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Ail Casual Advrtiserhents relates to employment inserted in this column must be prepaid, at the rate of is for 16 words. Standing Advertisements and notices of meetings will b« charged for at scale rates. E. NICHOLAS, Labor bureau, land and ESTATE AGENT. 'Phone 135. Agent Queensland Insurance Company, for Fire, Accident and Workers' Compensation. Agent Hawke's Bay Trade Protection Association ; also agent for Begga' Pianos and Organs. WANTED Cooks, Generals, Housemaids; farm hands 5 henchman, 12s; married couple, £BO a year; bullock driver; two men for* crosscutting, 10s per day. . - WAITING Engagement.—Laborers and cooks; shepherd, first-' classman. FOR SALE, Cheap, 1 second-hand piano and 2 second-hand organs. Apply to ■E. Nicholas, local agent for Chas. Begg and Co. We are prepared to sell on very easy terms to suit purchasers, r ANTED to Let, a 5-acre paddock at Mangatera. Apply Advocate office. WANTED to Let, grazing of a 200 acre section at Pin Piri. Apply Advocate office. - : WANTED to sell, a. .gent's Raleigh free-wlvee-1 bicycle i:n good order. Pa-ice £5 cash. Apply Advocate office. . " - W~ ANTED, a girl to assist with the housework; no washing; day-time only. Apply Mrs A. E. Savage. ANTED Known—Mrs W. Wyeth v v having taken over Edinburgh House (first house past Drill* Hall), has vacancies for a few gentlemen hoarders. . First-class table; the comforts of a home. ? WANTED Known, Wharewhitu is within one minute's walk of the Post Office. The most comfortable hoardinghouse in town. Terms moderate. Miss Brennan, proprietress. ■; TO LET, four-roomed cottage, with half acre laud, rent os-'per .week* Apply Advocate office. SIX-ROOMED HO USE lis; and 4-roomed cottage to let', rent 7s. Apply to H. E. Grainger, Builder, Swinbxirne-street. i 'XJOHEMIAN" is the name of JL> the unexcelled Ladies' Kid Glove at 2s lid per pair. This glove is stocked in all sizes in Tan and Brown Shades. To be obtained fi'om .A.'Spence, Adelaide House. ■ GENTLEMEN requiring superior private accommodation, ■ washing included, can have same by applying to Miss Hogg, Carlyle-street (off Cadman-street). Terms, 18s a week. ' ... jiOR a tasty Luncheon ana a dainty Afternoon Tea served in com--., fort -go ±0 : Mrs ! Morgan'-sTearooms?'-. Luncheon Is; Afternoon Tea as usual,' 6d. BERGMAN, General Dealer, • has removed into the more , commodious and centrally situated* premises lately occupied by Mr Armstrong, Draper, where he 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. LADIES Kid -and Fabric Gloves- in large variety have just been opened up at Adelaide House. These include the Fashionably Green. Shade. Values unsurpassed.—A. fepence. ANTED Known, a comfortable home is offered to young men at Wharewhitu, Queen-street. Terms moderate. Miss Brenann, proprietoress. ■ ANTED Known That the Ladies of Dannevirke can purchase the Lightest Cakes for their afternoons' "At Home"; the Sweetest Confectionery for the Theatre; the most Delightful Lollies for the Children at A. A. PallanC/d Refreshment Rooms, High-street. ANTED Known—Just imported direct from England, Cadman'a 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. _ EXT time you are in town don't 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. FOR SALE. TEN good working Bullocks and geair ; also five good tram horses (guaranteed). Apply Advocate office. FOR SALE. IMPROVED FARM, 401 acres, within three miles of Dannevirke Post Office, 011 good metalled road. For particulars apply to the undersigned. Principals only dealt with. J. LAW, Law's Road, Dannevirke. THE CONVENT SCHOOL IS now open, and the Sisters are prepared to give lessons in French, Painting, Music (Piano and Violin), Singing, and Art Needlework. For terms, etc., apply to the Rev. Mother Prioress, the Convent, Den-mark-street. Visiting hours: From 3 to 4.30 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and from 1.30 to 4.30 on Saturdays. F VOICE PRODUTION, SINGING & ELOCUTION. (Breathing Exercises.) MR T. ST. LAWRENCE TONER, of Napier, resumed tuition, and will visit Dannevirke '"Wednesdays to Thursday forenoon. Mr Toner will teach at Mr Lawson's Studio, High-street, where he may be consulted as regards terms, etc. Term commenced with pupils' first lesson (Lnmperti method of voice culture used).