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Bush Advocate, Volume XIV, Issue 156, 29 September 1902, Page 1

MASOJSIIC Livery & Bait Stables DAISNEVIRKE. RJ. HUNTEK begs to an- * nounce that he has taken ovei the above STABLES, and patrons can rely upon receiving every attention. First-class horses and Vehicles on ■ > . . (hire. A good Groom in attendance. R. J. HUNTER. PROPRIETOR. Special Offer of Shelter Trees. 1 A ftftf) Pinuß Jnaignls, 2yr--1 VjVUU old, 10b per 100. 10,000 Maorocarpas, 2-year-old, 10s per 100. 15,000/ Macrocarpa Seedlings ' (strong), 5s per 100. 12,000 Blue Gums (strong), 5s per 100. CASH WITH ORDERThe above are well-rooted trees, and have been specially prepared for safe removal. Packed and delivered at Palmerston Station. Nairn & Nairn, NURSERYMEN AND PLANT MERCHANTS, Palmerston North. CRITERION BAKERY, DANNEVIRKE. TTTEDDING Cakes a speciality. , Deliveries by cart Mondays Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satur-. days. Bread supplied at 7d the 41b loaf, for Cash. A large assortment of Small Goods of the very best quality. F. Gr. LOADER, ; BAKER & CONFECTIONER. (Next J. McPherson, butcher)* / -ryAVID WILSON, Insurance, Financial* General Commission Agent. Ormondville. Agent - Alliance Assurance* Company Australian Widow's Fund. O. ERICKHEN. GENERAL ' STOREKEEPER village Stork, NORSEWO,OD. TTAS the Largest/ an<3L Best AsCjL sorted Stock? of" Groceries, Ironmongery, and Boots and Shoes to select from. New Fruits. . Currants Table Dates Rasins Figs Sultanas, Prunes, and Muscatels Table Jellies Evaporated Fruits Tinned Fruits Apples Apricots Apricots Apples Peaches Pears Prunes Pine Apples THE ANNUAL SHOW NOW ON Tables loaded with all kinds of Toys Silver-plated Ware Basket-ware Jam Dishes Dolls Batter Dishes Workboxes Biscuit-barrels, Cruets, Pickle Jars, Glass and Crockery-ware, Etc., Etc., Etc, I Stock the following Tobaccos — j Juno, in stick and plugs Cut-up Golden Eagle Old Judge Victory Three Castles j Derby Capstan Twist Cavendish Pipes Cigars and Cigarettes I hold the Largest Stock in the District of Men's. Ladies', Youths', Boys', Girls' and Children's Boots and Shoes', in leather, calf, and glazes, and can therefore fit any foot and fancy. oTericksen, Proprietor. DANNEVIRKE BOOT PALACE, HIGH STREET. I DESIRE to intimate to my esteemed patrons and the public that I have finished removing to the shop adjoining the Masonic Hotel and formeily occupied by Mr Jeffery, Chemist. With the increased accommodation and Larger Stock I hope to be able to give Greater Satisfaction than ever. The Lowest Prices consistent with sound business charged. Measures for New Boots and Repairs will be promptly attended to. An early visit invited. JOHN~CRIST 5 BOOTMAKER & IMPORTER. S. H. JA.NSEN7 Pastry cook, baker, and confectioner, BREAD 7d per 41b loaf for cash, 8i per 41b loaf booked. SMALL GOODS are specially prepared, and are made from the very best of materials, all fruit being cleaned by Machine whilst the CONFECTIONARY DEPARTMENT is stocked with noting but goods from the best manufacturers. A specialty is made of WEPPING CAKES.