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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 25, Issue 40, 26 May 1914, Page 5

• TENDERS ENDERS are invited for felling 800 acres of light bash on my property atKekerangu. Tenders close June 20uh. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Work shown any time. FOR SALE . ONE NEW Side board and Tileback . Washstand, also two Pictures. Appiy W. H. MARRIOTT, TO BUSHMEN. WANTED bushmen to fell ( about Five Hundred Acres of Busb, in One Hundred Acre Blocks, bush, will be surveyed and work shown later on. Would receive applications as soon as possible. Prices and terms to be arranged. J. H. REDWOOD, Okoha. NOriOE. AVING arranged for a regular XX supply of Flounders, customers can rely on First-class Fish Suppers at COWLING’S HYGIENIC SUPPER ROOMS every Saturday Night. G. L. GOOD, Kekerangii. Havelock.

Every country has products in which it excels -/every maker has particular specialities. Every house, too, has exclusive goods chosen because they are absolutely the best of their kind. Thus, most people know that the Broadwood, the Ronish, the Lipp, and the Steinway are four great pianos, and that the sole agents for these magnificent instruments in this Dominion are the Dresden Piano Company, Ltd. It is remark ■ able how many friends “ The Dresden ” possesses—a support built up by consistent conduct of business on the best principles. The Company's exceedingly simple timepayment. system is wonderfully popular. Many a wage earner has this to thank for the “ music in his home.” The Company invites every visitor to inspect its warehouse. No need to buy—just come to look. “The Dresden ” is pfoud of its splendid stock of pianos and organs. The (Jompany’s North Island manager is Mr M. J. Brookes., Neither too light or too heavy, MILD DERBY is the smoker’s happy medium in tobacco. Try a tin or a plug. It is cool, fragrant and satisfying.