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Bush Advocate, Volume II, Issue 101, 29 December 1888, Page 1

■'- ,i,iJ - B^n^_rt(M^_s.v ; v ''■ WRIGHT'S RESTAURANT AND BOAftDlfc HJotisE, • OPPOSITE fy .-.,-' RAIL WA Y : S;T;A T I ON, DANEVIRKE. ..*' iTI WRIGHT begs to call attenVprV. tion -td .his w^ll-appoirited Boarding; . i Jio.tis,ej ' ;a't ! ; the .'. ;ar>Qve address, where by attention to busif ness hi. hopes to still merit, tie support he has received in the past. TARIFF : Beds: 1/- ' Horse, Feed iyMeals 1/- Paddocking '•!/- --: Good Oaten Chaff For Sale. ; Good Hay in the Truss For Sale. G. W. Still carries oh the , OLI) ESTABLI&ED BAKERY r BUSINESS r ', ''■':""' and. the excellence of his goods still . comrnands. the support of the, „ public, y One of the largest Assortments of FRUIT AND LOLLIES 1 ' in the Province at very Reasonable Prices ■ : '■■) ■■■ ■• - - ' __ GOING HOME ON/SATURDAY. Jones strides along on Saturday, • His purse is full of coin ; He casts some glances ;by t tne way At briskett, leg. arid loin. He loves his purchases to make, In bargains he delights ; Yet, what nice luxury can he take 1 Some lollies sweet'froin Wright's ! His anxious wife expects him home, ' As slow the minutes fly : The children ask when 'dad will come, And for his coming sigh. They prattle now, and now they sing, As song or mirth excites, ' For oh, tney know that 'dad'will bring Some jolly sweets from Wrights ! They're first procured for cough and cold, ." ; But then so good they're found, They'd all be bad, from young to old, And cough the season round. Their flavor ne'er was equalled yet, Delicious, it delights, And all will cougli, should 'dad' forget Some lollies sweet from Wright's ! TO THE BUSH SETTIjERsT* THE CHEAPEST HOUSE TO BUY YOUR DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT IS EH. NEWMAN'S, # Waipawa. E. H. NEWMAN, Has a Frst-clasß Dressmaker on tho Premises. Now Showing Large Assortment of New Dress Goods. Write for Patterns. E. H. NEWMAN, Has a Good Milliner on the Premises. All the New Shapes in Straw, Plush, &0., All Goods Carriage Paid to Any Part. E. H. NEWMAN, Late Napier, Now Waipawa. R I 0 H A R DS . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRUITERER. Main Street, Danevirke. A Choice Stock Of Fruit and Vegetables always on hand. Regular consignments of Fresh and Smoked Fish, and Rock N Oysters, &c. Customers waited on Daily. , C. E. & H. Gibbons, 5 '" ■ " ■ ■ -E E D S s M E N HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. CROWN HOTEL, NORSEWOOD. E. OLSEN, Proprietor. THIS HOTEL is now completed, and ready for the reception of Visitors to the healthy and beautifully situated township of Norsewood. During the summer months no place presents greater attractions to the tourist, or those in search of health, than does Norsewood, and at the CROWN HOTEL quite, comfort, and ease will be found. Private Suites of apartments. A good Table, aud the Wines, etc., are of the'best procurable. Communications addressed to the Proprietor will be promptly attended to. Charges Moderate. £. . OL S E.N, Proprietor,