ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 14, 18 January 1910, Page 4

ITEMS OF INTEREST.

As most people, when they wish to go a long journey, make straight for the express train, so do most people, when out for good business, make straight for the D.C.A., Ltd. Do you ? You owe it to yourself. You owe it to your pocket. The hardware department is the very place just now. Call or write about Preserving Pans, Jars, and everything necessary to make good work of the home fruit preserving.* The Terrace School, which has for several vears been conducted very successfully by Miss Symthe, will reopen on February 3 under new management. The new principal will be Miss Kathleen Brown, who has for some time past been connected with the teaching staff, and Miss Whitcombe's kindergarten classes will be combined with the school. Miss Brown will be at home to parents on Tuesday, 25th, and Thursday, 27th January. . Contractors are reminded that tenders for the work now being advertised by the. Dannevirke County Council close at noon to-morrow. Strong willing young man Avants employment on farm in any capacity. An advertiser wants to purchase 400 gallon tank in good order. Apply Advocate office. Bo'uttelPs pictures at Drill Hall to-night. Loan Co., hold a stock sale at Makotuku to-morrow. Meeting of dairy farmers at Andrews' Hotel to-morrow evening to consider advisability of forming bacon curing company. Advertiser wants to exchange firstclass sheep dog for reliable rabbit dog. Tenders are invited for the erection of a house at Teawaputahi for Mr J. G. Cliff M'Culloch. Plans can be seen at Messrs Williams and Kettle's. . ■ Mr Jacob Martiansen, S. Norsewood, has nine acres of rape for grazing. The Borough Council inserts an advertisement in reference to the sewerage area compensation and invite applications for the position of dog-tax collector. '