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Bush Advocate, Volume XVII, Issue 2, 4 January 1905, Page 4

YOU/ MUST HAVE A GOOD BOOT FOIt . THE HOLIDAYS. Then go to FARROW'S WHOSE stock of Boots ond Shoes • cannot be excelled in the t District. ■ LADIES' delicate WALKING SHOES (In all varieties). GENTS' light, well made '#QQTS •( (can't he beaten). BOYS' and YOUPHS' strong. BOOTS and SHOES (oanf be kicked out). CHILDEEN'S BOOTS pf all kinds.. FARROW'S STOCK Is all NEW, is specially SELECTED, and the prices are on the RIGHT SIDE. If you want a good boot, If you want a fashionable boot, If you want a reliable boot, ' - If you want a hbliday boot (white, tan, or black), Do not forget P. C. HARROW, High-street,- Dannevirke. "ROUND ABOUT DANNEVIRKE " HHHE Latest Cellection 61 VIEWS of the District, all right down-to-date. There are — Several Views of .the Town Umutaoroa Dairy Faotory Norsewood under snow Bush and mill scenes, etc. The- very thing to send Home as a 'Xmas Card. Without doubt the very Best Collection'of local' views, and! the best printed series overissued. - 'Frisco Mail" closes on November 24th, arriving Home December 24th, THE PRICE: 1/Only at ■ ■' * » r i . McKeever's •TJook Store. __ BRADFORD WOOLLEN CO., DANNEVIRKE. • <NOW Ready for the Holidays. HATS of all kinds, Travelling Bags and Rues. Celluloid Collars, . Cuff and Cuff Protectors, New Ties. - . Shirts, and Collars, , ,New Goods. SPLENDID VALUE FOB IPJtoMPT CASH. E. B.~JUPP. PROPRIETOR. WORTHY JOF NOTICE. OWING- to increase of business, A. LAvVSUN has removed to more commodious premises next to P. Nyinand's, where a larger^variety of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS will be open to inspection* of the general public ' For the 'Xmas season, don's neglect to give him a call, where your money will purchase the beat in' MUSIC, INSTRUMENTS, and NOVELTIES. A LA.BGE VABIETX OF, ' VIOLINS, MANDOLINS, ACCORDEONS, , MOUTH ORGANS, Etc. To arrive in a few days. Note the Address-— A- .LAWSON, TKAOiieK OF MOSIC. (Opposite Masonic Hotel) HI&P-S m EBET.. DANNBVIRKE. Prairie State Incubators and Brooders. WE havp jnst landed the First Shipment of the Season, 1904---1905, comprising 60, 100, 120 and 240---egg, with other sizes to arrive. Toe Most Satisfactory Incubator made/ because of ita system of regulation and ventilation ; ia the moat easily operated, and the most .certain in results. Used, by the New Zealand Government, with great.success, on their State PoultryJFarms. . . . Testimonials from Local Breeders, end. for Price Lists and Catalogues} I LOCAL AGENTS.