, to join the church, to give priceless toilet' set and looking glass,! ■'■*+■'- '■' ■■■ : CLtfßsH^lHOA*/?
A "**_£", -'
of
ship
Dunedin;
Oamaru,
lapis
lazuli,
a',child
Sun Fire Offico London
at
would! themseWes to God with
something of the kind has long of the mail 156 bodies had been re- the
; like whose tablehat
witlrthe
.-i ah 18.
t|b,
■&tf>*m
prepared
obedience,
Mr SOOTT is
to hold sales. Globe Marine Insurance Co.
andclaws and the piHars.ofthe'
. -.',' have been delayed. The magistrate love land
been wanted in the district. It is covered.
InJ t^e early stem
$he
mirror'one
mass
1
not;
killing
days
Christianity
or
considered
was
ot
.
solid
of
Countryas
required.
diamonds,
spirit
Ngatbkbrua
inTown
that
the"
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance intended to keep the funds of the The Pahiatua Star says it is absolutely necessary,
was
8 lO'^WroT
to
and
inflicted a received through the laying on of emeralds,and carbuncles,could hardly Ohronos
8 9 Potanca -!! 612
,
Society.
proposed Society entirely distinct ; rumoured that a daily paper is to be uomiwal penalty. Four
>
.,
hands by the Apostles, and ha prayed: have rivalled' the immense value of Brookfield
limiput .'. 6 q
8.5 :
■^AaßNTryoii:—
Nelson Hematite Paint Co.
that is to say, subscriptions for the started in Woodville. In this ca6e of a like character wereinformations
withdrawn, that that spirit which had never the gems heaped at the Sultan's feet. " Pyramus
8' 5- TVltuia i 6 2
,N<iw Zealand Accident Insurance Now ZealandSheepDip(Heslop's) Acclimatisation department will not we should think rumour lioth.
the policebeing satisfied that the
failed the church would be received After gazing lor a time, at his riches, Arawa. v
;
? fit^ ,
;
/?
Rutherford's Hydraulic Lime
be spent . on the quarterly dinners Wanganui is_ despondent. Napier which had been decided would actcase
by the young friends who now took theSultan emptied on- to the other ;. :;, LADIBS'.BRACRLET,
" C^m^any
as
»
...;;.
largest
constituency
of
Aussingle
(in
upon which the members of the is the
a warning. John Oo«per, for fishing upon themselves the responsibility of skin the contents, of the bag he had
7sfotual Life Association
St. lb.
",'"-"" 9ti It
:'
|': -tr»l«Bia :
Estimates prepared foi the sub- Farmers' Club intend to regale population) in the colony,
in theKakanui ona Sunday,' wasalso their lives. Confirraating hymns 281, himself carried. This was liis play- Chester
11 0 Snipe
*» io 7
■'-■';s.
, JSc^uitablo , Insurance Association division and sale of propeities.
thing.
gold
dust,
fined
nominal
It
was
:
happened
270,
271,
349,
themselves. Not that we are in An accident
ina
sum.
and 280 were suug in a
and could Emraett
in the Gorge
\lO 12^ TheArk i;' .9 8
not have been worth many hundred Harold 10
T^W; New Zealand.
9 Pa*..
Land Transfer and every other any way disparaging this part of on Friday night. Mr Nannestead's The following cablegram, frQtn an beautiful manner by the choir.
9 J
pounds ;
but the sight of it appeared
$££"> jp
andColonial Property description of surveys undertaken. the proposed Society; quite the carrier was returning from Paliiatua Australian paper,,did riot apparently
'
'"
give
to
theSultan
delivering
where he had been
J i:l
genuine graflour, reach New Zealand:—" The case of
;i;,i-!;lSnaj(i.ce and Assurance Coy. (Ltd.) Road surveys and specifications contrary. If farmers meettogether andhad
The Treasure of the tification that the more
et. ib.
contemplation of Pyraraus ..9
got nearly through the Gorge Dat-bisliire v. Darbiahire and Baird
impart
to
their
0
experiences
feiSißakins andGo's*Improved' Sheep
to
each
of
works
for
local
Waihora
prepared
Boards.
..7 0the priceless gems beside it. He
when the lights went'out,and at one came on before Mr Justice Butt and
'
Sultan.
other, they can choose no more of
Slinter/ ..8 0, Swivel ..7 0
WMipJ-r." "■■':■:■-. '■ :
plunged his arms into the heap con- Potanga
:
the sharp turns, horses and brake a common jury in the Divorce Divi\ Mort^ges on Freeholdandother pleasant
";/v-/ '-■ ■■■■
method of communication went over the Gorge. The driver had sion of the High Court of Justice In the last years of the reign of tinually, carefully removing after- Sunbeam ..7? 60 Chatterbox 6 7
negotiated.
Woodtille.. 6 7
ife^K.rv;- "■■■'■.-"- ■*" '.■■- securities
than
the festive bor^rd, winch some ribs broken, and one of the to-day. The petitioner, Mr Francis Sultan Abdul Aziz, when it was al- wards any particles that clung to his Musketeer v. 7 0 Orleahder
over
supplied
concerning
Information
6 7
"
CORDIAL MANU- the Urown Lands in the Hawke's has been the time-honoured custom hoAses badly injured, and the brake Darbishire,the well-known gentleman ready notorious that the ill-fated swarthy skin. He took it up by
.fiIQH WBIGHT HANDXGAV.; . >s-r t
slip
\
handfuls
and
lot
it
through
his ,[-■.
in the Old Country. At such .smashed about.— Examiner.
cricketer, applied for a divorce from monarch was not answerable for his
By and other Districts.
-.0.v -i sUj. N.;,. .-,»,r :i \i&Xb>'
fingers, watching toe dull yellow
FACTORY.
the farmer recounts his
The Catholic Bazaar at Woodville his wife on the ground of hei* adultery actions, the busy little hive of Perote his
Pengum ,
Meetings of the Land Board at- gatherings
M U 0 Arawa ,„"*; 'in 0
shower
satisfaction,
intense
at,cl
Baird,
with
disappointments,
George
society
day
failures and
and claimed and Turkish
was every
which has been very succes&sful. Mr Carlile with Mr
set
Chronos ;L'lO 12 -GHiitiie?''^', 9^5
tended for selectors and other?.
before
tj.}en.
ithe would roll Princess
l?n§ojing
£10,000 damages. The respondent buzzing with fresh tales of H|s
company of his openedthe bazaar on Friday last.
9 T«Baia. , ,^< $\ g'
Applications and other business in the gwnial
in the mass. Jn this w:ay Chester ..10
10 8 Speculator.. 9 9
robbedof their bitter- Mr W.Morris has disposed of his was the widow of Mr Lytton JEdward Majesty's eccentricities, of.hjs sudden ais beard
brethren
are
transacted for selectors of Crown ness; on the other hand, too, his section in the Maharahara
Sothern, the well-known actor, andis outbursts of passip,q, foig unaccount- he could amuse himself for hours. Emmett
10 7 Araioa
9 7
Block to now herself
i r s ,s Lands.
acting under the na.me of able freaks of generosity, his- odd 1 Such was the story ;how far it was Harold ..10 4 N.B.
9 7
told to his hearers Mr MeKenzie of Wellington.
successes,
as
«
exaggerated
only
Snipe
those who can gauge
lO 2 Pat.; "9 5
Miss Agnes Hewitt. The co-respon- fancies and dislikes, and his childish
Maps of Townships, Villages I after a good dinner, are as seed
"
There is a fair coating of snow on dent, Mr George Baird, is a partner amusements, itfow it was told how a the powers of Levantine imagination Sedgerrick 10 0 .
Begs to announce that he has taken and Rural Districts are filed for dropped upon
good soil, and yield some parts of the ranges, and the sea- in the famous Gartsherrie Ironworks,
slave girl, walking before her master can tell.
Maiden.(Entries).
inspection free of charge.
abundant
satisfaction.
announcement of Mr W.Boyd and under his racing name, "Mr in the Harenilik, had dropped her
But, true or false, the story had a Av°ha
Hence
we
sonable
factory,
above
and
will
conOterthe
1
v
Fantail'! ' ,
Mi* Baker is prepared to make say by all means should the farmers appears in another column, Mr Boyd Abington," has recently been very taper, and that the Sultau, in
sequej, When that sad tragedy was Chatterbox
sudden
Amiria
and
to
give
full informa- go in for their Club ; it may
a supplies horse covers of the best prominent before the public in con- rage, had thro\vn her to the.ground befng enaoted in the haram at Ohira- Sunbeam
Eland
tinue to supply goods of the best selections
tionconcerning the Crown Lands in. lot of good, and at the do
least material at prices from 12s upwards. nection with the Slavin-Smith fight and .stamped her life ant mjh, his ghan, the dying Sultan, still held The kx-k
' ; MiKk«tter
' ' f '
the Hawko's Bay, Poverty Bay, will help to smooth* some of the Notice is given by Mr Hill that at the Pelican Club. Tho jury found slipper«d fret, Th,e,n, again, it was down inthe chair by the two wrestlers, Browa l>«cb 9SB
Paf
'
/Quality as heretofore.
Orleander
Wehington, and other Districts rugged knots that stud the settler's meetings of householders for the elec- for the petitioner, and assessed' j^e annp.un.pQcl that A.b.duJ .^giz had be- 1 and with his life pouring from the Waihor*
stowed, the order of the Medjidieh, wounds in his arms, tagged that his
that will be thrown of en for free path. But what we desired to say tion of School Committees in the daniages'at 4M*
with brilliants, on his Circassian wife might be brought to
enriched
killing
selection under the Land Act of more particularly in connection Bush districts will"be held on Moncases have been
The cattle
Riots in
favourite
wrestler Mehemet— who. him. She came, trembW and io
April
hour,
28. at the usual
day,
7.30. dismissed in the Supreme Court.
-HOP BEER A SPECIALTY. 1887.
with the Acclimatisation Society p.m.
♥:
■-.-" "
took,
believed,
afterwards
it
is
so
tears—
she
had fought with the
£10,000 TO LEND upon Free- was thatno time must be lost if it
Speaking of the Catholic commu- sinister a part in> his death-rfor suc- lers until she had. fainted -a»;,awrestBKRLnr/Mar.ch/21/ v \.
hold Security, in sums to suit is intended to secure any of the At the Danevirke Police Court yes- nity of Greymouth, Mr Martin cessfully aiming a pebble at a bird on Sultan headed her a small packet the
meeting of workmen in\ &
At
a
and
Ericksen,
pleaded
who
terday,
Kennedy
though
wing.
Peter
borrowers,
said that
it was the
from the Bush this year,
Such stories were in- w^iajie^d a few words.' Whether surburb oi this'city ,to dismiss
Ale,.Lemonade,Soda Water, interest. at lowest current rates of revenue
the
as the shooting season will be upon guilty to taking a tumbler from the a small, and generally speaking con- numerable, and many of th^em rq or no this had reference to the trea- eight hours system some
disorder
'
of the Masonic Hotel, was sisted of the poorest people in the doubt were false. $ut $$$& iiaa un- sure has never be<»» satisfactorily
counter
&
BAKER
TABUTEAU.
inanother
month.
There
a
us
is
occurred, and the gendarmes were
&c, &c.
10s, and costs 7s, or in default community, they had spentmore than questionably m.ojMS than a grain of shown. Tha
i
'■'-: .;'-.'"
Sufe died,the Sultana sent for. They were received
certain sum raised in the Busli fined
dayshard labour. The fine was £10,000 on educational and church
four
days
with
Jate.y
thero
i'
and
of
these
the
most
two
'
raving
wfound to be
tru^ \\\ and unvarying related to mad " ascl immediately
''GuiiTosf
Bits Waited UroN Daily. BIiOWNE & BARGH, every season, and the existing paid.
buildings, besides contributing be- persistent
rolleys " -of stones/ -and in1Teturh
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this
her
after
Society
nothing
.sir '/'■'■
does littlo or
for
£4Q§ and £&($ a year towards the Sultan's childish .worship of his b^ther; Cherkess Hassan, avenged' they charged the .mob . with
Even the Tsmple of Justice is nqt tween
drawn^
%yJ',:A, ,BIRSS Proprietor.
usin
With
a
local
Society
return.
of tb.e Government treasure and the extravagant prooMi-. his master's death and his sister's swords; injuring many'■ men
?|6all*
the
maintenance
Authorised and Licensed
from the work pf the depredator. state school system
education, tions that he took to guard
t ais monty niay becpine ava jjatye free A,
of
:
suttenngs
and
persons
gendarmes
to.
on
tfcft
tvomen.
Two
of
the
chief
Hagenspn
CIVIL
Mr
offers'
a
reward?
of
wero
.SURVEYORS,
ENGI'
either for stocking the rivers with five shillings for pertain information
which was a great thing for ahandful conceal even, ♥yher.eaDputs.
conspir(\tws-+his first victim being beaten
to 'death 4t aiid* others.,
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[Cakd.
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NEERS, LAND AGENTS, Etc fish or importing game, and concerning
people. The church they had re- II;
sa'^d, writes'a, correspondent Hi\»sc^ Avni, the
grounded. The rioting
powerful
■ w.ent of
"
,
h]s
hat
which
War
"
contmues
cently erected was a. credit to |ha af lh«. St. James- Gazette (Igivs t^o Minister. In this time of turmoil,
;; -a.
lor the Imperial Fire In- wehope therefore to see the new astray iii a mysterious ' '
Agents
md
a
ford,
regiment
tvopps
m
of
has beeni churches'
' in"Niphf. story for what it may be, worthy that when the whole fabric of the empire
|Mt
Society well supported throughout while he was giving evidence, marine^ place, anc| very few
surance Company.
perhaps the catjie- tvithin the
Zealand,'
p,f the mbdern was sh>Ki6n, and Europe stood aghast "tent to the spot..; ; ,
M
the
district.
Doubtless
properpro"'"■'■:■ Marcnte.v.;'in Diineainj could compare with Pa,lape
A Mrs Thompson, has died at Hq- cl'ral
Ohirag^an, w,hich adjoins \\\ horror, the news that
and solicitor,
r:^
the dead
"
vision will-be made for the repre- bart'from
:;
The
t'q
Bolma-Bagtche,
eight
as,,
o,f
the effects of a gunshot It while
tfteir convent bui^ that
body of a negro, said to be the laifo
jlalto^na^ffi^li^i^/
Plans and Specifications of Road sentation of the various centres,
wa.s
ft
JhLoure'
\h"
S; ■"■"/.■".' DANEVIRKE,
wound infiictod by her husband while ing^ they coujd |iqt be surpassed
uarble court, surround,^ by lofty Sultan's dumb attendant, had been tie still creating.di3turDa»ceJ
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Works for Local Bodies prepare^ and it should be an object of the she
wass defending of licr three cjulcj. che^olany unless jjerhapjs at Tiwaru,' yalls, without \stt,dpws, and raofed borne.by an undercurrent of the Bos- tghtipg;has reßUlt&i%i\^^p|ed^#;1
rirWpi* V*& Tiroes,fc.^-; -/IJAWK^S BAY.;- . .:. , jnd all kinds of Survey worfrdpoe Society to tve»t eaoh jpotfioaiimpaj. yen from bis ill-usage,
phoroug into a boath.ou.se at Tophaue md thp tvQOw
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Public Notices.
Business Notice.
Boating Fatality. world' notwithstanding. 'Why did bank..bande'ditiback^ to him. In '« $e;w Advertisements.
not we lead the world inthis great fact, no money passed at all. Mr ,T7»IVE
JNEW/BUsftlg|J2MM
♥ ;
The Emperor and Prince
SHILLINGS REWARI ) T7 OR SALE, a First-class Map oi
to prove a
Simply beCiuse tife "pro- James is now seeking
Bismarck.
Bay.
10s,
,4
paid
anyone
giving
Price,
'Ck&istOHTjte^Maroh 24. matter-?
will
be.
to
X
Hawke's
?JO
debt against,me on, tljes© bills. l!he
position arose in New Zealand/
my hai t Apply Advocate office."
4M&, ?: w^< .''BiißLtif, -Mfirch 21.
The Maggio whaleboat, fyelo^ngpr«- information as to who took
iindther
contract
day'
next
was
Friday.—
from theR.M. Court on
A'
nounc<i' to the
special order:the Emperor ing toMessrs Ifttzs'itopns Bros., was
,pared, in which it was represented Haqbnson.
LAND,
vivke
and surrounding
°morning
LAND.
early
yesterday
taken"
out
land
,41
.bought
acres' of
L-t-JJJ..
tbaf J5 Jbkd
GREAT
s unequalled ser by two yo.ung fellows nambd John An Eviction Story.
.MT^rjaab©
SißmaJrcik
hood
that
he nas 'OQMMENuj^^B
Ivanhoe
from
the
at
Dominion
COVERS.
;
* ' HOKSE
'
.Says "Dagonet in the^ Referee: Bank at £1000, an acre. Mr James
tftTioeß to QermaSiy;'. It 'adds, that Carter 'arict William
who
30 ACRES.
as V -\. '■; *BsfofflM
Tfyomjson,
BUSINESS
ex-*Ch»ncellor will stillcontinue intended td g6;fishin^ tdwards the
military friend of mme'who -is
the deposit and tho price. Mr
CANVAS
(^dyerhmenl; when Heads and return' in 'tne f evening. home from Ireland on leave told ,fixed
*$$:)4Jnfc
McCALLUM'S ESTATE.
', MONG;ERIrI^!|W
James
was tp^ee^.^hebills. The
HORSE COVERS
and,his-peace policy will Thompson had a dbg with him, me the other.day an eviction story, i following
I
Marshall
and
inbnth
the BEST MATEIn premises .adjoining'/ Mr
SALE, TRTRTY ACRESof
STOCK
Hi^resignation is which returned' this 'morning with Wjhieji is too good{'to7'be- last. He were represented as buying 85"acres Are Made of RIAL,
Chemist, and, will be^prepateifejtf^
Very
this
Desirable
Property,
;Vfcsßai%td J^ally^ due;, to ,the Em- his
!
i
by
feet badly 's6ra£cheil as if
was"assisting,at one of those pain- additidn~ar'a{ '£~loo'o an acre on
FIT,
having
frontage
Are
chains
the
BEST
a
of
to
supply FRESH FISHV threef?ltilao«^
>16£
tliat-Ministers should walking over sharp "'rocks. This ful scenes far too common of late, Heidelberg Heights. , Mr J]ames
Danevirke
Road,
Main
to
Wainui.
DURABLE,
Are
the
MOST
week. New Supplies 'of ge^oj&M
<^
per
e
administranS^^ or -their
faot and .the stormof Sunday night, alas, incertain portions of the dis- fixed' the price and* paid the de- And give the greatest satisfaction : This Property being in the Town
H
oi
able
FRUIT constantly' 'aJ'riyißg^
A
&4ug
alarm,
country.*
and
went tressful
mother was posit,, ancltit,was paid in.the usual
aßar^froni^^emiQr. caused some
Boundary'of Danevirke, is eminently
TAKING
A trial respectfully solicited.-^'~,%f^s
down the harbor this afternoon to clingly wildly to her children, a way.'v "We paid his cheque in to any Coversmade in Hawke's Bay. suitable for cutting up into small
Fishery Dispute. search fox* ihV missing'
sections, which there is good dethe bank pa^d rMr
* boa^ She little girl of 5 and a little' boy of 6, meet ours, and
PRICES FROM 12s EACH, mand. for
j.
went outside and went round to and declaring tfcat^ ;she would not ! James I
believe the1 bills wer^
Suraner, but could find no trace of be turned out into the cruel world not presented. Th.6 arrangement
(Next Mr Priok's "Dissm^&B^MM
TERMS EASY.
held,inyariousplaces the boat or brew.' TWo other fish-, with her darlints. * Te,ars ,were fn was such'th^aC none of' the principal OILSKIN CtOTHING of FirstafaflwEUlWi^fiP
Quality
Class
DANEVIRK&' :>tik:>^?&
Only.
d ing.boats* were found taking shelter theeyesof themarried constabulary, need be paid for five years. It was
Pr°p° 8;
kr.MSPM^^S*^
Apply
BARGH,
:
BROWNE &
rt
t^itM
,*'iifnoaus' yii&ty&iy ia relation to , the under the;lee of the..high cliffs of smothered sobs of sympathy broke r'e'tiicded<b"y the <Bahk as a bona
Danevirke,
Tents,
Covers,
Rick
and
Tarpaulins,
been
in
tow from the military. The captain, sale, and a dividend was paid fide
Cooper,
denounced
Port
lind
were
taken
dißputevhas
}
THO^'BIJ'iW
on
ferries
Or
Ship Chandlery of Every
by the tug. EdwardPleasant, who with a choking .sensation in his the strength of ity A',circular] was
JOHNYOtTNGHUSBAND,
Description.
aa
the
and
.^boat,
passing
throat,
up'to
reports
in
one
went
GENERAL BLACKSMITH, /^
Vf
Napier.
children
issued calling attention to the unGreat the Maggie on Sunday,-night near' spoke a kind and comforting word divided profit and inviting the pub"
{B%aration &om;
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Main Street
Bipa Inland.,, Heavy squalls v came to 'them, the little girl looked up, lic to join ihVundertaking."
Tq L]^T
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oil,,andjußt afterwards the Maggie andin the -strongest Scotch accent
'
TIRKEj.
Ship Chandler and Sai_mAker,
*
DANEv
A : FIVE ROOMED HOUSE,
passed Pleasant's
Alarminig
boat again with howled that she wouldn'sbe takedf
'
i Port Ahuriri.
JJL. with Scullery .and detached
her sails'up. One of the ivrp men from her "mither," 'and the, little
Dairy, an acre of garden,' stocked
on t^9 Maggie califd ou{;, jf'Are boy, inUnmistakable Cockney
tones
'
with fruit trees, etc., and an 18-acre
that he' 'wasn't a-goin' to
yo\i all' rip;ht'r' anav Iflea^ant^re'
Horse-Shoeing a Speciality.
declared
adjoining, haying a barn,
Paddock
,
London, March: 23.
'
hie '%&$ ahohbre'd?' He be took from his mar. An Irish :
pliedthai
'
All
kinds of Agricultural'
, The house and
A
MEETINGof
the
Committee
of
piggeries,
:
etc.,
pp
it.
'"' ,-Im'ple' »,>'**
have taken thought the Maggie was anchoring, official who was looking on roared
Great surprise is expressed in XA. the Horticultural Society will garden will be let separately if re- TKTENDto
repaired.
lwidslic^es
ments
made
and
%tMrtlier
{
OFFER FORSALE Sawmill work, kc.
plaol>iii'y*^tiß jjartsof the oolong. but he saw no more of her, a-jj'd'got with laughter. <( Begorra, cap- naval official circles at , the ,4^" besh«ld in the Foresters Hall,Mak6- quired. Situated on theUmutaoroa
'[ :
:
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of
Bha_
patch
ground
a
'
__".M.S,
Bbsewood
a
ih.iva.ity
"granting
At
as tuku, This (TITESD-iY) EVENING Road,, and a quarter of _a mile from
'
no reply when,he called ; put. The tain!" he yelled, it'smeself that's'
; -'?
"
one hundred ,acm, in extent has gale then increased in fury and evicted thim two orphans twenty training,"'shift $p Ne,w
at
Wales.
8
o'clock.
South
'''
ngat'fira
Ma
Station.
'
its
position.
Charges
from
\
at
Current
bodily
BRABAZON,
Lowest
Rates.
purpose
moved
A
vessel
fbr
J.
Shanly
tiie
For
G.
Pleasant's^gear./
vparticlafs,app.ly
carried away
all
tim«sover.
It's
different
-Irish
belief
to
a
'
Hon. Sec.
\>e the Inconstant, , whioh ~~ ,
~~ on the premises, or to Mr Hans
TOtere
is little, doii^t j that
AT
' f.'parter " "mother thaff they'vehadivry time." would only
First-class Workmanship guaranteed.
1
: Jensen,MangateraiStation;
£lO,ddO. to repai?.
d6asi
and -Tiiompson were 'drowned. Which* Was true. The'little;Scotch w6ul#
Five,,
Thomas,
and}
" JASTTHORBURN.
Carter was.the eldest sen of
huadrec^ "students at the
(girl,
thelittle Cockney,boy vfere
«
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NOTICE.
,uo;m^ vu "^
I,7,'and
> .having University §Acis>i|[s o^Agriculfiure
VI,
14,
%.
Block
,at
Ma*ch
Carter,
"eignalinen
occasion,
t*he
Heads.
hired
for
the
f^KDON^
QEGTIONS
'; !The official%atement issued on Thompson was also,a wellknowh played the ,pa?t of .ther evicted St. Petersburg, hare been im. ,hu!.. .Norsewood Survey District,
*
G Purchased the BOOK
containing297 aprw 1rood 23perches,
<
'resident, andboth young<men wer,e orph'ans'tb several poor cottagers prisoned, a^miwill probably bei pkrtly
DEBTSand
ESTATE
of
WILm
EY<
*
BADDEL
cleared and fenced. For fur- LIAM DIXON, from the Official
, the expelled for demanding certain,
with .great " effect
'
amount'^ndered, for 4he dueens- highly respected in Lyitelton.
all
over
'
**"'"
to J.T. Wilson, Assignee, I
were)aboli^heljllin ther particularsapply
privileges' iwhiph'
hayift; to request that all
County.^" fll'" !i
>
GENERAL
Store, Norsew'dod, or to
Post
'
Office
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paid at once to Mr Wil.1883/
Accounts
be
£97 168 7d.
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BLACKSMITH,
ROBERTSON,
FARRIER, Etc
WM.
Narrow Escape of a
carry
Dixon,
liam
who will
on the
Sydney, March 24.
:
; oi ,:■■"■ :
Norsewood.
ASTONISHING,
D
ANE-VI
ABSOLUTELY
RK.E , ,
Painting Business as usual as my
What to Call Their
The Zetland, from Glasgow, ]
*
" * Train.
Bill
,'
Manager.
All
ACCOUNTS
not
-2
s
paid
4
about whose safety tb.ere was 9001©' Waipawa; county council. within
Wives.
■" tfUl Be introduced in'1theHouse-of
(Adjoining'Railway Hotel and
be
one month from date
"Sydney,March 22,
anxiety^- has Arrived'hefW HeadThe
sepond
Monday.
Commons on
sued
for
without
further
notice.
Junction Hotel.)
Travelling Public Bethe] , 3eiton?e wife-r-Belle.
It is reported that,
< <
rduring
<b winds were respgnfiible for the long Notice to
jjia^^plfjthftTithes Bill is<*set recent
ROBERT MARTIN,
'
Their
and
Large
Well-Assorted
tween
NORBEWOOD
AND
passenger
rain a mail and
Obpassage.
Wellington.
jlo get a wiftj-r^arie. r<; t t «x
HORSES SHOD
MONDyiLLB.
, ;
train at oo6mbU Had a 'narrow es- Porter's wife— Carrie.
January 18th, 1890.
The election of Dr. Samaurez
WITH
GREATEST
"
CARE AND' * '■
A personnoticing the flood -Jeweller's wife— Pea,r;l. r <
Smith to the Primacy was officially - AlS'there is a Bridge to betaken
vLordty' without cape.
accepted
«
DESPATCH.
Having
position
the
as
line,
.TJttDJSOusel
examined
the
and
.announce^;
fat agreed that the waters
at the QathedrafrJyest6r- JljL down,
'
s Lawyer's wu: Sue.
and the site filled in, on MANAGER.for Mr R. Martin, I
STOCK of
going to,a>
Hacks, 6s ;Draughts, 8s and 10s
twenty sleepers hanging ' Farmer's ,wjife-— gillie.., ! , | sday.'%" ".V, ■" ".
;
found
; the
;
road,
Pafiiell^.Cdmmiseion
respectfully
Ormondville
Norsewood
wish
thank
Permy
*epMtsf/ithe
to
y
completely
with theballast
washed
' *
. {...; M^iaquiarE, Marchi24. 1 traffic, will in consequence be stopped sonalFriends and the Public for their
JPugjlist's wjfe Millie. ,
kJhoM|L "tbeie.nteted in the1 j6urnals away
AllKinds of
underneath. This left a Minister's wife— Grace.
Obituary---Wm. Howard Smith, ) from TUESDAY,
the 25th, until kind support, and inform them that
'
' ohasni which would have had a , gambler's wife—Betty.
head of the tp^ll known shipping SATURDAY, the 29th day of March, no efforts will betospared
GENERAL
SMITH'S
WORK
by
me
to
an&Xtbßß
ofLife.
j^*
ec
, :.
serious effect, so the man 'improil
firm
Drapety.
3lr*M
Gardener's wife Bose.
i iaob. .■."■
give the same satisfaction as usual.
AND REPAIRS DONE
The<;steamer Virent has been vised a danger signal with a kero"i
GILMOUR,
,There
A.
96
of
WILLIAM
diphtheria
were
cases
,
Musician's
wife—
Viola:
At the Shortest Notice
DDCON^
an
Eerrol,seaport
on
tpt^lc|4'at
a^
County Road Overseer.
sene tin, a lighted candle, and
a
Painter, Etc.
in Victoria last week and 25 deaths.
A
fat'man's wifo L&na.
AND
'
in
Betanzos,
.of
.thefßay
County
Office,
Council
Danevirke, Jan. 18, 189C.
arnV of
red'
silk handkerchief and ihus Undertaker's .wife-rNell. »
were,.reported
There
'
218
case*
of
At Reasonable Prices.
Spain, andfifteen lives were lost. stopped the train, and
' a Fisherman's wife Nettie.
;^phojd,. V ;f -'' ■■".■;■■/- ;>-'. '.=■■■. -{ Waipawa; March 22nd, 1890.
' averted
waipawa
hosDistrict
'
tertiWe catastrophe. '"'.>- ■'.■-■■'""
, Shoemaker's mfp-^Peggy.
'
'^Oromjbie, publioan^.hasbeen com:
pital.
& IwiMzon the tfrnversity^
mitted for trialfor themanslaughter
Auctioneer's wife^-Biddy. \ ."
' place 'on ,boat
- . I
" .■'.' vWed- Banquet
\
'Hakes
K. R. Groom,
Tosow!.ti&
wife— Stella. ", of Eobinson, the umbrella of the
to
thePrince
of
Astronomer'^
for
year
a
rpICKETS, available
»esd^;ifl |^o:4pn.O,xford.
former penetrating
the skull of the
X from date of issue. Price 10s, No Reasonable PriceRefusedJ GENEEAL MERCHANT,
Wales.
latter^ "»'^ :fj'A'\\ -/H ,i 'iM ■■'. , DANEVIRKE LICENSING DIS- may
be obtained of The Editor Bush
,acAlbany, March 24. !
iSumarez Smith, .has
The
New
Chancellor.
Danevirke, up till 31st
TRICT.
Advocate*
" n Canon
Primacy, of Australia,
Berlin, March 22.
MARCHNext.
Arrivod-r Orient steamer Austral
ORMONDVILLE,
in three ,At a banquet in honor;of the
JAMES H. NELSON,
Berlin,Ifarch. 22/ Passengers for New Zealand— Sir V^' ANNUAL ELECTION.
tott^fiWes'^or'l>Sydney
', ; , ,' ';
Secretary.
visit of the Prince of Wales and "General von ,CapriYi conferred "Walter, Lady,andMissBuller. ,
always On Hand, and For,
«omffHhti&?
" fy
son,
D
uke
of
Manchester.
his
the
-fa
-Emperor
Thitrsday,
Island,
provisions
of
tike'
William^
Bismarck
23.
to
T)URSUANT
withPrince
befor assumMaroh
the
of
Sale, aLarge Assortment of
"
%^.#
of Man- toasting Her Majesty Queen Vic- ing office, and declined to accept Influenza and smallpox are pre^ X
The Licensing Act, 1881," and JSTEUHAUS and COZENS,
of "The Local Elections Act, 1876,"
toria, said he was proud- to be" an the Chancellorship, unless.he
valent at Singapore.
*; f^%^6niVdir^ntery.
GROCERIES, DRAPERY,'BREAD AND BISCUIT
public notice is hereby given, that an
.Admiral of the'finest fleet existing.
also appointed President of Prussia
.,
duly
perQualified
BAKERS,
GOME AND SEE!
>"t » IlicliarSr and',beorge p&yietf,(.who [Inuring the Emperor's visit to Acting, however on the advice of Certainly the
HOSIERY, IRONMONGERY,
best medicine knownisSander Election of FIVE
and Sons' Eucalypti Extract, Test its sons to be. members of the Licensing
and
his
the
presence
at
England
Bismarck,
Prince
he
withdrew
his
along
death
with
eminently
powerful
in coughs, colds, Commitrtee for the District of Dane- PASTRY COOKS, AND CON''^we^e eentpncei to the charge of navalreview at Spithead in August objection and was appointed Chan- influenza ;the relief iseffects
instantaneous. In seri- virke will be held on TUESDAY, the
STATIONERY, Etc.
on
ineix mother
ous
and
accidents
of
all kinds,be they
cases,
FECTIONERS.
}
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recpmrnended to lasthereceived therank of Hono- cellor. It is , probable that Count wounds,.-burnsj' scaldings, bruises,
itis Bth April, 1890.
sprains,
'/&Wler, have%^n
thesafestrfemedy— noswelling— *noinflammation;
Admiral of the England navy Hatzfeldt will succeed Count Herr Like
Agent for
hereby appoint the h6ur of
AnaI
"^Mmi o4Wgrpund of their youth. rary
surprising effects produced in croup, diph*
respestfully to announce to
from
Her
He
hoped
Majesty.]
theria, bronchitis, inflammation of the lungs. noon oil TUESDAY, the Ist April,
bert
as
ofState
Secretary
Hismarck
quotations;
.
Sfcoppßrn
V.l
"'-'??
etc. ;diarrhoea, dysentery, diseases of 1890, as the time, and the Central
the Inhabitants of Danevirke
that the armies and navies of Great for Foreign Affairs. The state- ,swelljngs,
Yates'Reliable Seeds
."nitfeife'«fer lZealaid butter rea- Britain
the kidneys and urinary organs. In use at hossurrounding
and
neighbourhood
Germany
Chambers,
vire,
place
and
would
cori
Dane
as
the*
for
pitals,
and
medical
clinics
all
over
globe
;
ment
Count
intended
the
that
Waldersee
,quality, "74s
fair
and Gilberd's Artificial v
toU'pty?;,
Saunders
by His Majesty, the -King of Italy:
Jisaa 9Qs
operate to secure the peace of the to resign owing to.a difference with patronised*
,rbwnedWith medalanddiploma at International the Nomination of Candidates for the that they willcommence business as
Manures
,
brings
>
Best
Australian
,
,
office,
when
Nomina'
and where
above in premises opposite the
Exhibition. Amsterdam. Trustin this approved said
r
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world.
the Emperor is unfounded
MUST SELL, to make room for H.J. Gilberd, Taradale Nursery
,
'r'l(^8 tp l'Wli. New. Zealandcheese,
article, andreject all others.
tions in the prescribed form must be Railway Hotel,
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On SATURDAY, FEB. 15,
WM. BIERRE,
A Liberal J.P.
Boom
MelbourneLand
Advertisements,
New
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Returning Officer.
And trust by strict attention to
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Danevirke,
March, 1890.
22nd
business,
with civility to customers,
"Civid;""6f
Witness,
the
lets off j
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New Stock.
aueen's Benqh has
CHJiIAP;
, +
Easy,
SALE
and
on
r
SALE AT WHOLESALE
to
following
given
(LOT
the
merit
a
share of their patronage.
Terms;
dis2
yarii
Rothschild
of
SUBURBAN
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t otclored Messrs
up
The
Melbourne
the29th
correspondent
npE^pERS
PRICES,
of
to
MARCH
the,
20,
behind Railway Sta- JL Tivill be received for delivering
the Sooiete* below fteem's to me to be what
.olos» theirrelations
the Daily £imes writes*under date SECTION
,
FLOUR,
tion,
n
"chestnut."
IfI
and*
LOTS
8
and
23
of
WEDDING,
CHRISTENING,
;Oomptojr
the
Americans
a
call '
fa;Wte\sM
from Ormondyille Sawmill to
March 11th:,—
land was SUBURBAN SECTION 5, fronting titnber
SUGAR,
AND BIRfHDAY CAKES*
d'Esconipte* wh'ic^ failed tVelve .don't mistake Iheard it, or some- boomed" would."How
Railway Station yard and on trucks.be
title
fitting
a
Miller's
Road
an
4
Denmark
andLonOATMEAL,
and
,
it,
years
years
Made to Order.
jnontne ago. ; ,
thing like
information to be had at the
ago.
invited. Apply; Further
OATS,
which are just don" Streets.
Mill.;
In" the* twisting of yarns'and telling fo^the disclosures
made in the 'Insolvency to A!.By"^officeol this paper.
WHEAT,
"
queer stories< there is, emphati- now being Harold,
Tea, Birthday, and Picnic Parties
Themillion and a half Oapeloan of
Mr
by
.Sparks.
Court
Mr
MAIZE,
will
be
received
till
LENDERS
new
under
the
cally,
nothing
sun.'
of
Catered
For.
Average
an
for
at
TOWN
HALL.!
Applied
" tr&B
was confidential clerk to Mr T^iANEVIRKE; EVENING; at 8 JL Noon, 30th inst., for clearing
TEA,
DON'T FORGET
as a trustworthy
' corres- Sparks
lines, splitting and laying posts, and Charges Strictly
£100 38., JChe highest tenders were However,
0. H. James, the prince of land, ■Mr
mws?
BO\P,
pondent sendsit to me 'as* 1 positive boomers.
o'clock,
AssenibyiModerate,
Admis- erection of about 3 miles of wire
Quadrille
CANDLES,
may as welllet it pass : ceeding Mr JTamea is.now pro- !si,pn.;2slXadi[es free. : J. C. Dolman, fencing on Bogle's Block, Weber Sur.^;;%aitioWllSUtiiaiii6ain Germany. fact," I
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criminally
against
.his.
?£<
JAM, Etc., Etc., Etc.
Canterbury,
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a
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vey District. Address tenders— W. HOT PIES, TEA, COFFEE, AND
In
' Bogle,Baddeley's
'*!The politioali situation in Ger- short
clerk for embezzlement of fiends/ >>'?:> Pi-V ;. ''
ago,
young
time
a
man
who
Hotel,
r~r~
:
Danevirke.
Always
COCOA
Ready.
'
Sparks' defence being thaj,he
m*e(y:«oWona unefaamefls thfough-;1 had' just
BEST QUALITY
been appointed a J.P. had Mr
are required (labor Specifications may be seen at Bad'
rfIENDERS
" "
.oxoept;m
Germany
.
. ALL OF THE
degree,
partner
was
in
some
a
of
$&?'EmV^
Danevirke,and Ryan's, Weber
ONLY.
possession of thebench for the first his employer's. Concurrently with A only)-ifou falling, crosscutting, deley's,
One
Trial
Solicited.
The only -case for hearing;
and
at the Mataraau Saw- Township.
the' Police Court investigation ]M[r mills.hauling
GbiJ&W wiUittOt vi«it IrelAnfi. time.
Specifications, etc.'r to,
' be seen
, that of an unfortunate
was
F. C, W. BIERRE, ,
KELLY, late of Waipawa,
,
■'
Cozens,
drunk.'', Having heard- 'the; Sparks is passing'through 'the In- at the Mill. Apply to
Neuhans
{ tefl^to^ias;fiecjned
,"<
&
c
intends
in
Central Chambers.
to
start
business
STARTING.
; and in the latter,
JONAS%bRDLO'F,
invitation to visit.lreland; as he charge, and the prisoner having ; solvenoy Courthand,
premises
Danevirke
in
next
to
Mr
MAIN
-having a free
he is making
Matamau.
.STREET.
it may exasperate the
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Prior's, Chemist, and solicits the
nothing;to way in self-defentee, his
which, if they are true,
patronage of the people of Danevirke.
Worship pronounced judgment in revelations
Boots madt to Order, and Repairs
tone, qivoice, but with a give & pretty insight into the
CHURCH,
PRESBYTERIAN
a
solemn
Nor- palpable mixing of pounds, shill- methods that existed in the boom
done with Neatness and Dispatch.
reported
DANEVIRKE.
'
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period.
the
:
Mr
James
was
a
man
who
Prices
moderate.
which
tttS^ltar^-'durjjig'
ings, and pence with the hqurSiOf
PATERSON,
Napier,
was
never
heard
of
before
that
Mr.
,sufferers appear 'in a deatn-like theday,
offence
of
drunkenand the
DISTRICT REPORTER.
will preach morning at 11 a.m.,
however, ;ho
appearance in ness with the crime of murder junoture. : Th&a,
'
)d into notoriety as evening at 7 p.m., SABBBATH first,
quickly
blossor.
;
"Twenty-four shillings ; and may
A PPLICATIONS are invited for
Xonaon.
the reputed maker of hundreds .of 30th inst. ; and. LECTUREin Town XjL
> 'The Colliers Triumphant.
position of District, Reporter at
Hall,
;
: the Lordhavemercy on your soul!"
MONDA.Y,
31st Chair taken
pounds. He became at;
thousands
of
Ormondville, and NorseMakotuku.
the
disposed
of all the busiIs;
are jubjlant at
7.30. Admission'
I Having
3?he colliers
" to Lecture,
an M.L.Q., securing election aj; any Children,
for theBusk Advocate. Appli'
wood
",
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at
an
6d.
Wsuming'Work
.young
justice
I
ptonpec^of
ness tl»^,;jP?ifitod,;
cost ,^ and ingratiated himself
cants to state «alary required.
*
descended/from
t the bench, andcallincreaced :rajte di,^ages. f f ,
Apply at once to
circles
amongst
upper
by
givthe
ing,
\wy*j£jj&tisjjl M&ttets.
the " sergeant aside asked if ing an invitation banquet at the
J.H. CLAYTON,
"
, Danevirke.
th© poor devil had any money." Masonic Hall to some 400 gentler-'The report of,Lord Hartington's
cint, yer Worship,",
was
affairs
has
"Not
a
military
"
on
committe
Quests' had
his Wor- men. Many of his
BY ORDER OF THEREGISTRAR
the the reply. On whicli
"
been received.. It condemnsstores,
*■ he
before,;
seen
him
never
OF THE SUPREME COURT OF
Well,
a
rejoined:
here's mollified them by..a, superb,but
"■
ship"
Office,
depletion of the military
.
dinner,
NEW ZEALAND, AT NAPIER,
to
when
:
dangernote',
it
him
pound
highly
give
22,
Napier,
March
1890*
five
whichit considers
AND AT THE REQUEST OF
winch jprplfably dost ,liim,, dyery
a fresh" start petih'Jrof
accordance with -Section 11 of ■:O?HE MORTGAGEE.
' 'to make'■;"■■'■:
ous, And suggests that a Chiet of he comes out
&1500.
Mi'
I
Spares;
as
;"The Education Act, 1877," and
:^-should replace the Com- with'!"
have said, makes som^,astonishing ISection 3 .of..."
The Amendment' Act,
The
Army.
the
of
AND TABUTEAU have
mander-in-Ohief CouncilofDefence
statements.; c Mv James estaßlished 1885,"
is,
hereby given that in:
notice
receivedinstructions
sell by
appointment of a
Railway
the Dominion Bank y and sa^lTr eachiof the undenrieritioned places a Public Auction at theirtoRooms,
Reform.
of
thePremier
presidency
under the
Sparks :«-" Np James practically Sieetirig 6f the Hipuseliolders is con- Tennyson-street,Napier,on
is *Lbo'recommended,
nominated
the directors. Ithe com- vened to be held on MONDAY the
1882,"
says
started
out
in
"I
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The &'.O-Vt- Wants to B*tixe.
pany
two
main
was
founded
for the purpose 28th day of April, 1890, at the school- MONDAY, 31st MARCH,
Vaile,
with
these
Mr
l§9o,
Itis reported that Mr Gladstone propositions. IFirst, differential . of taking overMr James'Heidelberg, house in.each place, at half-past 7
in the evening, for the. Elecnieditatea an early retirement from rating must be abolished ; seoond, andIvanhoe properties at a statpd o'clock
2 o'clock.
At
tion of a School Committee for the
political life.
rating must also be i price. They consisted of over 1000 ensuing
mileage
year,
purand for such other
1, 2, 3, and 4,
Noi Heajly for it yet.
abolished and a stage system sub'. acres and. cost Mr James £53,000, pose as may be required
under Sec-' DANEVIRKE-Lota
part
of
Suburban
Section
No. 40,
;
Commons
Mi
.lathe House of
stituted. How the railway men and the company was ito take the tion64 of the said Act, 1877.
2a 2r 7p,being the whole of the
inreferenoe
to
[
£540,
By
asserted
lands
pointed
loudly
at
order of th« Board.
LfcibouchereVniotion
shouted. It was
OQQ. Mv James
land comprised in Certificate of
H.HILL,
seats in that to do these things was impos- out that the bank was doing no
Title, Vol. 23, Folio 177, together
the abolition ofhereditary
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Secretary.
the House of Lords was negatived sible, and one of pur Commissioners \ business,,andhad had no trafisacwith 5-roomed House and Cottage erected thereon, the late D.
fojra majority of 62.
aslcedj 'Is it possible that the ) tions, and suggested thatIshould
Meetings
ace to be
knew to join Places where
"Vfifefeing Men Beprosentatives. whole railway world can be wrongIget others whom
McCallum's residence.
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, Held.
In,the course ot his speech in andMr Yaile alone right?' Bui ; me andmake a purohase from the Matamau, Takapau,
Ormondville,
further particulars apply to
Mr Gladstone what has happened?; In1837 the »r bank. Ho was to finanoe my share
Norsewood, Makotuku, Dane- For
the House to-day to
BAKER
& TABUTEAU,
absolutely
day
brought
One
Mr
James
see
more
reof
it.
expressed a desire
virke, Kumeroa, Her«*taunga,
United States of America
Auctioneers.
Marshall,
friend,
a
up
mutual
i Maunga-atua,' Woodville (Borpresentatives of the working class abolished differential rating. Int Mr
-^
,-;.
and
out
to
to;
;
office,'
abolished
I
the
pointed
ough.)
of
Commons.
Britain
also
..■■
1888 Great
in the House
Wolseleyand the Irish Troops. , differential rating. In 1886 tht "j him that he should join in a pur- j Itis further notified that each of
. Marshall ] the School Committee?! to be ap'IMjSarl ofKoseberry, referring French Chamber of Deputies pro- chase with me;inand
buying some Bointed a» above shall hold its first SURGEON DENTIST,
agreed
join
to
me
it
after
a
fourteen
i
nounced
appointment
against
oi
Meetingimmediately after, the meetto ihe 'proposed
PALMERSTON NORTH.
oi days' debate. "& 1389 the Hun- of Mr James' Heidelberg land from ing of Householders on the same
Lord Wo^eJey: to the position
was
Bank. This 126 evening,and shall thereat elect,one of
the Forces in Ire- garian GoTernipent polished L the Dominion
TRIPE will make periodical
Ootama»der of the
,su|)s.ti^,i|ited f\ I, acres, and was to cost £85,000 odd. its members to be Chairman for the
and
mileage
rating,
thatthe
opinion
visits
to DANEVIRKE, and
"landre»|»e«Beß
the de- year, .;;,.,-■■ .
may b« consulted at Baddeley's
time age stage system. Thufl it wijll $&s,ss>s
' i. lsjt Ja,me3 actually paid
Matter's threat w,ade some
w.e giiyp him a biUv Mr By order of the Board.
countries have, bjr ppgrtt,
Hotel.
<to- fight on 'bel^aSl pt the XJlstei that these great
H.HILL,
The dateof next visit will be duty
legislatire action, supportedimy twe > James gave Wo
Seowtwy,: announced,
.
main CQUteiitions, w.9 tftilwaj r to tip■■p&fwtify
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SEVERAL, Cheap, j-acres, £-acr«s,
and 2^-acres.
SituatedonMain road,
near Railway Station, MakotukU;
Complete Title. Apply to
LOANS ON MORTGAGE.
W. ROBINSON,
Storekeeper,
time to time a limited
Makotuku.
portion of the funds is lent SATURDAY, 29th MAECH.
on first mortgage of freehold seDANEVIRKE SADDLERY
curity, with option of repayment by
WAREHOUSE.
fixed instalments, spread over 12,
15, or 20 years.
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS !
Haly-yearly payment
for each
rriHE Undersigned begs to notify
Period of Loan
£ s. d.
jL that he has just opened up a
Twelve years
6 4 7
REDUCTIONS
Fifteen years
5 8 9
NEW STOCK
Twenty years
4 13 8
Of Saddles, Side Saddles, Bridles,
UNHEARD OF
Silver Spurs, Stirrups, Bits,
.Loans repayable by instalments
INickel
etc., which he confidently recomwherebyprincipal and interest are
mends as the BEST GOODS yet
both liquidated within a given time
Imported
IN
into the District. The
and on terms of a most favourable
Prices will be found to-be Reasoncharacter,presentmarked advantages
able, ..and Settlers requiring anyto settlers and others.
thing in the above lines will be
The borrower may, before the
DRAPER? ONLST.
liberally dealt with.
expiry of the full pariod, redeem
the loan, with or without notice, on
ALARGESTOCKof SUNDRIES.
terms which can be ascertained at
this office, or at any of the offices
All kinds of Harness for Saddle or
of this Department, where also
Trap work made and repaired to
forms of application canbe obtained.
order on the shortest notice.
For full particulars as to loans,
apply to the Head and Branch
Offices and Post Offices.
F. W. FRANKLAND,
SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER,
Commissioner and Gort. Actuary.
Opposite Baddeley's Hotel, *
HALL,
NEXT TOWN
Danevirke.
MONEY! MONEY 1 MONEY!
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FROM
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that they canKave Printing^ .\ » ":
eyery description executed pn ,the'*#$
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(DO\J\J to suit borrowers,
at reduced rates of interest.
MONTAGUE LASCELLES,
Land and Estate Agent, |
£QR(~\r\
Tennyson-gtrwt Napifp,
Danevirke.
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stoutest notice,
ratesat
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the Advocate Ofiloe,-Danevirke/
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111.
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Chapter
,
is as fair ai
'ias'..<ayer gladdened any man's
t"his heart throbbing. ,
has been waiting
and equally, of
jcdurse,: she has exercised her
privilege ,of keeping- him
;;^^aiting that length of time. When,
;- ;%t;last he sees her coming towards
J2 him, ne hurries forward, and would
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ib him how hard it is even,to live.
But Estellecheers him with worlds
of trust and encouragement,promising always-to be>true to him andito
wait patiently Biihat time of which
he speaks so confidently, when he
willcome and claim her for his own
The' present looks so glorious in
that
this lighti;bf
it is hartHo think" the future may
be adverse?stroke of Pate, that Jove
may change and grow feeble, and
hope die.qut^entirely. V,
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,Af lei? af long-happy, silence Estelle
—
%
be off with the old
"'Tis best to
love, (- - ; ,
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Before you are ori with" the new.
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', . . fiaw^ieis Bay.Herald: . ,; il
GjENUII^E DRUGS,
PROPRIETORS
of
this
mHE
Customers
Weeki.y .Cgurier. .; ; : ,«», i- ■Bdvby^hcwl^B^^lilbgliW^
TN Wishing Our
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Patent Medioines,■■Proprietary ;
Otago^Wfitness
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Post Office Store.
Opposite Station.
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Eraser '80 Co.
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say a few
words to the Inhabitants of
the District in regard,' to .charges
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made:by\
like/ to
WOULD
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fiAPPYNEW
A,IiARGE AND, WELL
YEAR,
Articles,
Violin Strings,.
AS-
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&c.; &c.
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SORTED STOCK'-OF, J;.
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STORE hayingopened up .. <■'
A MJERRY XMAS AND A
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Evening.News. ; ,,, .
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Daily- Telegraph, H k js'io >.";.; ! :con^e^l^'^'pe^^^jpg3^rpMi
, Auckland Weekly, jtews v ;
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3s 3d:per 251b^af^0a1i|alfflK
-.;:T r,;;,;-^.HvqLASTQ^,^''r' 'I
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.^BqbKSELLBBjAJSnD.^TATIbNER.
10sUper 6^lgßai^;Fina|^v^s
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We are aware that we
ZEALAND
>
INTERESTED PARTIES
anticipate the 25th of December by
ANOE COMPANY.
Soda/Whitir^idleribgSa^-^t
go
when we on to
Baxley^4dWrt.^ea^3aMr!i|;
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As to the present and lateprices in & few days, but
>" Raisins,
inform them that we are now shewFIRE
GROOEEY,
Danevirke being
6d pe^fll^'Ses^a|M«p
1COMMISSION
GENERAL
'■ Wi- Su^C^stalis|d;Ml||rt:
ing a
have
y66;' he answers, but I
\jr AGENT KAIKORA.,
EXTOETIONATE, ,
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iw'allsliaVe ears, and so hedges may! plans,
IEONMONGERY,
["Established
1859
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it easy to
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MOST CHOICE SELECTION
,/
probably have ears,' and so hedges! no doubt that Ishall find
;
£1,00p,600
ANE AS
Capital
Sardine^M
speak
I
can
the-'
procure
employment.
Agent
for
?
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;may probably be gifted with eyes
Paid Up andReserve
three languages, you Jknovv, and ;I
c 5s v 2d mm^^^mmm^B
CEOCKMBT; ;
N.Z. Fire.;' and Marine 'Insuranc
OF
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las'well.
V
£440,000
NeWe's^ooWl^^^^Cfflpi^^t
Funds
;,
fancy could write tolerably well
Company \
Fprjjußt a few happy moments on anyI
With
f'Unlimited Inability of ; "N^A^iapnt'-Insawnbe'-'Comifan;„ s£d per lb j Best 01^686,
coujd Is'one of the itemsin theindictment
given
subject.
If
I
9OODS,
PAESfTft.
C she forgets that warning of Mr get on the staff of any newspaper,' they would remind theInhabitants
Shareholders.;:
Reid & xGray;? Agricultural Implei, All other yrrgcerids atiedualls^w;
"fOhandos's; only remembers that
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that'
the
late
during
priceirv*©i|h§s|
should
We are speaking and alluding to
nientjMakers,Dutiedin
i;^his;man loves her, and that she he says hopefully. IbelieveI
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oils;
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SUGAR,
by
Zinc, Leadf!iCo|(per; Braas, and
Loss
of
against
GREAT
RISE
IN
Insurances
Fire
,
)
; ;:
-pr^ve a useful inenibera t f
Bush Advocate;
the present day, viz,, the 20th of
f^lp^eshim^;Sheconfesses this novy,| { ?..
description
every
property
may
of
YEEKEE, pasting^street,[
Fungus.
«elle
in
Rents
and
Debts
Collected
the Price of samb
December,..and our Store has never
When
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|l|^fi^n theinfluence 6f Conrad Bert- f says, proudly, k/orf^wbuldf
YAENISHES,
Company.
opposite
be
effected
with
i
his
ißank
of- <N*.Z., Napier.
}i
when you are
Tradesmen's Books made up.
been so Fully Stocked with such a
WELLINGTON,
Lphplil's presence is removed, and she great man thoseandwho
angry
are
with
PALteRSTON,
||js|^^i^f.;her own iidentity ;' and you now will be only too proud to.
AND
Claims Settled With Promptitude !J &. H. HAR RI S\S:
LARGE AND VARIED.
heri;
WANGANUI, Etc., Etc.,
and
simply
asks
andLiberality.
I'-^^hen'f-Paul
friend.;
as,
P
aul,
their,
I
'■■■ -\ ■■;■;.'".■'"
you
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tenderly,if sheloves him, sheanswers claim
TOO
GOODS
=
OTHER
NTJMEWAS
';
Harness Comno^iticip.
will be very proud of you/
ASSORTMENT
Agents :
.'Yes.'
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(Waterproof)
'Iknow youVill,
he
pER BAG,
" and sweetheart,'
'Then she remembers "all, and says,
20/ROtJS TO MENTION,
Danevirke
F.
C.
W.
Bierue
OF
r
shall
have
In'
6bnßtant
.Use /for 50 year s AND MEOHAN?€M?#EK!riST,
fondly,
you
draws her handfrom his arm., ;' cause to be. Look her, Estelle ;IOur price at the same time was
Ormondville
J. J. Browne throughout the UnitedXjngdom
'K :'Paul—Paul! wecannever marry shall only write you when I,am
Are prepared to SELL at
W.L.Weiss
Porangahau
BEE BAG.
kc?S.EDmBtjRGH, AND LATE^ O^
■!" ;";■!.;
r Ebonite Blacking,
6,; «.-; ,=,;-.; -.-.v
10/r
H.Rhodes
Woodville
R.
with
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on'
well.
I
meet
getting
charged with selling.
also
Why V he; asks,"'-"=in a startlefi any reverses, and .If
We
are
(Waterjiropt)
of course every. aN. PIERCE, Manager, ;
As it contains today. We: take
:'
;^-totie7"'.Uri" I;>>-' .';
ForBoots Shoes, Harness and alII; HAS COMMmOID^^A.CJia^E
CUEEANTS ' ,
opportunity, too, of returning
HastingSrStreet, Napier.
:/yh }Ji you choose me for your wife, one must expect a few of those, I
this
WHICH
black leather articles. '.'.'.■
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sjlenee^'
|
nd
you
keep,/
V,'
shall
will
IN'PERO¥fH6us4»Aiittii^«
patrons
many
our Thanks to our
"'AT/ :'
3^.ypjii father will disinherity you,' ,kuow the! reason and not worry
Mb
LEASKiiias
had .tfeafly
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Customers,
and
for
the
favours
we
ATLAS
ROLLEk
MILLING
: Saddle Paste,
gravely"and earnestly.
yearsHonie>and^l6Bi&litmi||g^Q
,
lbV
keeping silence. ]$■
7id.',per..
I
Defy
Competition
because
am
!!
;
:
have
received
at
their
hands
through
little'
Gravethat all my dear
COMPANY'S FLOUR.
(Waterproof)
ifM^-te
in his professionf tMy»%ii|lcie nfit6
would be a cruel thing to ask youtp- We will simply say thatsuch a state- the .how departing year, and we
;v;
lacef;.Paul ' asliis, ' half laughing. share
ensureJUccessanHmosrtifecai^cMM
my troubles before you were
is untrue,our Customers know again pledge ourselves to give at all
J dear, even that prospect
Jet Black Oil
npHIS FLOUR has the peculia,r
,and operatioiii,.
s ; ment ;;;
o*M^i
"■ "'^>'&
really
my
f
the
we
can
times
best
.value
in
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feature
possessing
of
comxs^pes not very greatly alarm me. I 'No,' she says, it would not. I
JL
ForHarness.
.:
.
Descriptions.
ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THE bined qualities of whiteness and
i.B a. very simple matter to Goods of All
ri;liave a vast amount of faith in my have
Mr Leaskuses the lbcal anigfcligta
as much right to share your quote a few leading articles as a
', i dFn/capabilities, and Ifancy -you
strength, ana* is guaranteed to be
Harness Liquid,
FACT.
f
WITH GREATi i9tJOdEBS;tv
your
as
successes.
GENTLEMEN
ONLY.
disappointments
catphpenny, and to stick it on to
equal to any flour in the market.
{ willbe all the prouder of me if I
? f Tkur,^H£t r
Or SelfiShming Jet.
Also NitrousiOxideTG^for
S,
Prttoifcef
m
wiU
ir6u^
articles whose value is unknown to
j ■?carvea way for myself.'
received,
just
let
me know how you are the Customers.
We
have
direct
always
PAINLESS. .EXTRAOiIONI OF
not our
ONE TRIAL iviLL SUFFICE.
Polishing Paste,
!^ut Esteliesee,does not look con-t getting on ? Ishould ,be far more way of doing business. isOur.system
from the Woollen Mills,a verylarge
You
she
has
a
far
more
Metals.
.
DescripEvery
Cleaning
DAIRY and
Other
For
I|tinced.
TEM
at, yom\,silence than by
'■' " Stock of those celebrated
■■
To be obtained fiom Hawkins &
"personal acquaintance with poverty alanncd
"^V"-"
inserted.a
anythingyoti
fewiday«;iafeetM J'iild
could
write
me.
Co., Danevirke, and wholesale only Sold by all Saddlers, Ironmongers'»
::than her iover, and knows all its Bub Paul can be very obstinrte FAIR AND HONEST DEALING,
tion of PRODUCE Bought
ones have been tftke¥offc 3^
?
Tweed
!"'Odisagreeableness as he cannot do, when he chooses, and he chooses And as our whole interests lie in
from
and' Storekeepers.
WITHOUT
'.
>EiXTRAOttAROi:
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and Sold.
v arid after being poor for twenty
W. H. COOPEE, NAPIEE, Manufactory : 57, Mansell-street '»
OLD SETS REMOVED ' V
They are quite equal to any tailoronly write when hp
now.
He
will
your
encouragof
life
it.is
not
years
London,
\*:
E.
made suits you can possibly order,
A T SMAI; Ii G^B "F
has encoiiruging ne'jvs "to communiAGENTFOR HAWIOI'S BAY.
:\ing to have to: look forward to
and
the
Tweeds
are
the
best
that
.
R C. LEASK.-- ■'«?«'
and
alter
cate,
no persuasions
his' We are in self-preservation bound to
..; twenty more years of comparative
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED.
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money can purchase, so please call
decision.
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Agent for
FURTHER REDUCTIONS !
destitution^ She fancies undis- The only promise she can wring
SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS. and see thisline before buyingyour
PHILApELPHiAEXHIBITIOfI\ NORDDEUTy^^i^RpR..
Advocate,
giiis^d ppyerty—the sort.which may from him is that if he is really in Another thing we would like to Holiday
.
Herald,
Busk
Evening
Clothing elsewhere. A
AND CLOTHING
News,
and
Yates''Seeds.
j;.claim assist ai?ce from the parish and dire distress he will
as
repay
you,
they
visit
will
well
are
let her know, mention is that we have ALWAYS
;,"«the charitable— must be "far more
STILLFURTHER
OAKEY'S
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' WELLINGTON^NIF]
marked Very Cheap as we intendto
with
she
is
obliged
(North German
and
this
to be con-v PAID 20s iv the £, and have
> easy
sort
REDUCED.POLISH
genteel
to beat than the
sell
them
Cash.
For
homewards,
tent.
turn
and
for
They
NEVER BEEN BANKRUPT
'COMPA^'dfflgteljl|)
rv rwhich must ,wear a decent coat out Estelle,
In order to effect a clearance at
THE CHEAPEST STORE,
■■"'■"
'■■■■':'ofrdoors,eyeu though tho cupboard day at least,the light .anol gletfy
expressly
for
th
T)REPARED
"A
of
has altogether" departed,' 'hi
Accumulations SsReserve MW27T
Viis empty at home.
S.
,it
is
COMPROMISED
OUR
FOE CASH,
part,
hard
to
with
the
uncerWITH
Patent Knife-Cleaning Machine* 3, npHlS^wealthy'a^d!. wett
■'■: v;-.['■I^ear,' JEstelle says, gently, .^ tainty which attends this parting. ;
ImQW»
MERRY XMAS
GREAT SALE, India Rubber and Bluff Loathe)r X Company
;cannot let you sacrifice all your
CREDITORS,
,
'qampliei
h&vJHfc
pause
They
the
door
of
Mr
IS
at
NOW ON.
; prpgpectg and expectations for ruy
Knife Boards. Knives
constant! y m^^\^j^iil^%^sS}f
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TO ALL.
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Winfield's house,.he holds her hand And can only continue to do so by
:
"■f.-.sake.^./'--_ " "-"'
with
it
a
cleaned
have
brillianit Zealand Oovernttfeut
done,
■..
viz.,
doing as we have hitherto
THE NORSEWOOD
Check Dress Stuff, 4£d yard polish equal to new cutlery. Packets 3? audlicensed te transactis.regi^fored
tDear,' he urges. 'My darling, in his, murmuring words of tender
New
CHARGING REASONABLY
New Prints and Ginghams, 4£d 3d each, and tinsIs,2s sd, and 4:S ness of every uescriptidnr ,■■'
;;Iassure you thatif riny father and Ifarewell > and when' she looks at
him,
through
it
is
teats
of
unreasonAND
POST OFFICE STOEE.
yard
did not part on-this pretext there ingpain.
each.
In addition to liavitig-^stabiwheid
.
.
Sateens,10£ dyard
i'?
New
{
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be
another
>vpuld
forthcoming.
<J
cash Credit for j&ip,opO:lo m»%
a
OBLIGING^
OUR
CUSTOMERS
"J:" He:l(kssoon
I
come round this evening,'
shall
"THE COENEE STQEE."
Cashmeres, double width, Is 3dand
4l&]»a^ J^,Sffi|ii."' and
always hated me, and this is
losses,
:;
says,
you
he
tell
the
result
of
NEEDHAMS POLJLSBiNtx at that *tiA-iB
for getting rid of
Is6d
;.;a very,good excuse
amounii
wiiih
the Itafaonai
meeting
my
-'"':
father.
lam
afraid
it
Flannellettes, s|d, 6£d, and 7^d
'.-:",
:me,'v;-':'- .-.
'_\J.
T.
WILSON.
PASTE,
will be a stormy one ;but lamin the
Ladies' Umbrellas, 2s 6d
■'.■'"'■l: 'Hated you?' says Estelle, in- right
miumreceipts are retaijieii, in the
mood just -now for meeting
;; ■"' !:l ;>
Ladies' Mackintoshes, 3s lid
credulously.
colony.
;
him, and when Chandos meets
; She
Ladies' Trimmed Chemises, 1? lid
thinks it very bad Chandos,
can
fully
Insurers
rely'
then comes the tug of
6d pair
;; taste on anyone's part not to love
TEEMINUB HOTEL,
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. Ladies' Hose, 4£d and
Used by Her Majesty's Servants. security of the Compainy, and,t&fc
pair
Children'sHose
3d
handsome young fellow, and,' -war.'
all claims will be settled ,'witli
'OVERNMENT LIFE INYou will be moderate,
Childred's Socks, 4d,all sizes
,perhaps, sheis not far wrong. But
Promp'titudjb and jCiberalit^. .
" Xl "'' ,P.aul V Close to Napier Railway Station. /^1
PILLS
BEECHAM'S
;
says,
gently.
IJT SURANQE DEPARTMENT.
'"th^re are some natures which can she'
Colored Dress Laces, Is dozen
J. F. J:AEDINE. Agent,
Are
;
sake,
v
Yes
dear
foi
if
my
own
Reels,
:'\.".no-'morel/assimilate 'than oil and
Colored Silk
Is dozen
admitted by
Distinguished for its Simple, Rapid Baker & ;TabuteHt
CHIEF ADVANTAGES.
watejr, and thisis the case with Paul for no other's. But lam noUikely
Millinery
All
Trimmed
at
half-cost
thousands to
to forget that heis. my, father," even
:.; Chandos and his son.
All Untrimmed Millinery at halfbe worth aGuinea
premiums
large
Low
and
'
forgets
Cleanly, andPermanent
y
if
he
thatlain
bonuses.
;
N,
his
son.'
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R0
U
L
T
0
S
T
cost
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:^ .'My father always wishes
t. ZMmit% ! Baicef $&
aBox for bilious and
Funds kept inNew Zealand.
says,
softly,
!'
Good-bye
she
P
inafores,
6d,
eldest,'
Children's
all
sizes
.the,
says
JKenelm hadi been
* Paul, you will
Tabuteau^Buii^ingsj .!T
nervous disorders,
Claims paid immediately after
properties.
love me always,
Flannel, 9d yard
Wide
Paul. 'Heis a favourite with the won't
Tennyson
such
as
streetNapiern
Proprietor.
wind
and
pain
proof
of death.
you V
'governor, and, indeed with most
iLadies' Aprons, 6d, 9d, and Is
in
DEPUTY
OFHOIAL;
the
headstomach,
sick
Scratches,
Most
liberal
conditions.
lYever
Satisfac
Always
He lifts his hand with a solemn
ASsMiIB
folfes. I
Dress Braids, all colors, 6d dozen
almost wonder, sweetheart,
ache, giddiness, fulness and
Low New Zealand mortality.
:;.IN'MNKRu|bY.>t a
Elastic,
that you did not prefer him to me. gesture.
yards
" Until Idio, tuy
6d
a
dozen
swelling after meals, dizziness
' tip
Economical management.
tory.
■;-<■
darling, You
'p.
, ■..',,. 'Iam not so stupid,' says Estelle,
Black Corded Silk, 2s 6d yard
'
drowsiness,
and
cold
chills
flushmore
State
security.
"
;
than life itself to me and
;
Private Suites of Rooms,
Sarcenet, Is yard
indiguantly. Kenelm is very nice, are
ings oosf sheat, loss of appetite, short- Black
;;;.};
AccotrMiiNT
Dazzling Mirror Finish. .
everfajl you; may 1/be^punished
Curtains,
Lace
2s
pair
Long
oi course j but to compare him to ifI
6d
Less of breath, costiveness, scurvy,
Total
Sum
Assured
v
as
I
deserve.'
STOCK
■''■■"
Oilcloth,
yard
.:::;:
Is 3d
blotches on the skin, disturbed: Antimacassars,
Well-Ventilated Bedrooms,
' 'y6u^(including Bonus AdAh!how often in the time to come
3 for* Is
Agent foi tHe :i
She pauseß, with a ;loqk more
dreams,
ditions)
frightful
.£7,135,243 sleep,
and all White Honeycomb
will those words return to one of
:
;
,eloquent then words,
Quilts,
3s
lid
NORTH
GERMAN"-FiMW*
nervous and trembling sensa- Fancy
Total Funds (the
Reputation of nearly a1 SyRANCECO.-Allciaini^et^
them, carrying acting of bitter pain Plunge
npHE
"
Quilts,
Colored
3s
6d
Baths,
-■/■: jFinish your M>eech, my darling,' that
and
!
tions,
Shower
etc. The first dose
wholeinvested inNew
the eye^ will/grtfw dim, and
:; . r
Fancy Colored Shawls, Is 6d
with liberality and promptitu^^1'
1 heasysj iriasterfully. ;
will
relief in twenty
give
Zealand)
...£1,500,000
over
Century
the
chucks
at
pale
their
lenaem*
Collarettes,,
Fancy
Lace
6d
each
OUTER'S TEEEGBaaif^)^
V ButEstelle shakesherprettyhead,
minutes. This isno ficIn addition to theabove
jtfapkins/3s
and looks up at him- with those brance.
Table
the
Ld.
Messages can
half-dozen
tion,
have,
for they
funds, the office has
as the moat reliable preparation fot Company's Code. be n< >« fc &t£?min.
Fans, 2s 6d
■'■'('starry.eyes'of hers which make Paul has gone but a few steps
Ladies'
doneit
in
an
thousands
Annual Income
"
Strong tfweed, Is and Is 9d yard
.'words so, unnecessary. 'Then they when' he meets G.eolTry , Winfield,
of cases. Every
£282,000
of over
and Brilliantly
MODERATE CHARGES.
Ulsters, 8s 64 and 10s 6d
walk pn for a space in silence, con- who stops ancl callshim by his name.
Ladies'
sufferer
is
earyoung
obliged
pause
The
mail
is
to
Chinese;Mattting, 9d yard
tent to know and feel that they are
The Surplus Cash Pronestly inPolishing
,so near each other; tasting to the though, as he looks at the drinkFrilling, 3d per yard
Rlack
£242,556
Near; the Working Men^ "
fits in 1885 were
vited to try
.Pelisses,
3s
full the cup.of happiness which is soddened face, vvhich once was handBabies'
lid
one
box of
Brass,
LTME. LIME. LIME.
0 soon to be dashed from their lips. some/ -anilkho trembling, uncertain
TONTINE SAVINGS FUND
Tills, and they
these
hands,
he
feels
ashamed
to
be
seen
Year's
there
Day
'..A'uer this /New
SECTION.
Emersoij-Stbeet, NapikeJ
Remember, most of the above
\ will be acknowledged to be
SALE, in any quantity,- Tontine Savings
Copper,
-"will come to them separation, doudt, in the public thoroughfares talking
System
Fund
lines
are
far
below
cost
as
price,
the
LIME,
upFIRST-CLASS
and sorrow j but now the sun is to 'this man.
WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. above is a boiiaficU Clearance Sale.
is
..^'"H
or slacked, delivered in rail- Policies are now being issued.
v
Tin,
Have you been jfbutid' to ours V slacked
'
shiniiig brightly, the keen, cold air
1 New Assurers and existing Assurway
truck
at
Gd
PER
BAG
at
For females of all ages these Pills
THE
■:.briiigßthe rare deep rases to Estelles asks Winfield, u-hri, to-day, is sober, Waipawa.
W
CHEAPEST
ance Policy-holders will be allowed are invaluable, as a few dosea of
INSPECTION INVITED.
Britannia Metal,
P
;and the .light in her eyes for.a wonder, and,< therefore, not in
%<iheeks
to join this section.
them
all
carry
gross
the
best
of
off
TAILORING
humours,
tempers.
j; is that'light wjjich never shono on
ESTABLISH.
'Yes,',Paul.answers, shortly';' ' at' QUALITY GUARANTEED.
All profits accruing after entering open all obstructions, and bring
Platinoid, and
land or s,ea,' but only iv the eyes of
Radford,
the
section are set apart to be about all that is required. No
S.
G.
ment
; ;; M
Punctually
least,
just
have
left Miss Winfield All Orders
Attended To.
I
arc
and,
those
who
love
beloved.
' You aro my New Ycars's gift, there.'
dividod among the policy-holders female should be without them.
LONDON HOUSE, AH Metals of Delicate Finish,
' Ah !'
remaining in the section at the end
TEKMS CASH.
Iv the iDisferict !
There
is
no
medicine
to
be
found
to
sweetheart,'he says,' myNew Year's
Hastings Street, Napier.
of 1900, when liberal returns in equal Beecham's Pills for removing
'
There
is
a
world
of
meaning
then,
in Apply to
blessing.'
in a lower
cash are anticipated.
BECAUSE^ -" :i /
' And
any obstruction or irregularity of
vo;ce, Heaven grant us many New the ejaculation, and "Paul looks at
R. 0. MILDON, Junior,
Tho
of
principles
the
Tontine
and the
thensays, rather
If taken according to GRATEFUL-COMFORTING, j
Unrivalled For
Years, my love, each happier % than himinterrogatively,
Brickmaker,
p.EXCELLENCE & QUALITY ?■
—
mode of keeping accounts are not the system.
sharply
given with each box
directions
North,
'"this, Estello, are you happy V
Kaikora
' Have you anything slay, '
secret,
as
in
case
of
kept
others Ton- they will soon restore females of all
both o
Late of Waipawa.
Metal Dish Covers,
to
Mr ~
_^
Ah! the look she gives him
tines advertised.
Material
and
y
to
ages
V
sound
and
robust
health.
speaks enough, and the sigh which Winfiold
Workmanship,
"' Not much,? is
'
The .Present Tontine will close
B. COSGEOVE,
is combined with excessive
For a weak stomach, impaired
Tea and Coffee Pots,
tho reply, only
parts her lips is one of deep- and
31st December 1890.
on
-paid
digestion
LO^CH^BG^'^pi
this.
You
have
a
and
all
disorders
BBEAKFAST.
good
the
pure content. For the time being
deal.of
"Magic," of
HARNESSMAKER,
SADDLE
&
liver,
they
attention
act
like
to-my'daugtiter'lately,
Frames,
and
and
Brass
forgets
untidy,
scrambling
the
a
Window
she
"By a thorough knowledge of
can be obtained few doses will be found to work
A REALLY GOOD ""'
*#* Informatiom
; home, the dissolute father, and only people are beginning to talk.' Now
SUltf;
''
Office,
and
tho
natural
laws
which
tho
!1
"
the
Haad
govern
at
Branches
op
DANEVIRKE.
upon the most important oporations
am a straight man, and, I
wonders
Facia
and Door Plates,
am go. knowa that love has come to her, I
o
w
digestion
and
also
of
and
nutriAgencies,
and
from the organs of the humanmachine. They
Colonial Tweed for
„ love, the king andlord of all.
ing to ask you a straight question.
tion, and by acareful application of
Travelling Agents of the Depart- strengthen the
to
announce
that
he
Do
loveEstelle
V
has
you
Counters,
whole
Also
Block-Tin
bring
her many fair and
muscular the fine properties of well-selected
&c.
. Life may
commenced business as above, ment.
It seemed to the young man a
system, restore the long-lost com- cocoa,
gracious hours after this, but;,, she
FRANKLAND,
Epps
provided
Mr
has
our
F.
W.
plexion, bring back the keen-edge of breakfast tables with a delicatelyivill always lemember this «ne day, profanation that this, man should opposite Dennehy's Junction Hotel,
and Govt. Actuary
<!
ippetite and arouse into action with flavoured beverage which may save
"with its sparkle of sunshine and even be allowed to breathe his darl- and hopes ; by,strict attention to Commissiouer
H Artistically Cut & Well Made. ZI
ing's name, but he answers very business,,to merit a fair share of the
}he Rosebud of health the whole
Can
be
frost, as the happiest of them all.
obtained
of
Storeretail
—
us many heavy
bills. It is
public patronage. Repairs executed
of the human frame, by the judiciousdoctors'
. Estelle,' ho says, presently, when* ([uiotly
DE JONGH'S physical energy
'Mr Winfield, I
"
such
articles
use
of
y^R.
with
neatness and despatch, and
love your daughrhese are Facts" admitted by Df diet that a constitution may be keepers Everywhere, in 6d and Is q V nnditto their,advaii- :
they have rcceivul a pretty little
am able to provide cheaper than any, other house in the (Knight of the Order of Leopold of thousands embracing all classes of
tage to patronise,the Sartori- &»
■secluded spot where ho may kisa ter, and when I
built up until strong
her
a
home
I
society ; and one of the best guaran- gradually
shall
make her my trade. COLLARS A SPECIALTY.
urn,
pots; 2d and ld tins ;
lips
her. swoet
without fear /of
where no charge is made f
Belgium,
every
tendency
to
to
3npugh
resist
p|unless entire^ .satisfaojtipn
:ees to the nervous and debilitated lisease. Hundreds
prying eyes, 'if Ileave home, I wife'
Knight of the Legion of Honour)
is <£.
of
subtle
malaAgent for Herr Norberg's Cele- LIGHT BROWN COD
Win f eld. laughs.
given. ;. . "/,
s Beecham's Pills have the largest dies are floating around us ready to
and ld cardboard boxes.
shall have my own way to make in
'
LIVER
'
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.r. *.-.'.
"That is'a very good joke, 'Paul
A short distance AWoiiTi '
sale of anypatent medicine in the ittack wherever there is a weak
:" the worl<], and, knowing that ypu
OIL.
brated Waltzes.
Why
Chandos.
everybody
says
; «re to be my rcwarcl, I.shall work
Square OH^hele^^gfQJ;\, .
vorld.
?oint, We may escapemany afatal
KB.— Note the Address.
that you are the eldest son,-and. will
s
of Emerson-Street, is
only
and
sold
wholePrepared
;liko;a second Hercules."
pure,
palatable
y
Absolutely
naturally
shaft by keeping ourselves well
sale and retail by the proprietor, !ortified with pure blood and a proInventors
;? He speaks with the large and gers- have a handsome fortune. Idon't
and extraodinary efficacious
THE SARTOJBIUM:- 4 ; 'MAKOTUKU HOTEL.
D. Beecham, Chemist, St. Helens, )erly nourished frame."— Seearticle
erous enthusiasm of youth, under- suppose there is any real reason
in Consumption, Throat
why
you should not marry at once,
Lancashire, England, in boxes at Is n the Civil Service Gazette.
Affections and Debility
and Sole Manufacturers,
; standing nothing pf the .difficulties
ACCOMMODA9d each.— Sold by all Hade simply with boihng.wateiioiuiilk.
'-'.lie-may have to surmount, the'driijj- if you wish it.' ,
of adults and
I£dand2s
(To he Continued.)
TION FOR TRAVELLERS.
Druggists and Patent Medicine >old in Jibpackets by Grocers, labelled thus: JOSEPH PICKERING & SONS, : Printed and published by th*,Proprie&r '■..
in the path,the disapyoiritmc'als
children.
':....ons
'
James Rum? Cv?my abhis Qesxi\ r
throughout the Colonies. [ JAMES EPPS & CO V
:am\ defeats from which he iriiisfc''
Sold
in
Dealers
capsuled
only
Imperial
Stabling.
Good
Printing
Office, High-feWe^t,I^nevlMe— ;
;ojily i'ise the braver and
N.B.— Full directions are given
Sheffield,.England
pints, and quarts, by all
Get your Printing done at the
HQMCEppAT^IQ CHEMISTS,
half
:
&ONPQN, ENCsA*tt>,
U|e ffghe*. Rearedin-liixury.uu' office of the Bush Advocate.
;±fyl
Chemifits and Storekeepers.
1vith each box.
J. 0. DAVIS, Pjrofjrietok<
"; '!
softly
' What
doing,
v
do
think
of
you
my
'J;more remembrance of the time and
;
quiet. dearest?'
'
■\ placed andshrinks back. Itis
haye no^h|iiJbipie to form any
I
s
"
Senojagh here, but we are told that'.
f; clasp her in his arms,
but she hasI
saySj
/
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NEW
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