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ABE THE BEST TO BUT, BECAUSE TEEY FTT "1 f FJNIPHID WEAR i WFrT WT7TtJ PBO^ED MADE >yibLL WELL^ TESTEI) LOOK J RECOMMENDED L KNOWN AND ARE GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. WE supply a first-class stout white cotton or a lighter waterproof dressed cover, either with good felt or check lining for 21/6 back, 22/6 draught sizes, made to order if required and fit guaranteed. Cow Covers from 10/6. . SADDLERY, HARNESS and BICYCLES of all descriptions made and repaired on shortest notice by skilled workmen. Call and inspect our stock, it will pay you, J. NEAGLE .&■ CO., SADILE AND BICYCLE IMPORTERS, &c, High Street ... ... ... \.. Dannevirke. THE AOTEA. RANGE. ITHHOSE who are about to build or go in for a NEW RANGE ■will save money by buying an AOTEA RANGE. It is the best and guaranteed the cheapest. MADE AND SOLD BY J. C. DATIDSON, GENERAL IRONMONGER, Miller's Road, ... ... ... Dannevirke. COLLBTT • & SON, : ; ■ • ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FCUNDERS AND MILLWRIGHTS. MANUFACTURERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all description?. OIL & GAB ENGINES installed and repsiied by cur expert. SAWMILLING PLANTS A SPECIALTY. ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. HDDCMI/I EV . DflClilxLC I (Late of Auckland City) W 'jJ^Tr^jflmtL T>EGS to notify that he has cony <~-fihd*B^ i -^ menced business as a- ■ yMjL \ buildee & contbactoe; &£J*2Fffijjfojf n V^^P^^S Plans and specifications prepared. Work undertaken in all parts of the J^EW gTOCK district" — IN — ADDEESS: SOUTH NORSEWOOD FINE ART JEWELLERY. Watc gem rings C. J. MUHLEISENBROOCH^S STOEEKEPPEE AND GENEEAI 10 ' ao - CAEEIEE, WHETUKUEA. P\TVl| A "IMT^'Q CONDUCTS a regular service beiM X ItAxxIII \J k5 \J tween Ormondville and WhetuHIGH STREET. "^ met &t o!>moodville< (Opposite Masonic Hotel), t^ Dannevihke Advo . WANTED Kiatwa— All printing rA - TB - work turned out smartly »t ( 1 the Advocste ofSoe , ADDEESS : WHETUKUEA,

"VTO one likes to suffer pain. No one can be himself (or herself) who -*- 1 i s suffering pain. Vitality is lowered, the nervous system is affected disastrously, one's mentality .suffers, and irritability is associated Avith everything. What is more, pain, by impairing the faculties, shortens life. ST JAOO"B'£l OIL few mm ■ v& m&<&& W%» mm& Vis? \f bb hobß CONQUERS PAIN. in all cases where it arises from chills, colds, strains, sprains, lumbago, and sciatica. It cures stiffness in the joints, contraction of the muscles, and the various "cricks" we get in our limbs as the result of colds. And it is an absolutely certain cure for Rheumatism. 12 International Gold Medals have been awarded St. Jacob's Oil for its virtues in this regard; and countless letters are held by the proprietary from grateful sufferers who have derived relief from its use. EVERY BOTTLE CONTAINS A CURE, 1 and contains it all the more readily if the' oil is applied without delay. You should, therefore, always keep a bottle in the house where it is handy in case of emergency. . i St. Jacob's Oil is sold everywhere under- the Flag, the one embix> cation with an Imperial reputation. VILLAGE STORE, Norsewood. Ok sxj^Lf^ THE Undersigned begs to notify ' - l^TpT the public of Norsewood and — SljZ >L=*Lsurroundings that his stock is now larger than ever before, and consists . v of GENERAL GROCERIES, IRON- Tj TUT »; oe Jfr QatiC MONGERY, CROCKERY, GLASS- XI. Ifl. J&lcS 06 DUIIS, WARE, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, FANCY DANNEVIRKE, GOODS, etc. TO HOTELKEEPERS & OTHERS : is THE PLACE FOR Just landed direct from tlie manufacturers a splendid line of single ano I 1. VEHICLES: Phaetons, Buggies, double width twill sheetings, pillow Expresses, Spring Drays, Gigs, casing, white and colored quilts, j Bradieys, Sulkies, table covers of all descriptions; also by the same consignment, calicoes, 2. HARNESS : English and Colonial, longcloths, nainsooks, prints, fancy Heavy and Light, Brass and Silmuslins, and other seasonable lines; ver, Cheap and Expensive— ranyalso a fine and cheap line of inser- thing to suit you. bions and embroideries. ' Now is the time of the year to buy 3. RUGS AND WATERPROOFS: your season's presents. I have 350 English and Kaiapoi; Whips, fancy tea-pots direct from the Eng- Lamps, Poles and Shafts. Everylish potteries, prices from 1 * fid up- thing in the driving line. Clapwards; toilet sets, dinner s> ■; v speci- ham's Horseholder. . . •' ality; also a splendid loi -\ ornaments, glassware, nt.rl leai..«-i -jfodt 4. SELLERS' WASHING MAmost suitable for presents ; also CHINES : The only one that FRUITS OF ALL CLASSES. S iv6S entire satisfaction. Inspect my establishment and I feel g A FE W RELIABLE HORSES. sutc you will reel satisfied and pleased ■ . with "your purchases. Thanking you 6 . A GUARANTEE always given, for past favors, and soliciting a con- ° fciuuance of your support — Faithfully yours, O. ERICKSEN Customers make their own terms. PROPRIETOR. "ORION ESTATE" IT WILL PAY ¥0U T0 VISIT TEA. H. M. Ries & Sons. ADVftftTieiNG will get busi- ■ ness but advertising will -^reserv^ t^RUITS. never KEEP it. £f Jp QUALITY only will do that, and the "Orion Estate" h&a proved itself. TONES' Pure tea, real tea, of the finest «* V^Xl AJ£J quality direct from the gardens in t q 6y j O q I Is the best place to buy your In sizes from 2lhs to 60lb?, but t^r-pc-prvtnp "nRUTTS ONE QUALITY ONLY. pRESERVING JIRUIIb. From the sole importer — ALGERNON E. GREEN, EVBUy VAM !! Y 0N HAND Ward Stieet, Dannevirke. No Rubbish At WANTED Known— You can get ! your Billheads printed better i TOIVT^^' and cheaper at the Advocate office , fj* V^-L^i .iLJk-7 •

| Grandmother wsedS | Bonnington's! 1 a For over 46 years Bonn- M K ingtoh's Irish Moss has M » been the standard cough m P remedy. Grandmother f| a used it. your mother used M E it. and you probably use it M S yourself and give it to m i your children. M I Bonnington's I I CARRAGEEN i I Irish Moss. 1 W There is no medicine like W M it for breaking up coughs M M and colids, healing inflam- m M mation in the bronchial m M tubes and preventing seri- If ous lung troubles. . M ! [| REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. M ' a Get what you ask for, and ; p ask for Bonnington's Irish M

...M C DS3WELL AND POWER, THE POPULAR DRAPERS... r~" Xt1 o d n irect LARGE SHIPMENTS OF MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING " I to their I For the winter season from all the colonial manufacturers and home houses of repute. You can get well suited x I as to quality and price and the goods are all new season's importations. If you require a nice fitting suit or good I v '■■-.' overcoat, rain or rubber coat we can show you a nice variety to pick from. ' ' I ' WE HAVE NICE RANGE OF BOYS' DARK- TWEED NORFOLK MEN'S WOOL UNDERPANTS, 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. I . SUITS, 15/6, 17/6, 18/6, 21/-, 24/- each. . MEN'S WHITE AND FANCY SWEATERS, all wool, 4/6 io 8/6. I „ ' BOYS' OILSKIN COATS, 12/6. MEN'S SPECIAL CUT BOXED SUITS, 37/6, 45/-, 49/6, 55/-, 65/6. I BOYS' FANCY STITCH JERSEYS, in Navy and Cardinal, all wool, 3/3 MEN'S DARK TWEED OVERCOATS, 32/6 to 45/-. to 4/11. MEN'S RAINPROOF CHESTERFIELDS, 47/6 to 69/6. BOYS' STRONG NAVY SCHOOL JERSEYS, 2/11 to 5/11 each. MEN'S OILSKINS, from 16/6. c**— — •» BOYS' NAVY CLOTH REEFER COATS, Astracan Collars, 16/6. GENTS' LIGHT-WEIGHT OILED LINEN RIDING COATS, 30/-. — — BOYS' GOLF HOSE, Black and Heather. GENTS' SMART RUBBEII COATS, in Fawn, 35/-, 37/6. , • - , ■ . "BOYS' FLANNELETTE SHIRTS, 1/11 to 3/6. BUSH RUGS, all sizes, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6, 17/6. MEN'S CRIMEAN SHIRTS, with Collars, 3/11, 4/6, 4/11, 5/6, 6/6. HEAVY GREY BLANKETS, 12/6, 15/6, *./6, 19/6 pair. . MEN'S WOOL SOX, Ribbed and Plain, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9. MEN'S BLACK HARD FELTS, 3}- size, latest shapes, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6. MEN'S MERINO UNDERPANTS & SHIRTS, 1/11, 2/11, 3/3, 3/9, 4/6. UMBRELLAS, 5/6 to 21/- each. ; - I . ■ ' CALL AND SEE THE VALUES OFFERING IN THIS DEPARTMENT. — ' "' | „m |TrTmi rcrra^^n. mm m {

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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 285, 5 June 1909, Page 3

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