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Bush Advocate, Issue 355, 19 August 1890, Page 4

Business Notices. • A Few Advantages of the DEESDEK PIAKOFORTE COMPANY'S HIRE PURCHASE SYSTEM. isW-Nb matter where you live it enables you to become 1. ■ ; v ; the owner a thoroughly good and sound Pianoforte : ;• or A m ©riean Organ, by simply paying the Hire for •' , ! a stated period. .."■';•■■ ■•• •. ■ : •■.••_••■ Slnd'VrJossession -is, obtained on Payment of the First ! .«■'!; .Monthly or Quarterly Instalment. , , i 3rd— No furtherexjienseVhatever, is incurred beyond the I 7. ' ' Insibalme;nts' for, the period agreM om iitK-^The^^o or /Ampnciii -Organ can be exchanged f6r ( one of a Better Class at anytime within the period I v; ii ' of hiring. ; 1 sthr— An .excellent, Piano or Organ (warranted for 10 years) : 7 can be obtairied for a deposit of 3Qs ; and payment of : ' 30s monthly. , • 6th— A First-class Guarantee is given with every Insiru- ; . ment purchased. •■'•:'"■ '•-•.■•• Terms, etc., sent Poi^t ,'Free Qii i Application I ' „/■/■ .■:■ MUSICAL SUNDRIES. ' ■;/ Accbrdiohe, Bagpipes, Chanter ft&ecls, Brags Instruments in : great 'variety), violins, Flutes) • Piccolos, Concertinas, ; : 7T.^t^6^to;..liisidatois, Music /^tpoLa, Music : Double Basses, etc.; e"tc.' ; ' ! l \ SHEET MUSIC i 6FECIALITY. ; Tuner for %c Company in Hawk!eVßtiy~Mß HUGH APLIN. ! B^EjSpEK PIANOFOE#. !M (k>.'S DEPOT ;'"■ I $'' ' 2b'and '31, ' PRINCES-STREET,, DUNEDIN-. ;... „ : '.; .; ' ' ; J. A. X.7REIDLE, Manager. : ...,. , ; .-' J r;H, < NAPH^iii,- '■..■.■ . SCXLE AG:ENT, NAPIER,;; H A WKE\S BAY.

■ •"' / ••'; !?; i v *i.; . .:" '' i'j '■ ; ' i ; ; ■ „../' ' , I Eraser &: C 0.,.'/;' ■•■ ■ ■i ■ ■ ■> • i [ 1.,. >■»' '■ '• ' ■ ■ < '•>' '•'• ■•' i . ' • ". i, i ;. ' . •■ . ■;• ••' ji- i . | i i>• '> ' „ ' " : f,I ! ! •'., ■ . . , ■ •■;.;•. ..••■• ' : GENERAL ".-•' < '■■;■; ■' !> ■. •:•(';. o • ■ >'!■'!'/ f ■ m.*> • _ • ••. • ::. i ; - f ;,, . ; '... . , . ■ .• v :,.,.;, ; .STOREKEEPERS, : HIGH STREET, ■:.",■! .i. ''.»'..■'-.' ;'.:'.'<.■'.: i : Danevirke, . . WAITAPAKI JUNCTION, WEBER. EHART begs to inform the • residents in the above district that he is still carrying on his BUTCHERING BUSINESS And is prepared to supply Settlers, Camp c , etc., with First-Class MEAT At Reasonable Prices. Note.— Travellers can obtain MEALS aji all hours R. Hart, ; WAITAPAKI JUNCTION, WEBER. WAIPAWA DISTRICT HOSPITAL. rpiCKETS, available for a year X ..from date of issue, Price 10s, may be obtained of The Editor Bush Advocate, Danevirke. JAMES H. NELSON,.. , Secretary.