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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 64, 17 March 1910, Page 8

STUBBS AND WEEK STOCK, STATION, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, FINANCIAL AGENTS AND VALUATORS. ~i zl_/~l AC3RES, freehold, nice house, cowshed, etc.; 6 paddocks XifcvJ all fairly level and well watered ; one mile from township, where there are post and telej)hone office, store, school, and dairy factory, etc., on main Napier road. Price, £l7 per acre; £6OO cash, balance arranged. No. 34. A f\f\ ACRES, L.1.P., rent £lB per annum; all in grass; well ■dcvlU watered and subdivided into 7 paddocks; small dwelling, good woolshed and sheep yards; good orchard and plantations; easy country; 12 miles from Dannevirke. Price £lO per acre; £2OOO cash/ , No. 3. ACRES, freehold; good dwelling, cowshed, trapshed and OO barn; well fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks; undulating country, well watered and nearly all plougnable; 5 miles from Dannevirke; school, post office, telephone few chains. Price £lB per acre; £SOO cash, balance arranged. No. 35. IMPERIAL INSURANCE COY., LTD., ROBERTSON'S HIGHLAND DIP, WATSON'S PATENT FENCE STANDARDS.

The Downfall of Bruiser Begob. Bruiser Begob Was out of a job, So he chose a dark evening And started to rob. He'd have got through with safety And profit, maybe, Had he not started robbing Wise folks of their tea. (The tea of wise folks: Suratura—blend "D.") Alas! for the Bruiser And sad Mrs B ! The person called Haanan's Not deader than he! HE STOLE THE ons (Pronounced Rees) NVITE intending buyers to inspect . .their LARGE STOCK of FIRSTCLASS VEHICLES and HARNESS in their very commodious Showrooms at HIGH-STREET NORTH. Prices.fair; guarantee given;: buyers make their own terms. A great quantity of Poles, Shafts, Kaiapoi Rugs, English Waterproofs, Lamps, etc., on Sellers' Washing: Machines, etc., on hand. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. AGENTS FOR FORD IV3GTOR CARS S supplied to Union and other . Shipping Companies, Gear Meat Co., Longburn Freezing Co., leading Dairy Factories, Flaxmills, etc. Unexcelled for steam, household and smithy. The' most particular coal users BUY STOCKTON. Why. not you? District Agents: SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., WELLINGTON. HAWEE'S BAY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE FISHING SEASON will open " on October 1, 1909, for all risers within the district, and will close on April 30, 1910. Licenses can be obtained at all Money Order Post Offices within the Hawke's Bay, Waipawa and Patangata Counties; also from Messrs J. R. Ross and Co. (Napier), Mr A. H. Hill and J. T. Wilson (Dannevirke), Mr F. M. Kenney (Woodville), Mr R. R. Groom (Ormondville), Mr J. Chilwill (Waipukurau), Mr L. Pratley (Waipawa), and Mr A. Hyde (Hastings). The Society will give the sum of £2 2s, in addition to half the fine, to any one giving evidence enabling a conviction to be recorded against any person fishing without a license or out of season. •C. A. FITZROY, Hon. Secretary. BOROUGH OF DANNEVIRKE. NIGHTSOIL REMOVAL. TOTICE is hereby given that the ' removal of nightsoil from all premises that CAN but have NOT connected with the Borough Sewerage Scheme will be discontinued after the 31st March, 1910. Dated this 11th day of March, 1910. FRANK G. MAGNUSSON, Town Clerk. DANNEVIRKE GOLF CLUB. > PPLICATIONS will be received *- up to 21st March for a married couple, man caretaker Golf Links at Tahoraiii. For particulars, apply to C. A. GREENWOOD. Bank of Ne»v South Wale,