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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 63, 12 September 1908, Page 4

THE COMING OF SPRING l j "^"IRKOALDIE & STAINS r*^- announce the opening of their NEW SEASONS SHIPMENT including- . • ■ , - , FBENCH MILLINERY DREBS WEAVEB WABHINQ FABRICS MODEL COSTUMES BLOUSES LACES PARASOLS, <to. ; Samples are now being pre » pared and will be forwarded on application. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, NAPIER, i SURATURA ISA PRETTY WORD. It is seldom that pretty things are so fragrant with rich significance. "SURATURA" i EXPRESSES PURITY, STRENGTH, TONE. Suratura Tea, the pleasantest beverage in the world is positively [ ' ■ ' A HEALTH DRINK. 1 ' -.- '— '-, '■■■■- - : ' * For all general purposes of the i home, use,— . SURATURSI "T)" SURATUBA OTHER QUALITIES: Suratura A ... .... Is 6d Suratura B Is 9d Suratui* x 2s 4A SOLjJ BY ALL STOREKEEPERS. i .^ . I WORTH FIVE TIMES ITS COST. JN appearance, in satisfaoX tion and in preservation, a coat of our paint adds five times its cost to the value of your house. Just compare a shabby house with one that is nicely painted — think of the satisfaction of living in the cleanest looking ' house in the street— remember that a coat of good paint adda years to the life of your house —and you will agree with us. , All paint we use is good > paint— -it is applied by expert painters. Estimates free glad- . . . fy. Come in and talk it over. . '. A. NASH, PAINTER AND PAPER- , HANGER, Dannevirke. i • '-■■'. ■-. ■.'■'". :..■■■ '■'< : . * EXCELSIOR T^< BOOMS. i fip HE above Rooms are now open, f *!*- ftDojce the premises of Messrs Hapnah and Co., Ltd. AFTERNOON TEA will be served j ' with all the comfort of the home. Entrance by the Side Staircase. I MRS MORGAN^ | PROPRIETRESS. IHAIRDRESSING. I BEG to notify that I have taken over the HAIRDRESSING and - TOBACCONIST BUSINESS, until lately carried on by Messrs B. O. Thomson and Co. I have a full stock of PIPES CIGARETTES TOBACCOS ■ CIGARS l " RAZORS, STROPS, etc SHAVING OUTFIT^, etc., etc. Patrons may depend upon receiving prompt attention and civility. W. HILL, I HIGH STREET