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Bush Advocate, Volume XVIII, Issue 590, 12 December 1906, Page 4

SUIMER SHOES. . The FINEST COLLECTION In the District of -tennis 60WLIN6 CRICICETIMG AXD WOMEN'S TAN BOOTS AND SHOES CHILDREN'S WHITE, TAM AND BLACK SHOES AT la %Mb ! arl.l l § !§!# WW AND CO. High-street, Dannevirko. REMOVAL NOTICE. /•\WING to the great in\Xr crease in my business I "have been forced to remove to larger premises. I am now located in the shop formerly occupied by E, Lloyd and Co., where I have the mest complete stock of now season's goods in the district. A perfect fit guaranteed. ERIC B. ETZ, THE LEADING TAILOB. Note the Initlals : HOUSE DECORATOR, Is still at tho same address — THE RED HOUSE, Near Post Office, High-street. A LL Work Guaranteed ,£jL, Highest Quality Materials Highest Quality Labour Lowest Possible Charges. Telephone 1' 9. FISHIMG TACKLE S FISHiNG TACKLE ! ii %\T~^ have now landed ~X ty and opened up our X NEW SEASON'S _, 11l - GOODS - . XT -^&_Mf^^^ Casts, flies, minnows, HM traces, rods, reels, lines, PIH etc, 111 ffl New Goods. Best Goods. I I Special Pattern Flies, 2/6 |I| per dozen. 11l ' ew asts from 6d each. ] i|W i Send to us for your \M\J supplies. I Catalogues Post Free. I Ceiceet, Tennis and § _ Croquet Matehiai. Lfi 1 Cricket Bats from 10/G LAJ to so/. ; Slazenger Eacquets and Balls, Croquet Mallets and Sets, etc. i. B. ROSS & CO., Importers of highest cla*s Fishing Tackle, Athletic Outfitters, HASTINGS-STREET ... NAPIEK. BOOKS TO SLAUGHTER. BEING compelled to make room for new shipments of Books and Fancy Goods for the Christmas trade, which I am daily expecting, I have decided to offer my large assortment ot Colonial Libraries in the Paper Editions, which usually sell at 2/6, at the ridiculously low price of. 1/6 per volume, or ' l 2/6 for two. All books showing in the window are included in this offer. Come along and make an early choice. COLTWIAM'S BOOK ARCADE (Late McKeever's)