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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 296, 18 June 1909, Page 4

PATTERNS SENT FREE. KIRKCALDIE'S AXE NOW OFFERING WONDERFUL LINES IN DRESS GOODS. No. 1 : DRESS SERGE, All Wool, Navy. Oream, Black. Worth 2/6, NOW -J/Q. No. 2: VENETIAN CLOTH, All Wool, shrunk, in Winter Shades. Were 3/6, NOW 2/6 No. 3: CRY&f ALINE SILK, For evening wear, in 12 colors. Worth 2/11, NOW 1/g, ' WRITE TO-DAY TO KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, NAPIER. WE ARE NOW OPENING OUR NEW PREMISES WITH a magnificent selection of seasonable Tweeds and Suitings of all descriptions. FANCY WORSTEDS A SPECIAL LINE. GEORGE RANKIN, TAILOR, High street (late D.B.C. premises): W.A.RYAN, STATION STREET, DANNEYIEKE. ! ACCOUNTANT, LAND, FINANCIAL AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. • SECRErARYH.B. SAWMILLERS' CO-OP-ERATIVE ASSN., LTD. DANNEVIRKE GAB COMPANY, LTD. DISTRICT HOSPITAL TRUSTEES. NOVELTY DEPOT. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS, FANCY GGODS, &c. EXCLUSIVE GOODS YOU CANNOT GET ELSEWHERE. NO OLD STOCK. REASONABLE PRICES. f All carefully selected. Next door to Nash, Painter. MISS NASH. Wilson & Thomson Beg to announce that they have opened as SADDLERS, HARNESS and COLLAR MAKERS, In the first shop"north of Post Office in High Street. HAVING had twenty years experience in the trade, they can guarantee every satisfaction. Well assorted stock of SADDLERY, HARNESS, AND ACCESSORIES of the best quality kept ia stock at Wilson and Thomson's.