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Bush Advocate, Volume XX, Issue 937, 3 February 1908, Page 2

EXTRAORDINARY FANCY GOODS OFFERS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. j ' RS- WHITE US AT ONCE. "^-« c __ mmm _ m m _ mmmt __ m _ m^ m _ mmmmmm _ — __^ ———^ «_ „____^ — — « _____ _____ ABOUT 300 yards 19-inch YOKE EMBROIDERY, usual price 3s lid and 4s 6d per jard, SPECIAL RED-LETTER PRICE, Is Gd yard. 11 pieces of BEAUTIFUL CAMISLOES EMBROIDERY. The season's price was 2* 6d and 2s lid yard. MUST GO BEFORE STOCKTAKING at Is 6d yard. 17 only BLACK MOIRE PARASOLS, with strong steel rods, black handles with handsome silver mounts. Usual'y 8s lid, SPECIAL PRICE TO CLEAR at 2s lid each. A very limited quantity of WIDE WHITE CREME VALS, 6 to 8 incbes wide, also silk malines, very suitable for evening wear. Wide White Applique, all silk Point D'avergne, etc., etc., ALL TO GO at 6d yard. A very special line of Ladies' AMAZON PATENT UNBREAKABLE BELTS, very high class goods. Our ordinai-y price for theße i& 7s lid and 8s lid each, BUT WE WILL OFFER THEM ALL at 2s lid each. Don't miss this. 0 ~""~ — " -—-———-"--— —— — — -■ — — --«---—-—-—--————--—-—-——----— ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO MANAGER, > TE APwO HOUSE, , I WELLINGTON. WYANDOTTE c^ L a A E ND LIMERICKS. • jOK IN CASH PBIZES will be awarded for the best line completing L -*'*■' the following Limerick : — • A widow of Wellington named Green, ' ' Made great efforts to keep her house clean ; Buf; alas ! 'twas in viio, 1 For the dirt would remain, t 1 Supply the missing line, and forward wiih an empty 51b or lib 1 " Wyandotte " bag (with full name and address) to the J. B. Ford Co. ; ' N.Z. Agency, Box 48, Wellington. , FIRST PRIZE, £8; SECOND PRIZE, £1 ; and FOUR CONBO- -, LATION PRIZES of 5s each. s Wyandotte is obtainable from Storekeepers, Painters, Ironmongers and Dairy Factories — Retail, lib bags Gd, 51b bigs 2s Id. FIRST COMPETITION OLOSEB 29rn FEBRUARY. Useful Tilings J||||. 1 My Lady's Toilet Table \ CAN be purchased from us by mail at || ®, about twenty-five per cent, under s| U the usual prices you pay for these goods 1 (& , <| in the country districts. Just try us and « m i see for yourselves. We will send you our /( *S | ft illustrated catalogue containing close upon jl ti& \\ a - a thousand illustrations of Watches, Jew- II |S i' n ellery, Clocks, Silverware, etc., on receip* N iS f a of a postcard from you. j TOILET MIRRORS. | We have just opened up a very nice assortment of these, both in the. best Electro-Plate and Solid Silver, we are lowing just now a. G ,- y nice Mirror, same shape as the illustration, Best E.P. Marguerite pattern, priced at 1 1/6* This is a beautiful mirror. Send for one to-day. BRUSHES. We also show a very fine range of Silver Backed Hair Brushes Prices 1 2/6, 1 5/6, 1 8/6 each and upwards. Send your order direct to us, as we don't employ any agents. Every article packed most carefully and sent Post Free on receipt of remittance. STEWART DAWSON & CO., 3 JEWELLERS, WELLINGTON.

NOTE THE INITIALS ! @. R. JAMES, HOUSE DECORATOR, Ib still at the same address, THE RED HOUSE, Near Post Offioe, High street. All Work Guaranteed. Highest Quality Materials. Highest Quality Labor. Lowest Possible Charges, telephone 109. BELL & SONS, FELLMONGERS AND WOOLSCOURERS, ARE Cash Buyers of Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow, etc., in anj quantity. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. We are also prepared to Scour Wool on commission at lowest rates. References — Union Bank of Austra lia, Ltd. MAKIRIKIRI, DANNEVIRKE, (Late North's.) P. BAILEY. PRACTICAL ASPH ALTER, MILLER'S ROAD, DANNEVIRKE. A LL Orders for Asphalting, and -£*- Tarring and Sanding, executed promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. Concreting work also undertaken. PRICES REASONABLE.

T¥7HEN IN PALMERSTON DON'T FORGET TO CALL ON ÜBl We have many clients in this district whom we have never seen ; our business having been done through th« medium of the post office. WE SHOULD LIKE TO HAVE U MINUTES' CHAT WITH YOU. OUR SPECIAL LINES ARE: PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. PIGS. POULTRY. POULTRY. POULTRY. POULTRY. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. PRODUCE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. HARRY PALMER & Co STOCK AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. PALMERSTON NORTH. ANDREWS' HOTEL STABLES. DA. BENNETT wishes to no- « tify the public of Dannevirke and the surrounding districts that he has taken ovbt the proprietorship of the above stabler It is intended to import at once a number of First-Class Vehicles, ana only sound, staunch horses will be kept. Convenient waiting room for ladies. Horses and vehicles on hire at rea« sonable rates. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. Breaking to Baddle or harness speciality. Terms moderate. D. A. BENNETT, Proprietor.