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Bush Advocate, Volume XXII, Issue 66, 19 March 1910, Page 2

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO STAND STILL. 100 MILES FOR 12 PENCE. THE "MOTOSACOCHE" HAS completely revolutionised travelling—for the BUSINESS man the PROFESSIONAL man—the PLEASURE SEEKER. WEIGHT, complete, under 701bs; SPEED, from 4to 30 miles per hour. NO VIBRATION—NO NOISE—x>O TROUBLES. Come and have a trial run, it will simply astound you. E. A. RANSOM, HIGH-STREET DANNEVIRKE. The Very Front* of Fashion At> the D. I. C. New Season's Dress Goods The D.I.C. has just opened its first shipment of the New Season's Dress Materials and is now showing a very large stock of smart fabrics in every shade worn. . , Speaking generally, the new colours , are dull—mus.t&rd-brown, a greyisn reseda, various shades of amethyst and of terra-cotta will be much: worn. Stripes and checks are still in but the stripes are less pronounced than last year, and the checks are broken. Plain colours will be very much worn. Some Special Lines AUGYT,E FJITEZES, double width, a heavy frieze, suitable for tailor-made costumes and for Uussian coat costumes, in six leading shades, double width . . 3/6 yard CHEVIOT TWEEDS, double width, a very heavy make which is to be the fashionable fabric for coats and skirts, plain colours with zibelline finish, mus-tard-browns, resedas, amt-thvst, vieux rose, terra-cotta, mole, etc. 29/6 robe length VENETIAN CLOTH .SUITINGS, double width, chiffon finish, in two-tone effect. A very handsome material 31/6 robe length CAGHEMIIIE DE !-OIE, double width, the ideal stuff for a house or visiting l'rcck drapes heautifullv, soft silky finish, in all the leading shades From 4/11 yard to 95/- the robe length TWEKDS double width, with zibelline finish .and striped effect 2/11 and 3/3 yard MODERATELY-PRICED DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY fvjote.--C:is-li "Discount, of I - in each complete & for promnt cash. Freight p:;itl on all prepaid orders lor Drapery and Clothing-. C WELLINGTON | A. A. COR RIG AN JjJP* 3O \hina<?er e? a® Manager [Established 1888.] J. MARTIN, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER H NEXT. TO A. NASH. AS REMOVED TO NEW PREMISES SPECIALLY ERECTED TO SUIT HIS BUSINESS. T O FARMERSDANNEVIRKE WOOL WORKS. BELL & SONS, THE LEADING WOO-L BUYERS, A RE Cash Buyers of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES and TALLOW in any quantity at full market rates. We are prepared to pay the highest prices in the Dominion for LIGHT CALFSKINS. SELL TO US AND SAVE YOUR COMMISSIONS. P.S.—We also undertake for the benefit of farmers, Wool Scouring fcn Commission at a Nominal Rate. *>UR WORKS s Opposite Makinikiri Maori Pah. Tl| e Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited. THE LARGEST, WEALTHIEST, MOST PROGRESSIVE, AND LIBERAL ACCIDENT COMPANY IN THE WORLD. Transacts GENERAL ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS INSURANCE, WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL MORTGAGE INDEMNITY. EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY PLATE GLASS & BURGLARY WORKERS' COMPENSATION INSURANCE. LOWEST RATES. CLAIMS PAID EXCEED £6,500,000. NORMAN L. CURR, CHAS. M. MONTEFIORE, District Agent. General Manager for New Zealand. A Hint for 1910. may or you may not want a WATCH, or a CLOCK., or ELECTROPLATE, or JEWELLERY, during the current year. !f you do, it is as well to know that for VALUE AND VARIETY you cannot possibly rio bstter than go to C. H. GAUSTAD.