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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 62, 15 March 1910, Page 4

J. MSEOF] WISHES to announce that lie "has opened in the PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY WYLIE & Co., with a Large and Assorted Stock of— GROCERIES, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Post Cards, Cutlery, Crockery, Tinware, Enamelware, etc. My Pocket Novels, Christian Novels World's News, 6d Music, Post Cards, over 300 Sixpenny Novels to select from (best authors). Mv Prices are as Cheap as any in town. Give me a trial and convince yourselves. Note the Address.— OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. PLACE IN TOWN. SELLING AT COST PRICE. Giving Up the I*ancy Goods Department. SEE WINDOWS. MISS NASH. NOVELTY DEPOT. w. A. RYAN, STATION STREET, DANNEVIRKE. ACCOUNTANT, land, financial AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. „ SECRETARY— H.B. SAWMILLERS' CO-OP. ; ERATIVE ASSN, LTD. DANNEVIRKE GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. DISTRICT HOSPITAL TRUS- • TEES.

IN THE NAME OF THE LAW. WHEN the Law commands, there is no help for it but to obey. The Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act, 1908, and. its amendments, order employers or labor to keep a record of the time worked by employees; also to show, what overtime is worked and the payment made in return. Employers of labor will save a lot of time and trouble in complying ayi th the law's requirements in this direction by using Coltman's WAGES & OVERTIME BOOK, Is and 2s each It is convenient in use, and presents the necessary details clearly and precisely. - Being very simply arranged, too, the writing-up calls for no knowledge of book-keeping. On Sale at: ICOLTfifIAN'S BOOK ARCADE GET ONE TO-DAY. IAWSON'S Music Store (Near D.C.A.) Always up -to - date in music. ALWAYS a good Stock of— MANDOLINES ACCORDEONS MOUTH ORGANS FLUTES, WHISTLES, Etc. Orders by Post promptly attended to. WELLINGTON HOUSE, ~ me,s"taer, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, (Opposite Army Barracks.) MRS TARR wishes to notify to the Ladies of Dannevirke and surrounding districts that she is holding the first Winter Millinery Show. These a.re all the very latest designs for the winter wear. She also wishes to announce that she has also Winter Dress Material and the Latest Trimmings. She also makes up ladies' own material at prices to suit all. A. B. Mollgaard, CASH GROCER, HAS pleasure in announcing that he has commenced business as above in premises situated on the CORNER OF HIGH & GERTRUDE Streets, almost opposite the school. A full and complete stock of fresh GROCERIES & CONFECTIONERY on hand. All goods sold at Lowest Prices. Families waited on for orders and goods delivered free of charge to all parts of the town daily. A TRIAL SOLICITED. ROTORUA. (CmHE WONDERLAND" Private I Hotel, one minute from railway station and four minutes from baths; is second to none for comfort, convenience, and cuisine. Visitors may rely upon receiving every attention. First-class chef. Hot and cold baths; electric light throughout. Porter meets- all trains. Tariff: Per 7s, per week 38s; reduced winter tariff from May Ist to November Ist. MRS J. R. MoFARLANE.