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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 96, 21 October 1908, Page 3

I MM RHEUMATIC , \frf Cro be TwierO - ■ Vll :-r^:- AWO. TMB. ...: ' yrvi rheumatic 4^. V LI H I M EMT> THIS CURE OBTAINABLE FROM E- E. Prior, chemist, Dannevirke. D.C.A., 'Damievirke. :,. J. A. Jensen, Matamau. * C. Holroyd, Makotuku. •Qle Ericksen, Norsewood. And- medicine vendors everywhere.. ■ NEW STOCK IN ''-■ ; FINE ABT JEWELLERY. WATCHES 6BM JKINGS •; - BBOOCHES .PENDAirTS, : &i f. NYMAND'S, *£ Opposite Masonic Hotel, : HIGHSTEEET. THE spring is here with lovely sunny days and now is the time . for your hens to be laying. Bennett's EGG FOOD for hens is the finest tonic made. It makes hens lay and keeps them in the best of health. It is a tonic food. All poultry keepers should keep iit and administer some' hi : -the spring. Larger packet, enough to feed 10 hens for 30 days, price 2s, posted 2s 6d. BENNETT ... Chemist & Optician. FRAME & JOHNSTONE TTNDERTAKERS and TjIUNERAL -pURNISHIRS, HIGH ST., DANNEVIRKB NOTICE. HAVING purchased the ■tablekeeping business until lately carried on by Mr D. A. Bennett, known as the Railway Stables, I desire to solicit a fair share of public patronage. • ■ J. B. EATON. Having disposed" of my busineM 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.