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Bush Advocate, Volume XI, Issue 860, 18 November 1893, Page 3

Public Notices. -*«1 1 ■ r - i E. A. RANSOM,MANUFACTURER & DIRECT IMPORTER OF EVERY DEiCRIPITON OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS,. HA 1^ Pleasure in announcing Hie arrival, ax s.b. Arawa, of a well assorted shipment of English Saddldry, Nickel waro, Brushes, Hames, etc., etc. By additions madu to the premises this stock is displayed to better advantage than has previously been possible,^ and a visit of inspection is invited. -' A full assortment of Colonial Saddler j', etc., always in stock, or made to order on the shortest possible notice. SOLOMON SOLUTION. Elliman's, Rowe's, Ayre's, and Lincolnshire Embrocation, Harness Oils, Axle Grease (in drums), a cheap line always in stock. Repairs promptly and faithfully executed. E. A. Ransom, SADDLER & IIARNESSMAKER (Opposite Baddeley's Hotel), High Street, Danevirkk HP HE Undersigned begs to inform J. tliQ public of Danevirke that ha has commenced business as a Cooper, and all orders entrusted to him will receive prora pt attention. Casks butter kegs, etc. made to order. D. R. O'SULLIVAN, t ...... i .. , CALEDONIANHOUSE Eobert Blair, IMPORTER, WELLINGTON, BEGS to intimate to the Inhabitants of Danevirke and surrounding districtsthathavingimported an exceptionally large stock of Summer Goods he has determined to reduce tho same by several hundreds. He has bought a large consignment of new and first-class drapery, and will sell tho samo during tho next 14 days at a pric% dofying tho keenest competion- Haviug a sale at this period of the year, secures for the public the advantage of buying at a time when Summer Goods are wanted. Being a Direct Importer, he saves all intermediate profits, and places himself a, position to 6upply the public with goods at ACTUAL WHOLESALE PRICES ■«■" »■' POSITIVELY FOR Two Weeks Only la Schmidt's new building, opposite Masonic Hotel. (Close from 12.30 to 1 p.m. for lunch.) Leopold Simmons, THE CASH DRAPER, HIGH-STREET, DANEVIRKE, HAS all departments in full swing for the Summer Season. The Dressmaking Department, under Miss Myers' management, is a success beyond all anticipations. Ladies leaving their orders will secure style combined with a perfect fitting costume. There aie goods in every department the like of which have never been seen in the district before, 'rices, compared with quality, show that I am to the fore. We have a few special lines in different departments. In the Dress Dress Department All Wool Dress Goods, Cashmere, Nuns Veilings, Delaines, Muslins, Crepons, Prints, and a special line at 6d and 7d will be shown a splendid dress for the house. In the Fancy Department will be found Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, and a special line of Aprons in print at Cd each. The Gent's Department has not been forgotten, as a visitor can see ac a glance at the new stock. See the windows for Millinery, The models in Hats and shapes speak for themselves. THE CASiTdRAPER. GEORGE "pATERSON, MANAGER. n7 TO WEBER & MANGATOEO VALLEY SETTLERi. P BARRY Begs to announce a that he has started a Carrier's Cart on the Danevirke-Wai nui Road. Orders left with B> McMillan, Mangatoro Accommodation House, will received prompt attention. P. BARRY, Carritr, Mangatoro. Meetings, LOYAL DANKYIRKE LODGB,, '^ 1.0.0. F., M.U., No. 6862. , \?j I THE next <3tomal Meeting wßJ:|^ b« held o* SATURDAY, Nor,* 18th, at Bpm Business— lnitiations, Lectures, aM General. J. LOUDEN, Secretary. COURT RISING BUN, A.0.F., No. 7081. THE next Regular Meeting will ba held on TUESDAY, Not. 28, at 8 p.m Business— General. F. a W. BHRRE, SsepettejS