CAMPBELL THOMSON & CO. LAND AGENTS, WARD STREET, DANNEVIRKE. iili acres E.R. Splendid dairy and sheep farm. Sub-divided into 10 paddocks. Well watered. Good dwelling of S rooms and bath-room, wash-house, storeroom, woolshed, 14bail cowshed, trapshed, etc. Two miles to dairy factory. Price for freehold £2O per acre; lease 3 per acre. 606 2 (\ Q ACRES, Lease 21 years with UO right renewal. Rent 8d per acre. Bush laird, 30 acres felled and grassed, balance splendid milling timber. Section is all flat. Price for goodwill, £2 10s per acre. A snip. 595 ACRES, Dairy Farm; Freellu hold; fenced into 5 paddocks, well watered throughout. Dwelling of 5 rooms, wash-house, cowshed and yards. 1J miles to creamery, township and railway; 8 miles from Dannevirke. Price, £l7 10s per acre. A bargain. 603 1 f\f\ ACR ES, Freehold. All JLvJ'O flat and ploughable. Fenced and sub-divided into 8 paddocks. A splendid dairy farm. Up-to-date large dwelling, bathroom, wash-house, woolshed, stable, etc. Plantation round the house, and good orchard of 1J acres. 1 mile to creamery, railway station, P.O. and school. Price £26 per acre. Exchange for 200/300 acres sheep farm. 598 IAA ACRES, Freehold. Nearly JLUU all flat. Sub-divided into 5 paddocks; well watered. Dwelling of 5 rooms and outbuildings. 2J miles to factory, miles to P.O. and \- mile to school. Price £22 per acre. About £SOO cash . 605 ACRES, small dairy farm; 5 f3 paddocks, well watered. Carries 11 cows and 2 horses; 12 acres stumped and ploughed. Two good orchards; 5-roomed dwelling, stable, cowshed, storeroom. One mile to creamery. Price £9OO, cash £3OO. 542 M ACRES, fenced into 4 paddocks, with good 6-roomed dwelling, cowbail and hayshed, tool-house, etc. A bargain at £SOO. 607 6-ROOMED DWELLING, with five acres of land. About 1 mile from P.O. Splendid site. Price £SOO. Easy terms arranged. 600 LARGE modern dwelling of six rooms, with bath-room, scullery, wash-house, trapshed and woodshed and workshop; i-acre well laid out into garden and lawn. Two minutles from centre of town. A most desirable property, which will always increase in value. Price, £750. Terms. 608 6-ROOMED DWELLING, built 12 months. Every convenience; h. and c. water, drainage, wash-house, with copper and tubs, scullery and bath-room. Gravel paths. all in garden. Handy to town. Easy terms arranged. 508
CARRIAGE - PAID PARCELS. UPON Teceipt of remittance we" will forward, carriage paid, any of the parcels mentioned below. All the goods have been carefully selected, and we guarantee exceptional value, j. Any Parcel not approved of may be returned, and full money will be refunded: 25s CUTLERY PARCEL. HALF-DOZEN OF. EVERYTHING. i doz. TABLESPOONS, guaranteed to wear White throughoat. i doz. DESSERTSPOONS, guaranteed to wear White throughout. i doz. TEASPOONS, guaranteed to wear White throughout. £ doz. TABLE FORKS, guaranteed to wear White throughout. i doz. DESSERT FORKS, guaranteed to wear White throughout. i doz. TABLE KNIVES, best Xylonite Handles. i doz. DESSERT KNIVES, best Xylonite Handles. 21s MANCHESTER PARCEL. 1 pair WHITE LACE CURTAINS, 3 yards long. i doz. SUPERIOR WHITE LONGCLOTH. 1 pair LARGE TURKISH TOWELS. 1 pair DOUBLE BED SHEETS, ready hemmed. 2J yards WHITE TABLE DAMASK. 5s Toilet sundry parcel. 1 Bottle Fragrant LAVENDER WATER. 3 Perfurmed SACHETS 1 Box GLYCERINE and CUCUMBER TOILET SOAP. 1 Tin CARBOLIC TOOTH POWDER. 1 Box Superior VIOLET POWDER. 1 Bottle LAVENDER SMELLING SALTS. 1 Tube LANOLINE. 21s SHOWROOM PARCEL. I stripe CAMBRIC BLOUSE. 1 smart NOIRETTE or PRINT UNDERSKIRT. I pair WHITE LONGCLOTH KNICKERS. 1 WHITE LONGCLoTH NIGHTDRESS. 1 pair RUBBER GRIP HOSE SUSPENDERS. I very smart READY-TO-WEAR CAMBRIC DRESS. WELLINGTONS ■£^i r s^yfi^ J^K^SSf^EETS? iJ is " most enjoyable " when the tea in the cup is Amber Tips. It is essentially a wholesome stimulant, and can be taken with benefit by those of v/eak digestion. Packed in damp-proof, air-tight packages, and sold by all grocers and storekeepers at 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. No prizes or coupons of any kind are o/fered with ISMItli * Being full weight, full strength, full flavour, and full value, Amber Tips needs no enterprises of that kind to bolster up its i sale. Ask for and take C no other but m M m i m m m 'LAKISTON & LAKISTON, BARRISTERS and SOLICITORS, DANNEVIRKE, H.B. Money to Lend on Approved Security at lowest current rates. Agents for loans from the Government Life Insurance Department at 5 per cent. NOTICE. IHE public are cautioned against supplying any goods, ot accepting order* from Europeans or natives, without written authority from the undersigned. KNIGHT BROS. A. B. KNIGHT.
Hannah's Great Rebuilding Sale of Boots and Shoes NOW ON, NOW ON. NOW ON. NOW ON. -GREAT VARIETY -GREAT STYLES —GREAT VALUES -GREAT MAKERS -GREAT FOOTWEAR -GREAT REDUCTIONS &&>*£*# /**VERY?lfc*\ -ALL PRICES -ALL LEATHERS -ALL NEW STYLES -ALL SIZES—WIDTHS -ALL YOU'LL WANT 3133. Foot-wear. URCHASE your Footwear from us and put the Middleman's Profit in your pocket. It will mean pounds to you. "NO SHOES TO SHOW TROUBLE. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW SHOES." ATLIMITED. High Street, Dannevirke. P.O. Box 89 'Phone 99. OU may or you may not want a WATCH, or a CLOCK,, or ELECTROPLATE, or JEWELLERY, during the current year. If, you do, it is as well to know that for VALUE AND VARIETY you cannot possibly do better than go to • 'i H. M. RIES & SONS, T^S" invite intending buyers to inspect their LARGE STOCK OF FIRSTCLASS VEHICLES and HARNESS in their very commodious Showrooma at HIGH STREET NORTH. Prices fair; guarantee given; buyers make their own terms. A great quantity of Poles, Shafts, Kaiapoi Rugs, English Waterproofs, Lamps, Whips, Sellers' Washing Machines, etc., onhandi Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. BARRETT'S HOTEL, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. CHAS. H. WILLIAMS (Late of Upper Hutt), Proprietor. IHE House that affords the ideal condition of hotel hospitality and real comfort. Moderate Tariff. Motor-Cars on Hire. Telephone, 1076. COFFEE PALACE. JL that I have taken over the CoffeePalace, until lately carried on by Mr A. B. Thomsen, and patrons may rely on receiving every attention and civility. FIRST-CLASS TABLE KEPT. CLEANLINESS A SPECIALITY. MRS D. McKAY.
HOW ABOUT YOUR PRESENTS? IHE problem of selecting something to please all your friends at Xmas is a puzzling and worrying one until you come to O'Connor and Tydeman's, when the gift question is splendidly and satisfactorily solved. It will he worth your while to come into town and see our lovely showing of beautiful JEWELRY and SILVERWARE—gifts that please above all others. Come where your money will go farthest. We want you to see these exquisite goods whether you wish to buy or not. Come Jewellers Palmerston N. 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 in stock at Wilson and Thomson's. G. H. SONS, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, COLE STREET, Telephone 132. 'AVE added to their business a ' WOOD AND COAL YARD. State Coal, Stockton Coal, Coalbrookdale Coal, and small coal always in stock; also coke. FIREWOOD, ■ Large stock on hand, cut to ans length; delivered to any part of the town . All orders Teceive prompt attention. Seasoned Mouldings always in Stock. Also Four and Five-roomed cottages to let. W. DONALDSON CASH GROCERY. 'EW SEASON'S FRUITS JUST DIMMOCK'S PRIME HAMS AT CHEAP RATES. The Cash Store, HIGH STREET SOUTH. (Late Bon Marche.) Harrison & Co., EG to announce that they have 1 taken over the business lately carried on by Messrs Pateman and Kerr, and they hope by giving the public the best of bread, etc., to merit a continuance of the support which has been accorded to their predecessors.
CABINETMAKERS, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, and JOINERS. . . .XPERT WORKMANSHIP IS ■ OUR SPECIALITY. Note the address : WORKSHOP, TENNYSON STREET (Behind Mr Chanson's residence.) ' IN FINE ART JEWELLERY. WATCHES GEM RINGS BROOCHES PENDANTS, Ac. P. NYMAND'S HIGH STREET. (Opposite Masonic Hotel),
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•^^^^^^4 ><^^ > # ,< ##'^##^4 > # > # ~# > ^^<^M^,<^^' The DANNEVIRKE CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION , LIMITED, has a dbnl dJßsa tee? AND WILL BE PLEASED TO SUBMIT SAMPLES WITH QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION, THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE LINES IN STOCK: * RYE GRASS—PERENNIAL MACHINE DRESSED, PERENNIAL HEAVY SOUTHERN DRESSED. COCKSFOOT.— FARMERS' DRESSED, DOUBLE MACHINE DRESSED. CLOVERS.— WHITE (imported and colonial), ALSYKE, COW GRASS RED CLOVER. PERMANENT GRASSES.—CRESTED DOG'S TAIL, MEADOW FOXTAIL, TIMOTHY, TREFOIL, LUCERNE. TURNIPS. —ELEPHANT SWEDE, CHAMPION SWEDE, PURPLE TOP MAMMOTH, PURPLE TOP YELLOW AB* ERDEEN, GREEN TOP YELLOW ABERDEEN, WHITE STONE. B.L.E. RAPE, MUSTARD, THOUSAND-HEADED KALE. MANGOLDS.—LONG RED, YELLOW GLOBE, GOLDEN TANKARD. SUGAR BEET.—(FOR FEEDING CATTLE) CARROTS.—SINCLAIR'S CHAMPION RED, WHITE BELGIUM. M.&L J£LA may OF FA Hives fitted with Hofl trsb. Smokers, etc, etc. Hoffman or* Simplex FnameSi JHL JL
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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 16, 20 January 1910, Page 6
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