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Bush Advocate, Volume II, Issue 90, 1 December 1888, Page 3

' < ;l^^^j|issl^ißs|^^ai !" , ;. ; EDWlNjE|llp|li| ARTI&r Mo!iS)G&3^^^J DANEVIRKE :&/;wdoi)^ffii||{ BEGS to, inform the^pablfe^hi^l 'he has opened a :;^W^\^ BRANCH - yj| . ... ... IN -:'■' ' : '.. ' ..■l&'Z . - DANEVIRB^^r^s'/^'f Next Mr Wrjghtyßestaur|m]t,^d;i4 will visit Daneyirke every }$$iobyi'^f commencing, MONDAY, thi |6tb: ;:; Inat. The studio, has been Jitted^tipi; y with all the latest improvements, so '• as to insure the best results, and all ."-:■--. work entrusted to. his,., care <sfill, bey finished with artistic taste., Houses, Horses, Landscapes, Groups, etc., : done by special agreement,; ?■- : . largement in oil, Black and White, at such prices as cannot be beaten. ■;/ „ Carte dk Visits 15/- per dozen Cabinet do 30/t per dozen Pictures Framed to Order. Views of the District For Sale. For information or orders when away, Apply Mr WRIGHT/ Restaurant, /CAMPBELL ArNDSGOTT, V^- . Auctioneers; ? ' ir -' : Land, Stock, and General Commission agents, and yALUATORs, woodville. ; Agents; for • Mutual Life' Association of Australasia '■■'■'*■ New Zealand Accident Insurance ; Company Eakins and Co's Improved Sheep Dip Blunts Patent Screw and Lever Press, for weighting ensilage: in stacks. -.;•.'.:. FIRE OFFICEJ; Equitable Insurance Association of New Zealand. , MEDICAL NOTICED BR. HEISTR? WILLIAMS, M.D., L.S. A., London, late Coroner and Provincial Surgeon, Blenheim, who has had 30 years' experience as an Operating Surgeon and Physician, can be consulted at his Dispensary, Yogel Street and McLean Street, Woodville.; : W GARRETT, COMMISSION AGENT,- --■ • i" Loans Negotiated from £50 to NO INQUIRY. FEES. Offices: Browning-Street, Napier (next Union Steamship. Co.) THE WORKING MEN'S STORE, ORMONDVILLE AND ; NORSEWOOD. WWESTLAKE returns his ♦ : Hearty Thanks to the General Public for the Liberal Support accorded him since starting jusiuess, and begs to announce that he is now able to offer oettef VALUE than ever, and answer the question which is so often asked, How is it that you can sell So Much Cheaper Than Other Storekeepers, 1 . My answer is: I buy larger than any ahy other storekeeper in the Bush 1 ] also buy Direct from the Factoiy, saving the middleman's 'screw. I also buy from the Best Colonial House. So when you cannot jg<rt what you want at other stores, Send to W. WtssihXX, who r hai iti stock Gooda as raentioned.below :— Flour Sugar Teas, (NelOats Wheat sonMoate's) Bran Chaff Maize . ; Potatoes Pollard Grass Seed And All Grocery Lines. tO BUILDERS AND fcUSttMEN. , Planes Chisels Hammers Axes Augers Saws Fiies Nails Screws , Doors Sashes Roofing iron TO SPORTSMEN. Guns and Ammunition in Great Variety. . TO FARMERS. Spades Forks Fencing and Grubbers Shovels Barb Wire Staples Cow Bells &c, &c. TO PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS. A Large and Well Assorted Store of paints, Oils, Scrim, Papers, &c, &c. TO MAN AND WIFE FURNISHING HOUSE. Saucepans Kettles Boilers Baths Blankets Knives and Lamps Mattings Forks Chairs Bedsteads CounterTables Matrasses panes Carpets Toilet Sets Rugs, &c CLOTHING. A Large and Well Assorted Stock of Colonial, Kaiapoi, Roslyn, and English Goods, Always on Hand. DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. Ulsters, Jackets, Calicos, Underclothing, Dress Goods, Flannels, . Corsets, &c, &c. Hats and Bonnets in the Moat Fashionable Shapes, from 5/- to 30/Inspection Invited. BOOTS AND SHOES. Zealandia, Standard, Northern, and English. , A Very Large Stock Always , s - --on hand. „; WORKING MEN'S STOICS /