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Bush Advocate, Volume IX, Issue 668, 27 August 1892, Page 2

Eusiiiass Notices. DANEVIRKE BOOT DEPOT. Grand Pispl&y of ~&e\r Spring Goods, Novelties in all departments. NEW BOOTS ! NEW SHOES I NEW NIPPERS I Tbe Finest Quality, Style, Durability, finish. And at Citv Prices, Every pair guaranteed to be sold at Lowest City Prices. . f TIUOM AS HOWE begs to announce to his increasingly numerous !_ customeis and the public of Danevfrke and surrounding district nerally, that ho is now opening np the most complete assortment of . EW BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS ever displayed in Danevirke, uud thes goods having been .personally selected with great cars and V»ught for Cash, he is thus enabled to quit them at lower rates than .ve hitherto been known. The undernoted List will sufficiently • emonstrate this, but he would also invite the public to pay him a" visit •ud inspect these lovely goods fox- themselves, whother or not they < present be needing anv. ATTENTION. INFANTS' Elastic Side Boots from 1/6 „ Strap Shoes from 1/9 „ Strap Shoes, Beads from 2/6 IRLS' Lace-up Boots 4 to 6 3/6 „ Lace-up Boots, 7to 9 4/6 „ 10 to IS 5/- --» „ ,i Extra high leg, 7to 9 5/- -->• >, „ „ ,10 to 13 6/- --„ Strap Shoes, double soles, 4to 6 3/9 ». .. ' ,» „ 7to 9 4/6 ,' „" „ „ 10 to IS 5/6 MAIDS' Strong Lace-up Boots, 1 and 2 6/6 ii »' n „ extrahighleg,l&2 7/6 „ Calf Walking Shoes, 1 and 2 8/6 .LADIES' Strong Lace-up Boots 3 to 7 8/- --„ ■ Lace-up Boots, extra high leg 9/ „ Calf Oxford Shoes 9/- --\ Strong leather Slippers 4/- . LADIES 1 Calf Elastic Sme Boots, Youths' Strong Nailed Shooters, 1 9/- to 3, 9/Lvlies' far-bound wool lined Slip- Youths' Strong Nailed Shooters, 4 pers, 4/6 and 5, 10/- - H«Hse Boots from 4/6 Youtho' Sunday Boots, 1 and 2, 6/6 JOTS' School Soots, copper toes, 7 Youths' Sunday Boots, 3t« 6, 8/- .. to 9, ,4/-. .. MEN'S Strong Watertights from iioys School Beets, copper .10 11/---t» 13, 8/- Men's Strong Nailed Shooters from 3»ys' Strong Nailed Lace-up Boots 12/6 1© to 13, 6/- Men's Calf Elastic Sides from 12/Ueyg' Sunday Boots, toe and heel Men's Nailed Bluchers from S/---plates, 7t» 9, 4/6 , Men's Plain Shooters, plated toe J«ys' Sunday Boots, toe and heel and heel, sewn, 14/---plates, 10 to 13, 5/6 Men's Cookham Boots, broad welts, &»ys' Nailed Shooters, 10 to 13, 8/- 20/---fOXJTHS' Strong Nailed Laco-up Men's Oxford Shoes, rivetod, 9/Bwts, 1 t» 3, 7/6 Men's Derby Shoes, sewn, 10/Yeuths' Strong Nailed Laco-up Men's Calf Galoched Balmorals, AI, Boots, i aad 5, 8/- 18/6 Peerless Gloss 6d, Satin Polish 9d, Glycerole 13, Maori Blacking la 3d, dork Soles 6d, Boot Protectors per card 3d, Laces per pair 2d, Real Porpoise Hide Laces 9d per pair. All.kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order on the premisos. Repairing neatly done with first-class material ;i»d at the lowest charges in town. Country orders accompanied with cash will receive prompt attention and despatch. Thomas Howe, DA2TEVIBKE BOOT DEPOT. Furnish. Furnish. Furnish. ,p^y L VTTO?Tr. nanm?.ATTNQ«ttn FURNISHING WAREHOUSE AND WDoBWTRE "FACTORY. I HATE much pleasure in drawing the attention of my Customers— those about to fuinih and the public generally— to my Large Stock •f well made Furniture, and to tho New Goods just being opened up, comprising as it does carefully and wnlj selected articles of every descrip- ' ties required ia Furnishing. A Single Article on the Deferred Payment System. I have also in Stock, — Painters Requisites Picture Frame Mouldings in great variety Builders and Cabinetmakers Ironmongery ashes and Doors Carved and Yerandafe Brackets A. L. GORDON. HIGTH-STREET DANEVIRO;. N,B —Anything net in^Stock made or procured on the shortest notice.

TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY •F AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED. (Incorporated I860.) THIS COMPANY is prepared to ADVANCE MONEY on Mortgage of Approved Freehold Farm Property at Current Bates. For particulars, apply to R If. BLAKISTON, Solicitor, Dauevirke. IT IS HEREBY notified for Pufclio Information that Mr F. O'B. Loughnan, Barrister and Solicitor, Waipawa, has been authorised to receive applications far Leans on Mortgage on behalf of the Government Insurance Department. All necessary information will bo supplied on application to Mr Loughnan. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. MRS BERKAHN, Dressmaker, Ormoadville, HAS Ladies and Children's Underclothing of Every Description ; also — B«ys Serge Sailor Suits. "A/Tfl THOMAS S.MITH, Ormendville, BOOT & SHOEMAKER. Kof airs Neatly Ex«eut«d

HINTS TO ADVERTISERS. THE First time a man leoks at an advertisement he does not read it, The Second time he does not notice it. The Third time he is conscious of its existence. The Fourth time he faintly remembers having seen it before. The Fifth time he reads it. The biaih time he turns up his nose at it. The Seventh time he reads it through and says, ' Oh ! Bother !' The Eighth time ho says, ' Here's that advertisement again.' Ihi Ninth time ho wonders 'if it amounts to anything. 1 The Tenth time he thinks ha will ask his neighour if he has tried it. The Eleventh time he wonders how the advertiser makes it Day. The Twelfth time he thinks perhaps it may be worth something. The Thirteenth time he thinks it must be a good thing. The Fourteeulh time he remembers that he has wanted such a thing for a long time. The Fifteenth time he thinks he will buy it some day. The Sixteenth time he makes a memorandum of it. The Seventeenth time he is tantalised because he cannot" afford to buy it. Tho Eighteenth time he sweait at his poverty. The NinetcenUi time he counts his money carefully, and The Twenlieili, time he sees it, he buys the ai tide, or instructs his wife to da so. Moral— Lord Macaulay wiote : Advertising is to business what Steam is to Machinery, the graud piopclling power.