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Bush Advocate, Volume XXIV, Issue 26, 20 April 1912, Page 1

All casual advertisements relating to employment Inserted in this column must be prepaid, at the rate of Is for 16 words. Standing Advertisements and notices of meetings will be charged for at soale rates..,,, t E. NIPHOLA.S. iRftP PTT'D.Tri.A TT . r AXTTv ,'im ESTATE AGENT. 'Phone 135. Agent Queenslaiu Insurance Company, for Fire, Accident and Workers' Compensation. Agent HawkeVßay Trade Protection Association; also agent for Beggs' Pianos and Organs. [RANTED, generals, 8s to 16s; t ? waitress; woman cook, wages 2ife to 2os; men cooks, cilL a' weeu; waitress, s.l a \>ct'ii; no id, i«lairndresi:, :!.;!. -, AITING Engagement. Farm hands. SALE OF PIANOS.'-AT BEGG'S AGENCY. 7LIOII SALE, Cheap, 5 Second-band . JL Pianos, which have been taken' as part ■■payment for new ones. I rices from £ls to £2B. Easy terms as they must be sold at once; to make room W more new oneE. Dcnnevirke A.geiit, for C'bas. B«uj ■aiid Co., Ltd. ; "° WAITED, immediately, cue, or, two " exiieirie-hcoJ n:ea •■ ( r,fc wbfui-fc.loO core'* 4ft 0. 'Dalies, Private Ba.g, F&i!d;n.g. , ■ :•., WANTED, young lady ,as compan-'V i..,n or Kia Ora Tea- .-. ■ 'rooir,3,-iVapier ; live co'.prercusM; thai--acter referem-e- required. Pnvi-ue- • tres-i, Miss Finnis." l XlO['NJ). in High-street, a J 5.; i: L :n \v?.<2. Fender c-ph h-i'vo same on paying cost o,f advertisement: Apply Advocate! office, v • " ■- / ■ /ANTED, a dairy -en shares for" . . T n-xt senssn, or would rent as a going concern. Apply' Advocate ofnce. "ANTED, a smart boy to learn . . % i h ? en S ilieei "ing trade. Apply' J C. Davidson. , : 7ANTED Known—That Carson's White Pose Starch Tablets I make ironing day a. pleasure. Ob-.' "tainable at all grocers. CUSTOMERS pTease , note—Just I'X-/: finished stock-taking, and a. few hundred pounds' worth of Surplus ' Summer Stock"to bo almost "given. .'■■ away. Further reductions on the whoile stock- to take'effect-from Tues-" day, 16th- January.—Stein! Stein! \ Stein! Great Bankrupt Sale now on. i U£7ANTED Known—That Mr J. : f 7? Meakin has taken over the British Fruit and Confectionery ; Business recently carried on by*Mr '■'• T. J. Griffiths. Customers can rely on getting the choicest fruit in town at the -lowest price. 'Patronise the British Shop. 7AN TED, the public to know. t f that F. Yanko lias just pur- '•■;■ chased a magnificent new Touring Car for hire purposes.' Orders for - hire trips will receive immediate at- ... tention. Charges reasonable.' Apply F Yanko. Gordon-street, or James and Parkes, Motor Engineers, next Benzie's, Telephone 200. "ERE'S prices for you.—36-inch . Linen Is for s|d; 6-£ Prints for 2s lid dozen; Wide Skirt Embroidery 4s lid to 5s lid, all at 2s 6d. yard- Camisole Embroidery, Is lid for Is yard. Everything reduced still further from January 16th.—Stein's Great Bankrupt Sale, Danhevirke. SEND your Repairs to E. AJams, Bootmaker, High-street, Dannevirke. If you want a first-dass-job done, Leather is our line and Repairing our. speciality. AH kinds of Boots and Shoes kept in stock. BEST Is Me ids in town—Caleddii- ' " ian D'niug Rooms (opposite- ,- ■' Ries' Garage. Ham and Eg; '' ' of all deser : ption ; Oysters in sea-* n v *; \ Suppers a speciality; first-class ccrk and wiaifcrcjs, come once, ]cpme" ',''•"■ always.—Mrs Lloyd, Proprietress.' '' ''■■'•'• WANTED Known—l am caterings - ' to secure your trade by keeping the best of Groceries at the low- ■ . est prices. ' I buy of the largest mer- „ ."-' chants in the Colonies, arid can guar- >, " antee you satisfaction. Convince" ■'' yourself by giving me a trial for . Groceries, Crockery, etc. Note Ad- . dress: Corner Store, right opposite ' Post Office. JOR an easy Shave and a smart Hair-cut go to J. McMillan's (next Baddeley's Hotel); two hydraulic revolving chairs; every converii-• ence, civility and attention. ), weekly, 100 pairs of that require renovating. Repairs and bespoke work guaranteed and executed "with pramptr-ess. iHannah and Co., Ltd.,. Dannevirke. ISS J. CAMPBELL, late of KJL Timaru, announces that she has commenced dressmaking in the shop at the corner of Swinburne and High Streets. All classes of dressmaking, and plain sewing undertaken. IPRING FLOWERING BULBSPlant now to make your garden gay in spring, Freesias, Anemones. Ranunculus, Crocus, Ixias, Snowflakes 1 Is per dozen, 7s per 100 post free; Bulb' Catalogue now ready. Armstrong and Haining, Seed Merchants,, Hastings. ■';.'; 7ANTED, men at once, to see-jiny; now range of Summer Suits-, latest stylo, all Bankrupt Stock, juste bought for spot cash; over 500 Suitenow going at about half-price—Stain/a Bankrupt Sale. 7^OR SALE, on easy terms, withsmall deposit, 6 and 7-roomed houses; best positions in town; must b9 sold at once; also several good houses to let at low,rents. Applj E» , Nicholas, High-st*eet#aJia.iinevirlie. ,',,