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Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 304, 28 June 1909, Page 7

BY ONLY BUYING \ WITH MOATE & CD'S NAME ON. Every genuine Packet or Box has NELSON MOATE &. CO. on it. INSIST upon having packages that have not been opened. N. M. &, Co.'s TEAS are the ONLY BEST, all others are simply copies in name and style. . NEARLY 30 YEARS TEST. V, „, —J FROM an ENGLISH RECTORY " Miss Porter will be glad if Mr. Teed will send her 5/- worth of Teed's Corn Cube. Please address Miss H. Porter, Wickford Rectory, Essex." TEED'S CORN CURE, Famous not only in New Zealand, but abroad. I All Chemists and Store* — 1 /- s a n | W ,,,,||,|,,,-| i, i . i i /"*LEAN, neat, tidy house- j %nS wives know the value of | LANE'S ME DO LINE j for the hands. They use it daily after house work. Those who use it know its value, ijeverywhere. IO - |"L ■ K ■ C '" MILKING MACHINE "WOHDERFUL SUCCESS of tie 1908 MODEL fitted with " THCLE " OTPS. FREE TRIAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEED We will PUBLISH WEEKLY the Opinions of Ustrt . Testimonial No. 4June 7th, 1909. — .Mr A. W. Lubbock, Colylon, says: 1 have been using the L.K.G. machines for two years and find that a great saving in labour and entirely satisfactory in every \yay. I am so highly pleased that 1 am buying another for next season. Agents: J. B. MacEwan £ Co., Ltd. WELLINGTON. BFthe worst cough^S HAWKE'S BAY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE SHOOTING SEASON comva. Slices on MAY Ist, and closes on July 31st, both days inclusive. License Fee for Cock Pheasants and Californiau Quail, £1. Licenses to shoot and sell game may be obtained at all the principal Post-offices in the District. No person shall sell any native or imported game, or take or kill any native or imported game for thepurpos© of sale, without previously taking out the required license. Penalty not exceeding £10. i The Society offers a reward of £2 2s, in addition to half the fine, to any person giving evidence which will lead to a conviction for illegal shootmg ' C. A. FITZROY, Hon. Secretary. Licenses may be obtained from Mr A. H. Hill, Tobacconist, Dannevirke.