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Bush Advocate, Volume XIV, Issue 156, 29 September 1902, Page 3

ri lENDERS- will be received by the X undersigned up to OCTOBER 4th for Felling 92 Acres of Bush. Specifications to be seen at the Oringi Station. HENRY GAISFORD. TO BUILDEKS. rriF.NDEES are invited for the | erection of the Onga Onga Dairy Factory. Tenders are to be addressed to the undersigned, c/o JNat Beamish, Esq., Chairman Onga Dairy Co., Onga Onga, and sent iv at or before 12.30 NOON, on MONDAY, October 6th. Plans and Specifications may bo seen at the Post Office, Onga Onga, at Mr Campbell Thomson's office, Dtnnevirke, and at my office in Herald Chambers, Napier. 0. TILLEARD NATUSCH, Architect. BARSBY'S SOTJTH NORSE WOuD BRANCH. H. Campbell HAS much pleasure in informing residents in the districts in atid around Norsewood that he has taken over the above premises, ami has just opened up with a large and varied assortment of the New Season's Goods in DRAPERY, CLOTUINGyBOOTS & SHOES, &c Straw Hats from 6d upwards ; Suits to measure from 50s and upwards. The largest stock of BooU and Shoes in the district. All Goods sold at Dannevirke Prices. Also Agant for Wertheim Sewing Machines, parts of which are in stock ; Commercial Union, N.Z. Accident Insurance Companies. Land and Produce Agency Business. <- • - Hickford & Co., (Late Dally & Jo., Auctioneers.) AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, STOCK, & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. A UCTION Mart Sales every J\_ week. Clearing sales a speciality. Land sales first week in each month. Horse sales held fortnightly. A livestock register kept, entries solicited. . Agencies — Rudge - Whitworth Cycles ; Book, Actual Measurement, useful to carpenters and farmers alike ; J. Jessop's Superior Ales and Stout. |# C. Y. Dai.ly, Auctioneer. HICKFORD & Co. N.B. — We have retained the services of Mr Dally as Auctioneer. These Bargains for Sale. A MODEL FARM OF -I A ACRES, all fenced and in IX) grass, sub- divided in i;o five paddocks, with 'orchard and 4roomed house ; half the land has been ploughed. It is well watered, and situated one mile from Railway Station, Dairy Factory and Post Office. Price £300, on easy terms. A PAYABLE HOUSE i-acro of land, with a private Board-ing-house of 13 rooms, commands a beautiful position, and only five minutes' vwalk from Dannevirke P. 0., capable of keeping 14 regular boarders. ' Furniture at valuation br otherwise. Price for freehold and goodwill, only £525 ;■ trims. A RARE CHANCE. 1000 acres of good pastoral and agricultural land, situated in the Pongaroa district ; all bush except 200 acres, which is in rough feed. Well watered ; l£ miles from P.O. Lease, with right of purchase at 12s 6d per acre within 25 years. Owner's- interest, £160. Don't miss this or you'll miss a fortune. DON'T MISS IT. A Public Boakding-House Of 15 rooms, scullery and bathroom, together with £-acre of land and furniture ; to be sold as a going concern. It is seldom such an offer comes before the public. House ai ways crowded with boarders, a splendid paying concern. The whole turn-out to be sold for the small sum of £1150. Apply sharp to Mbs'srs HICKFORD & CO., Land Agents, etc., ■ Exchange Mart. FOR SALE. 1 ton seed potatoes 1 Breezes 1 ton table potatoes j Prolific 1 ton Derwetts (table) 1 ton good onions 1 ton White Rose kerosene oil We are now taking orders for the above. ALSO--2 second-hand spring tiaps \ good 1 ii g^ [ and 1 new buggy ) cheap We also furnish throughout livery or bait stables on easy time payments, with traps, harness and horses. In fact we are prepared to meet clients on the easiest of terms. Correspondence invited. HJICKFORO & CO., Exchange Mart, Daunevirke. Whyte Mackay Whisky, PUREST AND BEST. FOR FISHING TACKLE W. H. Tisdall IS THE BEST A FOLL STOCK OF TISDALL'S GOODS On view at H. G. Shannon's, THE LOCAL AGENr. Sole agent for Dannevirlce and district for the Cypher Incubator Ccmpany. The Cypher incubator is oue of the few recommended by the Agricultural Department. TO PEEVENT MISREPRESENTATION. The* Gear Meat Preserving and Freezmg Co. of NZ , Ltd. NOTIFIES Settlers that the Company's charges for handling t'heep aud Lambs on Farmers' account and covering cost of slaughtering, freezing, wrapping, shipping and freight are identically the same as those ruling in Canterbury, and stand as under : — For Mutton, f d per lb (three farthings per lb). For Lamb, 9-lCd per lb (nine* tenths of a penny per lb). The above charges are the Winter rates current during the months of June to November inclusive, and have not been altered for two years. W. H.TBI3PB,