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Bush Advocate, Volume XXIV, Issue 24, 18 April 1912, Page 8

NORTH AUCKLAND! NORTH AUCKLAND! REPORTED by the Royal Commission set up to report upon the route of the North Auckland Railway to be ANOTHER TARANAKI. "Ifi support of this-view they instance the Wangajnui-New Plymouth, "and Waikato lines, showing that the area of land served- in each case 18 "not greater than the North Auckland railway will serve, and that the pro"duce of the district] when opened up by railway, will probably be similar " to that of the former districts, and equal in extent, as, in opinion, "the North Auckland land compares favorably with either the Tarauaki or "Waikato lands, while the Climate is superior, and under cultivation, the "land will .give equally good or better results." —Extract N.Z. Herald. The country is on the eve of big development, and is there crying out for southtrn methods. It is asking for both the man with capital and for the man with no other capital but his brains and,,a sturdy; energy. Freehold bush sections can be purchased from 25s to 30s an acre f improved ' farms from £3 to £5 an acre. f Write us for booklet reports and particulars. Nowadays one must go off the beaten track to find really outstanding value; remember what has happened in Dannevirke lands since 15 years ago. The same will take place and, in probably a more marked degree in the above-mentioned new country, with its magnificent soil, warmer climate, and other natural advantages. We have now a permanent representative in. the North, who is' prepared to conduct Buyers through the country. Apply to: F. C. Stubbs & Go. ; WARD-STREET DANNEVIRKE. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY OWING to the owner wishing to return to the OLD COUNTRY, he is offering his farm of 242 Acres of absolutely the Best of Dairying and Fattening Land, at £8 to £lo',below its value. The farm is 8 miles from Dannevirke, 4 from Railway Station, 2 from> School, and Co-op. Creamery is less than a mile distant. All ploughable ; a considerable portion has been ploughed and the remainder can be stumped at a very small cost. Every building that can be required is on the property, including -J House of S rooms, passage, bath-room and scullery ; 20-baii cowshed, large barn with loijfc, loose-boxes, harness'' rooms,, dray and implement rooms, etc., etc.; about 25 tons of'hay. To realise at once and get away the owner will take £lB per acre. Adjoining farms are selling up to £2is per acre. , Don't waste time—this is a genuine bargain. Apply now to: A. 0. WEBBER & SON, LAND, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, x HIC H STREET DANNEVIRKE. I AN EBONY BACKED BRUSH ' ' © t FOR HER DRESSING TABLE. m 537 "jCVEW gifts are more treasured by J- the fair sex than those which minister to their own comfort find convenience in the toilet. Then give lier one of GAUSTAD'S extremely beautiful and durable ebony brushes. Then as long as the recipient is spared to use it her thoughts will turn to the giver. EBONY BRUSHES FOR LADIES. EBONY BRUSHES FOR GENTLEMEN. C. H. ,GA!USTAD, f JEWELLER, ♦♦♦ HIGH-STREET. DANNEVIRKE. © WILLIAMS & KETTLE, L TD NAPIER, PORT AHURIRI, HASTINGS, DANNEVIRKE, GISBORNE, WAIPAWA, AND WAIHOA. i PASTORALISTS & FARMERS' AGENTS, AND' GENERAL MERCHANTS. Large Stocks of FARM & STATION REQUISITES always on hand. ADVANCES made against Stock, Growing Clips of Wool and Produce.' AIjCTION SALES of Live Stock heftd regularly throughout the District. SPECIAL SALES AS REQUIRED. • WOOL SEASON, 1911-1912 NAPIER SALES. ' THURSDAY,' November 9th—Wool must arrive by the night of Monday, 6th November. WEDNESDAY, November 29—Woofl. must arrive by the night of Thursday, 23rd November. TUESDAY, January 16th—Wood must arrive by the night of 9th January. THURSDAY, February 15th—Wool must anrive by the night of Monday. 12th February. v . . ' WOOL, SKINS, HIDES & TALLOW SALES at NApier and Dann»virtea. INSURANCE—NationaI Insurance Co. of Now Zealand, Ltd. (Fire, Ma*, ine and Accident). Liverpool aind London and Globe Insurance Co., Ltd. (Fire and Accident). GARDEN SEEDS—Vegetable and Flower (in packets): New Heasoa'© Shipments just arrived from SUTTON & SONS (English), A. YATKS & CO. (Colonial). , AGRICULTURAL SEEDS—Shipments of Rape, Ka'le, Mangel, Tumi Swedes, Clovers, Etc., just arriving from SUTTON & SONS and HURST & SONS. In stock: All Colonial Grown Seeds Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Crested Dogs tail, Meadow Foxtail, Timothy, Clovers, Etc MANURES of every description, and for every bind of - crop, mixed by special machinery. PROPERTIES—SaIe, Purchase, or Exchange of Properties Arranged. Department).

❖ For Home, Evening and Day Wear! THE SMART AND NEAT LOOKING. Fincy fNet and Silk Blouses. ► find many admir- ► t v ers. Even dn Winter' ► we occasionally find a warm ► day creeping in, and 'tis: then ► that the utility of ■ these ► Blouses will be appreciated.' ► Natur&Wy they will prove ► just the right idea for home ► wear The prices are so re- ► marfoably reasonable that' » even the smallest ■ purse will. * find it easy to purchase two . * or three of them. INSPECTION CORDIALLY ► INVITED. W. F. Durward AND GO-, LIMITED. PALMERSTON NORTH. ■ *l**l*. * ,♦« .*« ♦»* a *t* *l* *l* *l* *l* *l* *l* *l* *l*

Mason Bays C. i can't always tell JL how good a, thing is by looking at it. Now there is my Coftl Cream. There aro hundreds of other cold creams that are put up in nicer packages, with gilt labels, showing a picture of a. rosy cheeked girl, and all that, but mighty few of 'em come up ■to specifications. I would much rather you would wear the rosy cheeks and me use the money it costs to make the labels and fancy jars in making my cream better. That is why so many who use my Cold Cream have such good complex ions. '' PRICE—ONE SHILLING. WM. J. MASON, CHEMIST (By Exams.), Danrievirke. PIANOS- PIANOS not buy your Piano before * the Winter sets in? -CONSULT miss fbeemah Who has a large and varied Stock to choose- from, for Cash or on the , easiest of Terms—a Small Deposit down and easy monthly Instalments. ALSO TWO GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANOS FOR SALE.

'ANTED—VISITORS TO PAL-MERSTO-N.N; to . remember the Best Meals are to be had at Right Next Oollinson and Cunningluuno's. , , ; OPEN FROM 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.;