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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 290, 11 June 1909, Page 2

"W "I've an Axe to jo^s*&M^-Wsk runs tJie old son gi adding, Jlrffe -lK^i^'t?\ "Who'll turn the stone for me?" " *-* « . ou nee 4 no one to * urn ° ur K:^^^!^^^-^' Norka Grindstone pedal it like Wl^pi^^^^*- a bite y° urself with . both hands M m Oo^ <l u ality stone, strong i^vMi^-^H^^^ M m frame, firmly braced, adjustable iM l^Si^^^^t^ i m eat> s P lasllL boafdi drip can, etc. j*Ug 1 1 B Securely crated ; any handy man /M/irS I ys&. B c * n * mt one . to ßeth.er with this m^mt I miiiHpnj py^^rS^ HolbGn & Kirk. §jo^ PALMEESTON NORTH. /for Thorough Satisfaction-^S BZEALANDIA^P M COME PEOPLE look for style in a boot ; Wk ■ others for comfort ; others for service- i[J 1 In a Zealandia Boot you will get all three. II ■ As soon as a new style is. originated by the II , H great American and European bbof makers, II H the patterns and lasts are secured by us—/ I |H thus We can at once reproduce the latest ■'"■■' HI styles, combined with the famous Zealandia '■, * H durability' and comfort.'" Indeed' were you to H H remove the Zealandia Trade Mark,,you could Ili m not tell our boots from the products of the WL w finest factories of the Old World. M v We want you to buy Zealandia Boots not ||l '■ because they are made in N.Z., but because H M they are better than-imported makes. W The foreign manufacturer has to pay a 25 ■ %^ per cent, duty, and that 25 I j^B^^^^— /^v P er cent, enables us to put I |^HK^ in better workmanship and m

The King of Table Waters. The Water that gives you health & keeps you healthy. "WAI-RONCOA" NATURAL MINERAL WATER. Drink it as often as you ' can. It's good for you. I WISH to Notify the residents of Dannevirke and surrounding districts, also my. former oustomers, that I HAVE OPENED THE FEDERAL LUNCHEON AND .SUPPER ROOMS And hope to merit a fair share of Patronage. MISS HIDE, PROPRIETRESS, HIGH STREET SOUTH. SWEET__ROOMS. MAKE your Rooms \ look pleasant fot I the summer time by Re- : novating them with out — — new WALL PAPERS. — NO BETTER SELEOTION IN THE DISTRICT. ... . . C. R. JAMES, THE RED HOUSE, Note the initial*. 'Phone 109 y^fe^ DEFECTIVE ~SSSP VISION. SHOULD you have tired weak eyes, such as blurred sensation after a little reading, constant watering of the eyes,, specks before them, aching, burning feeling, All these are si^ns of weakness and of defective vision. It is to your advantage to have it corrected immediately. We uive you the necessary advice and fit you with suitable glasses when required, Don't neglect minor ailments which may lead to something far worse later on. HAROLD M BENNETT, Nl P5, OPTICIAN AND CHEMIST. " YOU CAN BUY IT CHEAPER AT MACKAY AND POTTS'.