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Kawhia Settler and Raglan Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 195, 3 February 1905, Page 3

Shipping. EXCURSION TO WAITttU REGATTA. rpHE 8.8. SIA ORA wiU leave Kswbia for Waiter* on February Slat, st 5 p.m., return from Weitera Tburaday, 2llrd at 10 p.m. Beturn tickets, 22s «d. A. E. LANGLEY, Agent N,S.S. Co. Special Notices ~ F 0B _ SA LE . About so cull ewes. Apply to— W. A. MASON, KawbiaFOR SALE . 1 Oft FOUR-TOuTH BREEDING EWES, in first class condition ; also, about 80 Fat and Forward LAMBS. Apply to— BRANDON * TURNER, Awaroa. KAWHIA REGATTA, 1005. IT is requested that all monys collected for tbe above and not yet banded over, be paid to the secretary before WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Bth. H. H. PETTIT, Secretary. For private sale. 1 TIP DRAY, good order, £lO ; 1 Koneke, nearly new, £B, 1 'BOB Martini Enfield Rifle, £2 ; 1 Yacht, 2 sets of sales complete, £l5 ; 1 Good Hack, V years, with yearling foal, £6 10s ; 8 cwt. nails, cheap ; also lot of Grass Seed, Turnip Seed, etc. Apply to—F. A. Peakson, Kawbia.

Public Notices. ADRIAN MOULTONr Surgeon Dentist, ELTHAM, Vieitd Kawhia periodically, next visit Early in April. NURbE. MRS WIGHTMAN, thoroughly qualified LADIES’ NURSE. Every attention given to instruction addressed to tbe advertiser. Address : Mrs Wightman, Post office, Kawhia." CLARENDON HOTEL, AUCKLAND, CONTAINING 50 Rooms. Three minutes walk from wharf and train. Good accommodation for settlers. Night porter kept. PAT. QUINLAN, Proprietor. E R Kawhia-Te Rau-a-moa Mail Service. THE above Mail Service has been secured by Mr. JOHN WATTS. Coaches leave the Ferry for Te Rau amoa on arrival of launch on Tuesday and Friday mornings. All Fares Must be Paid Before Mounting the Coach. Carting undertaken to any part of tbe district at Reasonable Rates. HORSES ALWAYS ON HIRE. Parcels and goods carted, which must be paid for before delivery. For scale of charges apply to Settlkb Office, Kawhia. ▼

BEASON’S 7QB ADVSBTXSXMfr. Advertising is the chief auxiliary of trade. Tooke Advertising is not the road to success, but success itself.— Itichardsoq. Advertise your business; 1 owe all my success to it.—J’. T. Barnum. The most truthful part of a newspaper ia its advertisements.—je/erwn. The man who pays mors for shop real than advertising does not know hie busineh. —H or act Gruley. , How can one man know what you want □ nless you ask for it, or what you have te sell unless you advertise it ? Mural Hot iltad." ' ' G ' " ' The advertisement* which appear In a public journal take rank among the most significant indications of the state of society el that tioia and place.— JJicktiu.