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Bush Advocate, Volume XVI, Issue 207, 5 January 1904, Page 1

E . - . ■ , "" The Dannevirke Plumbing Company High Street, Daotteyibke. (Opposite Army Barracks.), A LL classes of up-to-date Saui jLL tary Plumbing and Drain Layidg done. Hot and cold water connections and Sanitary Engineers, Gasfitters, Klectric Light and Electric Bell Fitters, Tinsmiths and Lead Light Builders. \ ' Manufacturers of spouting ridg? ing, down pipes, tanks, baths, sinks and wash tubs, to suit purchasers. All kinds of Dairy Utensils and Dairy work done. . Estimates and advice free. Please note that we are selling oar old stock at half -price to make room fo> Banitary goods. Please note that Mr Kingswell s no longer in our. employ, and that Mb F W. SMITH, Medallist and First-class Certificates for principles and practice of piumber's work, City and Guild of I jondon Institute, 1 89^, ia Manager (1253 candidates competed from all parts ef the United Kingdom). ' Finch & Lamb, ARCHITECTS, ; Cosmopolitan Builditigfe, ko. 2, : ■ v: DANNEVIRKE, Oollett and Edkins BEG- to notify that they have been appointed the Hawke's Bay Agents for Messrs P. and D. Duncan's AGRIOIJLUEAL IMPLE- , MENTS. All classes of farming implements kept in stock, including Ploughs, Harrows, etc. Farmers are invited to inspect the stock (which has been wellselected) .before purchasing elsewhere. • QUING KEE, (Next McKibbm, Draper.) T A RGE and varied stock of Jj Groceries, Fruit, Confectionery, Crockery ware, Glassware, Toys, Smokers' Requisites, Chinese Silks. Also— Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Fresh Eggs. Fungus bought. CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWN UKITiDKIOJN 4&&ISKY, DANNEVIRKE. [ • ;. - ' ..-,. T^EDDING Cakes a speciality. Deliveries ly cart Mondays Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satordays. . V Bread at 8d the 41b loaf, for Cash, and 9d booked. • /■» A j " a J g l " ateort ment- of Small broods of the very best quality. F. G. LOADER, BAKER & CONB^ECTIONER. (Next J. McPhersoa butcher). i'OR salEt- ' — ■ . _ Dairy and Sheep Farms. 1 1 0 Acres, rich Jevd land, joinin railway, 5 paddocks, house 4 rooms, lare outbuildings, etc. Ll6 10s ; L6QO-«wßh bargain. - --*.- — . 161 Acres, first-class dairy land, fnl improved, 6 roomed house, good out building?, etc., £12 ; £800 cash. 100 Acres, best dairy land, highly improved, 9 paddocks, 4-roomed house, sheda eto., Ll6 10s ; h»lf cash. SO Acres, ca pital dairy land, divided, good loeahty, £13 10s ; one third caßh. 7O icres, good dairy land, all grassed L:I.P, rental £5 ; goodwill £350. 1 320 acres,firsfc-olasß grazing country.a grusp, subdivided, near railway, house rocims, wool shed, etc. ; £5 10s, easy terms 200 Acres, good sheep and cattle country, mostly level, 6 roomed house sheds, cash £500 LEASEHOLDS. 200, 600, 970, 1340 acres (improved W. CHAMBERLAIN, LAND AGENT, WOODVILLE Hawke Bat, CiRANT AND SHAW, BOOTMAKERS, BEG- to announce that Chsy have taken over the BOOTM&KING BUSINESS ately carried on by Mr W. SKILLEN next to Jones' Fruit Depot. All Work entrusted to them will be Executed Neatly f With Promubuess and Despatch. GRANi? AffD SHA#,