I "G" THIS TIME; TRY THE '• G " BOOTS FAMOUS "G" BOOT^r |JOOTS^ SS??H^ LLED 6i p55 IJAATQ UNAPPEOACHED E2™£ 0W -OVJVJX^ FOB EXCELLENT PKICE. QUALITY. MENS'S STEONGv SHOOTEES, 8s 6d, 10s : 6d^M K 6a, 14s 6d. MEN'S STRONG BALMORALS, 8s lid, 9s lid; 10s fd. MEN'S STEONG BUSH BOOTS., heavy, for rough use, lls 6d, 14s 6i s . 16s 6d. ; .-■"■■.•■ MEN'S CONTINGENT BOOTS, light and serviceatte, 17s>6d. CASES OF WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' , : CAS.ES OF YOUTHS' AND BOYS' LIGHT AND HEAVY BOOTS just opened up, straight from our up-to-date factory. Our business is to sell freely ; to do so we are determined to conviuce you that, besides value there is service, style and satisfaction in all boots sold by RENOWNED FOE PROFITABLE POSTAL PUECHASES. " COBE A POLISH," medium tins 4d, large tins 9d. ."___. ". G" BEPAIES NEATLY EXECUTED. ; "G" BOOTS TELEPHONE 99; BOOTS .: -* - :'.:■'■':■ T \ ■'.•■■: ■■ :-- \ ■.' . - ■ * '" ; -' - K. ' * I •.•:-,:•. :-■>.. .-,,.-- .- '•■ —GO TO'— " ■'■■ y '■'-'■ ' ; ''ANDERSON AND SON ■ : "Every time" for NEW AND SECOND-HAND VEHICLES OF ALL KINDS At prices -that defy competition. A very large stock to choose frosty and no reasonable ofiEer refused. '■•■■■ * ' ' ■ ■ ."' — Also — -.- .' ....-...,...'...'.„. , .■ . . . CARRIAGE LAMPS of every description and ; size, with "patenf safety boits" and supply of extra springs, sockets and candles. 'See our specially imported Galvanized Combination Unbreakable Lamp, just the thing for convenience. . '- • v j ANDERSON AND SON, THE SANITARY, EMBALMING A UP-TO-DATE UNDERTAKERSi Are prepared to conduct funerals of any description on the shortest n(^ tice and at any price. * Hearse and black horses on hire.
Tjl RO S T ft T||" ENZIES, DENTISTS, NAPIER. FEES : Complete Seta Teeth from £3 3s; Single Tooth and Plate sa; Painless Extractions, each tooth, 2s 6d; Painless Extractions, Children's temporary teeth Is. Note — Either under gas or cocaine, free ofcharge. Any number up to 32 teeth easily extracted under one administration of gas, the safest and most pleasant of anaesthetics with no after-effects whatever. Chloroform and its unpleasant effects and dangers are done away with. No fee for extraction if new set is ordered. Trained nurse in attendance.. Next Dannevirke visit, September 29fch, Masonic Hotel; from noon till 5 p.m. Next Waipukurau visit, September 30th, Leviathian Hotel, from 1.30 p.m. till 4 p.m. Telephone 101. OOWPER AND "DRICHARD, JT SURGEON DENTISTS, Opposite Post Office ... Dannevirke. W. C HICK " SURGEON DENTIST, COSMOPOLITAN CHAMBERS, No. 1 Dannbvibkb. Visits TAKAPAU every TUESDAY at Mr -Gavin's Boardinghouse. T3LAKISTON ft T>LAKISTON } BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, DANNEVIRKE, H.B. Money to Lend on Approved Security at lowest current rates. Agents for loanß from the Government Life Insurance Department st 5 per cent. P.O. Box 65. MR P. B. FITZHERBERT, ~ SOLICITOR, DANNEVIRK«J, Will visit Makotuku and Norsewood on alternate Saturdays, commencing 27th April, 1907. TJHODES and TT7ESTALL. BARRISTERS A SOLICITORS, NAPIER. MR WESTALL~wiII attend at Ormondville every . courtday at Mr David Wilson's at 10 a.m. Other arrangements on business can always be made with Mr Wilson. m H. GORDON LLOYD, -'-•barrister & solicitor, dannevirke, h.b. Agent for the Australian Widotrt Fund Life Insurance Society, Ltd. T T* -pATTERSON, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Opposite Post Office, Dannevirke. Money to lend in any sums at lowest current rates on approved securities. T A T>G BERT SON, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR AND V ENGINEER. Office, High street, opposite Post Office, Danevirke. TJAGNAR TENSSEN, ARCHITECT and VALUATOR. Agencies: Australian Alliance Assurance Co. and Accident Assurance Co. Land and Comission Agent.Tamaki Chambers. ... Ward streel S. D. L AMB ARCHITECT, COSMOPOLITAN BUILDINGS No.l DANNEVIRKE.
BACK TO WORK AFTER TWO YEARS, Mr. Joseph Wyatt, 8 Angus Avenue, Wellington, 'had medical treatment for Opthalmic Goitre and Graves Disease^ The neck was much swollen and increasing, in size. It affected the eyes, causing them to protrude. Was an out-patient of the hospital. Pie says : — " For six months I was in bed, too weak to stand or got about. At times my sight was so «affected that everything I looked at appeared green, oven the brass knobs on the bedstead. " I "had- despaired of ever regaining myjiealth, and only for the fact that 1 1 had confidence in" the f rieuds who advised me to use Plantakoa, I doubt if I should have done so", and quite believe, that 'ere this I should have been in my last resting-place. " When I commenced the use of Plantekoa, in five days there was a change for the better .which steadily continued, till once more I have been enabled to resume work." Rev. C. Bond, Wosleyari Minister, Wellington South, says :— :i 1 know Mr. Wyatt intimately. ITe was' suffering from Opthalmic Goitre, and his case seemed hopeless. I can bear testimony to the fact that from the time he commenced to take Pfsntekoa his health steadily improved, and he has so far recovered, as to be able to resume work, and life seems to be a pleasure lo him once more." GT D ALGETY & COMPANY, LTD., DANNEVIRKE. - FARMS FOR SALE* 650 acres freehold, all ~- in grass, 11 miles from Dannevirke, will winter over 2 sheep besides cattle. • • Price £10. (Folio 147.) 840 acres freehold Pahiatua district, all good limestone country, well grassed and well watered, wintering 1300 sheep besides cattle, good 7-roomed house, new woolshed, yards, dip, etc., 90 acres ploughable. Price £9 10s. (Folio 123.) 770 acres freehold, all in grass, subdivided- into 11 paddocks, good 8-roomed house, woolshed, yards, etc. Price £8 15s. (Folio 140.) 235 acres, good 8-roomed house and every convenience, handy to school creamery, etc. Price £19. 277 acres L.1.P., rent 6s. 30 acres in crop, balance in , grass, price for owner's interest £1000. (Folio 163.) 451 acres freehold, Maharahara district, good house, woolshed and outbuilding. Price £16. (Folio 68.) 450 acres 0.R.P., Ngapaeruru district, all in grass, sub-divided into numerous paddocks, house,, woolshed, yards, dip, etc. . Price £9 10s; easy terms arranged. We have properties for sale in all parts of the country, and will be pleased to send intending purchasers our April Land Register. ■ * DALGETY AND CO., LTD., "A. W. PERKINS, Sub-Manager. NORMAN L GURR, High street, Dannevirke. /~i ENERAL Insurance, Commission \~W and Land Agent, Valuator,"" Sharebroker and Official Assignee. Agent for State Fire Insurance, State Life Insurance, State Accident Insurance, Plate Glass, Live Stock, Fidelity Guarantee and Public Risk Insurance. Numerous properties for sale, including sheep walks, farms and sections, houses to let and for Bale in all parts of the district. ! . 'Money to lend, lowest rates. >
D AVID W ILBQN| INSURANCE, FINANCIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, ORMONDVILLE. Alliance Assurance Company. New Zealand Insurance, Accident Branch. SECTIONS FOR SALE AT Mako- . tuku and Ormondville. 4-Roomed House and 12$ acres land in townßhip of Ormondville; good terms. . . ■ • • . R£\ "pATERSON & CO., ACCOUNTANTS & GENERAL ' AGENTS. Tradeamen'* Books Made up. HIGH ST. (next Onion Bank), DANNEVIRKE. W. ROBINSON, , MAKOTUKU. (Twenty Years in District.) LAND AGKNT~AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Several Farms for Sale in neighbor* borhood and district. NOTE.— &7 acres at Garfield, near Makotuku, well subdivided, unfailing water, twelve acres in oats, all necessary buildings, and two dwellings. £18 per acre; easily financed. : CALL .. 6IT.WBITE. REMOVAL NOTICE. V — — • . . . I AM having a new up-to-date Studio built next Mr A. Turner's, The Square, and will be removing there on Saturday, the 13th June. As I have a large stock of mounts I have decided to make great reductions in prices till the 13th Jane, also frame pictures for half the usual price to clear my stock of mouldings for cash only. BUNTING,. PHOTOGRAPHER, PALMERSTON N. & NAPIER.
WHY? Is Sander and Sons' Eucalypti Extract superior to any other Eiicalyptus. product? , . j Because it is the result of full cxi perience and of a special and careful L process of nianufactiire. It is always safe, reliable, and effective, and the dangers attending the use of the irresponsible preparations which are now palmed off as "Extracts" are avoided. A death was recently reported from the internal use of one of these concoctions, and in an," action at law a sworn witness testified that he suffered the most cruel Irritation from the application to an ulcer of a product: which was sold as "just as good as Sander's Eucalypti Extract." Therefore, beware of -such deception. Remember that in medicine a drop that cures is better than a tablespoonful that kills. Insist upon the . preparation which was proved by experts at the Supreme Court of Victoria, and by numerous authorities during the past 35 years to be a preparation of genuine merit, viz., The Genuine Sander and Sons' Pure Volatile Eucalypti Extract. T>iTRONISE JONES, THE BRITISH FRUITERER. E.P.BROGAN, CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, HIGH '-& TENNYSON STREETS.
NOTICE. I HAVING purchased the stablekeeping business until lately carried on by Mr D. A. Bennett, known as the Railway Stables, I desire to solicit a fair share of publio patronage. J. B. EATON. Having disposed of my business to Mr J. B. Eaton, I beg to thank my former customers for their patronage, and to solicit a continuance to my successor. D. A. BENNETT.
EXAMINE THE PRICES. ENORMOUS CLEARING SALE NOW PROGRESSING AT THE D.C.A. EVERY LINE GENUINELY REDUCED. EVERY LINE GENUINELY REDUCED. - HEAVY WHITE CALICO, 3s lia per doz. v -. i, -... jt. - FANCY NECKWEAR, BELTS, &0., almost thrown away. ART MUSLINS, worth 7*3, now 3s lid per doz. B BSSC*"^*?' 9 *^ GENTS' GALATEA SHIRTS, exceptional value 2s lid. -■ HEAVY WINTER TWEEDS, usually 2s 6d art 8a 9d, now Is 9d and \^^^^m \ ~ BOYS ' KNITTED HOSE ' size 3 2to6' ls pair * \ LAD!ES' CLOTH SKIRTS fro m e sll d. ' • ' " " •_ TRIMMED MILLINERY under cost prices. GENTS> R ° ME ° B °° TS ' 4S Ud : ' ' : , . ■ :. ;■ ;. ; .. . ■ .. '■ - THE DANNEVIRKE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. . a THE PEOPLE'S PROVIDERS, DIRECT IMPORTERS, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS.
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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 62, 11 September 1908, Page 6
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