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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 34, 10 February 1910, Page 1

AH Casual Advrtisements relatin I to employment inserted in this colui must be prepaid, at the rate of 1s 1 ■j 16 words. Standing Advertisemen j and notices of meetings will b | charged for at scale rates. I E. NICHOLAS, - ' ABOR BUREAU, LAND AND -A ESTATE AGENT. ■ j 'Phone 135. • Agent Queensland Insurance Com- * pany for Fire, Accident and Workers Compensation. Agent Hawke's Bay Trade Protect tion Association; also agent for Bergs'-; ► Pianos and Organs. /; JfTANTED - Cooks, Generals;' V Housemaids; 1 waitress; good/ Irishman; farm hands; a woman/, ! I cook, £65 per year.. i'* VAITING Engagement.—Labor-, ers. ■■ -_; 71 — Am Phonograph Arcade, has been> appointed Sole Agent for Beo-o-'sf Pianos and Organs in this district:1 I stock the famous Brinsmead Pianos, 1 ' also Schiedmayer and Soelmo, Gors > and Kallmann, Kuhla, Tietze, New-'' . man, etc.; also The Estev, The Kimball, and The Positive Pipe OrganJ. Correspondence invited. The easiest ,of terms arranged.—E. -Nicholas:',' 1 Begg's agent. JLJ of monumental designs; also a-/; small leather bag. Findo;- rewarded - " j on leaving either_at Advocate office/% TANTED, a good waitress; good" . / wages. Apply to Mrs, Harvey,*."> Weber Hotel. < ADVERTISER private* coach for Englisii, etc. Apply*," by letter to X.Y.Z., care of Advocate *' ornoe. . ■ WANTED a light trap?; horse.—J. H. Redfern. ..; 7 ANTED, girl to ~ assist ~ general' . /, housework. Mrs Brown, echool-" I house. Mataman. /ANTED, a tidy girl as house-':' I *■ v keeper, and,to assist occasion- Jally in store. Enquire at Advocate 4 otoce, or apply to John J. Browne, ,* Ormondville. t"ANTED Known—Luncheon on t t. ground Show Day; Breakfast' and Luncheon Ram Fair, Saturday."; Dustin's, Ltd., Caterers, Paimerston*: North. 'ANTED Known—9 a.m. Tburs- ;. t w day, 10th February, Big Bar-<i t cuj'is in Drapery, Millinerv, Clothing, f etc., at the D.C.A.'s season Sale. 7^OR Sale or Lease, with compul-.,; sory purchasing clause,acres, all cleared and in grass except, j 300 acres, 2J-sheep country, well -i watered and'subdivided; good house, >i woolshed, etc., good road. Price £7\f 15s per acre; good terms given. Ap-*» ply Norman L. Gurr, Land Agent, ; High-Street, Dannevirke. FOR SALE, a good young cattle dog, a good "heading dog.- ■ For further information apply Advocate office. . FOR a tasty Luncheon and a dainty ■.'<, Afternoon Tea served in com- ' fort on Show Day go to Mrs Mor- -. gaii's Tea Rooms. Luncheon Is; Afternoon Tea as usual, 6d. HOW WEEK.—Ladies, if you are k-j in want of a New Hat, Costume, Blouse, Coat, Sunshade or Umbrella for. the Show, visit A. Spence's Great Summer Sale, where you can buy . them at gift prices. HOUSE to let, rent /* ►3 lis; and 4-roomed cottage to let, ."*" rent 7s. Apply to H. E. Grainger, , Builder, Swinburne-street. Y word it is hot. Think so, I L don't feel it for I use a Ga3 Cooker. .ENTLEMEN requiring superior- - private accommodation, ing included, can have same by ap- •' plying to Miss Hogg, Carlyle-street (off Cadman-street). Terms, 18s a. week. "RS G. BULL, Edinburgh House . (first house past Drill Hall) I has vacancies for a few boarders.' 7" BERGMAN, General Dealer, \f o lias removed into the more I commodious and centrally situated premises lately occupied by Mr Armstrong, Draper, where lie has opened up a large quantity of Carpenters' Tools. Tinware,' Brushware, Fancy and General Goods. Prices right—so are the goods. Agent for Lethaby, Umbrella-maker, Palmerston North. WEEK.—Gentlemen, if yoir kCT are in want of a Panama Hat, a Ready-to-wear Suit, a Rain Coat, a Lustre Coat, an Umbrella, or anything suitable to wear at the Show, visit A. Spence's Great Summer Sale, where you will get it at a greatly reduced price. ) Known That I have »' secured two first-class bakers. No need to send out of town for small goods. Place your orders now for Christmas Cakes to avoid disappointment. Mrs Morgan, Excelsior Bakery. J ANTED Known That the t t Ladies of Dannevirke can pur* chase the Lightest Cakes for their afternoons' "At Home"; the Sweetest Confectionery for the Theatre; the most Delightful Lollies for the Children at A. A. Pallant's Refreshment Rooms, High-street. AS IRONS 7s 6d each; Cookers * 2s a month.—The Gas Works, Denmark-street. 'ANIED Known —Just importec t V direct from England,' Cadman's special genuine Flower brand Bengal Razors, expressly made to my order. Price, 7s 6d each, posted to any address.—B. O. Thomsen, the leading Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Dannevirke. NEXT time you are in town don'H forget to call at the "Rex Portrait Studio" and get your photo taken. Children's Portraiture a Speciality. Weddings attended. Club groups, enlargements, etc.-—Reginald G. Evans, Photographer, High street. "HY do you look so cool over r your ironing ? Oh, I always use a Gas Iron, they are worth their weight in ice this weather. RS COX, Ladies' ISiurse, wishes . it known to the ladies of Dannevirke and surrounding districts, that she has vacancies for lying-in 1 patients; every attention; terms mod--;! erate. Address: Hunter streeti'v: Dannevirke. ;" N hot weather use Gas for your ■ kitchen and laundry work.