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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 300, 23 June 1909, Page 8

PAVIOUR-SMITH'S CASH JPRICES. SEEDED RAISINS, od per lb, or 61bs for 2s 3d. FLOUR, 13s per 100, 6s 9d per 50, 3s 6d per 2-5. SUGAR, la, 9s Gd per bag; No. 2, 9s 3d. BUTTER (Factory), Is Id and ls 2d per lb.. AT — - PAVIOUR-SMITH, THE CHEAPEST GROCER. L. SANKO, Bookseller, Stationer and Fancy Goods Importer. (Next McDowell and Power's). "I TAS the Largest and Latest IJL assortment of POSTCARDS in the North Island. ~ Big variety in Photo Frames and Fancy Ornaments. Fancy— Goods 'in endless variety, Basketware, Accrjrdeons, Mouth organs, Hockey Sticks, Footba-ls, Ladies' and Gents Purses, Clocks, Brooches, Pocket knives, Books, Stationery, School Outfits, Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Pipes, also Toys of all descriptions, etc., etc." Besf Value. Cheapest in dominion. Come and see for yourself. No one pressed to buy. Also in stock : Weekly and daily papers, magazines, novels; comic papers, etc., at L. SANKO'S, HIGH STREET, DANNEVIBKE. STOCKTON eOAL. THE COAL THAT COOKS. TT'S lasting qualities will make -*■ your bin seem larger. Get Stockton and you'll get satisfaction. Your dealer or District Agents. SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., WILLI NGTON. VILLAGE STORE, Norsewood. v THE Undersigned begs to notify the public of Norsewood and surroundings that, his stock is now larger than ever before, and consists of GENERAL GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, FANCY GOODS, etc TO HOTELKEEPERS & OTHERS : Just landed direct from tne manufacturers a splendid line of single ana double width twill sheetings, pillow casing, white and colored quilts, table covers of all descriptions; also by the same consignment, calicoes, longcloths, nainsooks, prints, fancy muslins, and other seasonable lines; also a fine and cheap line of insertions and embroideries. Now is the time of tho year to buy your season's presents. I have 35P fancy tea-pots direct from the .English potteries, prices from ls 6d upwards ; toilet sets, dinner sets a speciality; also a splendid lot of ornaments, glassware, and leather gooda most suitable for presents; also FRUITS OF ALL CLASSES. Inspect my establishment and I fee] sure you will feel satisfied and pleased with your purchases. Thanking you for past favors, and soliciting a continuance of your support — Faithfully yours, O. ERICKSEN, PROPRIETOR. A. E. S AVAGE TEACHER OF MUSIC. Resumes January 18th. Fee: Two guineas per term of 12 lessons, payable in advance. FOR SALE-CHEAP. AS A GOISG CONCERN. A N ideal Dairy Farm, close to Jr\. School, Creamery and Railway For further pir-ticular-3 apply to X.V Z , c/o Dannevirke AdvocateI Principals only dealt with.