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horse h%mm COM AEE THE BEST TO BUY, BECAUSE TEEY • FTT 1 ' f FINISHED WEAR. IWFTTl WFTT wt?TtJ PROVED MADE f WJiLJj WELL<^ rested LOOK. J EECOMMENDED \_ KNOWN ! AND AEE GOOD VALUE FOE YOUE MONEY. WE supply a first-class stout white cotton or a hglter 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. SADDLEEY, HAENESS and BICYCLES of air descriptions made aDd repaired on shortest notice by skilled workmen. Call and inspect our stock, it will pay you. J. NEAGLE & CO., SADDLE AND BICYCLE IMPOBTEBS, &0., High Street ... ... Dannevirke. THE AOTEA RANGE. npHOSE who are about to build or go in for a NEW RANGE will Bbxe money by buying an AOTEA RANGE. It is the best ana guaranteed the cheapest. MADE AND SOLD BY J. C. BATIDSON, GENERAL IRONMONGER, Miller's Road, ... ... ... Dannevirke. i COLLETT & SON, ENGINEERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS AND MILLWRIGHTS. MANUFACTURERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all dtscriptionp. OIL & GAP installed and rep siied by cur expert. SAWMILLING PLANTS A SPECIALTY. ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE. HDDCMI/I tV ■ DriCni\l._,T m _?*?' Iw^rlpflab. ' OEGS to notify that he has com-. S \r^, \ "^^HCkllJ menced business as a , < yMh \ jJI-jßk buildee & conteactoe; g^gzyl^Kj^ „ Vj^P^^^ Plans and specifications prepared. __?*■ \>i l _P i5 Ti i_i ff^_^i&2j_:" Estimates given tree. -. J^-EW gTOCK dk Work undertaken in all parts of the — IN — ADDEESS: SOUTH NOESEWOOD FINE ART JEWELLERY. ,___ watc ge e m rings c. j. muhleiseh; RHOOCTTES PENDANTS &o. STOEEKEFPEE ' AND GENEEAI ■ • ' CAERIEE, WHETUKUEA. PIVTVIVf A TVTVQ /CONDUCTS a regular service be- • 11.1 iTJL_r__lll U\3 \J tween Ormondville and WhetuHIGH STREET. ku Jl a - . 4, .. /„ ,-.„ „, „ „ . xr . ,v Trains met daily at Ormondville. (Opposite Masonic Hotel), . . , -. . vvv V Agent for the Dannevieke ApvoW ANTED _uowu— AU printing n - TE - work tnrned ont •martl? ** | 1 th« Advocate offio* , ADDRESS •. WHETUKUEA.

! Comes out a Ribbon Lies Flat on the Brush ! ANOTHER ORIGINAL COLGATE PACKAGE J7OR Teeth like Pearls, use our Antiseptic Dental Cream. f There is none more delightfully flavored or with better i properties for cleansing the teeth safely and thoroughly. 1 It destroys decay germs, allays sensitiveness, hardens the 1 gums, and preserves and whitens the teeth without injury. We couldn't improve the Cream, so we improved the Tube. i VILLAGE STORE, Norsewood. |Tk _ i _#^L_^' THE Undersigned begs to notiirj T^pT v£^'C^W > the public of Norsewood and — W ___=__, surroundings that his stock is now. larger than ever before,, and consists i of GENERAL GROCERIES, IRON- TT |UT T>- Q jfo. C_ ftriO MONGERY, CROCKERY, GLASS- 11. lfl. XvlcS 06 DOI1S« WARE, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, FANCY DANNEVIRKE, GOODS, etc. TO HOIJELKEEPERS & OTHERS : is THE PLACE FOR Just landed direct from tlie manufacturers a splendid line of single an_ 1. VEHICLES: Phaetons, Buggies, double width twill sheetings, pillow Expresses, Spring Drays, Gigs, casing, white and colored quilts, I Bradieys, Sulkies, table covers of all descriptions; also i by the same consignment, calicoes. 2. HARNESS : English, and Colonial, longclotihs, nainsooks, prints, fancy i Heavy and Light, Brass and Silmuslins, and other seasonable lines; ver, Cheap and Expensive — anyalso a fine and cheap line of inser- thing to suit you. tions 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, dinners'* =■ speci- ham's Horseholder. ality; also a splendid lot >i <"vrnameiits, glassware, and leai... i _.<H>d» 4. SELLERS' WASHING MAtnost suitable for presents, ai;»u CHINES: The only one that FRUITS OF ALL CLASSES. - iv6s entire satisfaction. Inspect my establishment and I feel g A FEW RELIABLE HORSES, sure you will feel satisfied and pleased witk'your purchases. Thanking you 6 A GTJARANTEE always given . for past favors, and soliciting a N con- . j & tinuance of your support — Faithfully . . yours, „. .„. 'O. ERICKSEISr Customers make. their own terms. PROPKIETOR. "ORION ESTATE" will pay you to visit tea. H. M. Ries & Sons. ADVERTISING will get busi- — = ■ JSSW- bUii advertißing Will PRESERVING TOUITB. never KEEP n. \f j QUALITY only will do that, and the " Orion Estate " has proved itself. Truvin^' Pure tea, real tea, of the finest UVI^JUkJ quality direct from the gardens in \ p I ' . "Is the best place to buy your In sizes from 21bs to 601 b?, but -i-_p-ctqttt>vtnp t-jptttt<s ONE QUALITY ONLY. pRESERVING JjIRUITS. From the sole , importer — ' ALGERNON E. GREEN, EVEEY YAM - y ONHAND - WaTd Stveet, Dannevirke. No Rubbish At WANTED Known— You can get J your Billheads printed better \ TiTblVT?^!' and cheaper at the Advocate office ( 9J \_/-Ltl __J C 5 . I

More Popular than ever. Every year the sales of Bonnington's CARRAGEEN : Irish' Moss. •^•increase largely. J j For over 46 years it has i) been the standard remedy • for coughs and colds. It tt quickly cures, soothes, the A irritation, healsHhe lungs. • and leaves them strong j\ and healthy. REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. £ Insist on getting Bonnington's. There is no remedy h "just as good." If srf' Mr. Willmm m^*SAr Neigiibol;ks of Waimanßaroa writes: " It gives me greal pleasure x y)ii^_^ to recommend your Irish Moss "-"7 for coufihs and colds, or, -my lung complaint, having used it in my family for over twenty years." "- 3

f fe ••■.•■ . ' ' ' ■■ ■ WDOWELL AND POWER, THE POPULAR DRAPERS. . ~^ XSftr" LARGE SHIPMENTS OF MEN'S, BOYS' & YOUTHS' CLOTHING ~~ ' to their ! . For the winter season from all the colonial manufacturers and home houses of repute. You can get well suited ..■■'■ as to quality and price and the goods are all new season's importations. If you require a nice fitting suit or good overcoat, rain or rubber coat we can show you a nice variety to pick from. ' WE HAVE NICE RANGE OF BOYS' DARK TWEED NORFOLK MEN'S WOOL UNDERPANTS, 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. . SUITS, 15/6, 17/6, 18/6, 21/-, 24/- each. MEN'S WHITE AND FANCY SWEATERS, all wool, 4/6 to 8/6. • BOYS' OILSKIN COATS, 12/6. MEN'S SPECIAL CUT BOXED SUITS, 37/6, 45/-, 49/6, 55/-, 65/6. ' ■ 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. ' BOYS' NAVY CLOTH REEFER COATS, Astracan Collars, 16/6. GENTS' LIGHT-WEIGHT OILED LINEN RIDING COATS, 30/-. v . . . .. . BOYS' GOLF HOSE, Black and Heather. GENTS' SMART RUBBEi! 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. ' . CALL AND SEE THE VALUES OFFERING IN THIS DEPARTMENT. ■ m ■ C* -*■ Mb^M" "7

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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 286, 7 June 1909, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 286, 7 June 1909, Page 3

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