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THE
Dannevirke Advocate
And Ormondville, Norsewood, Makotuku, Takapau, and Wainui District Advertiser.
(published Daily.)
VOI_.;XIX, NO. 679.
BLYTHE & CO.
NAPIER
DANNEVIRKB. NiZ.. SATURDAY. MARCH 30, 1907.
THOMSON & WALKEB.
■'r-MlLljnmßY MODELS FROM -parib.
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OUT
BLACK VOILE SKIKTS
NEW
SEASON'S
NOVELTIES
WOOL MERCHANTS.
NAPIER SALES: 20th February nJCHE RESULT OF THE CONUN1907.
DRUM COMPETITION.
Skin andHideSalesevery three weeks.
STOCK AGENTS:
Private sales as arranged.
RENTS OOLLEOTED
of the hundreds of Conundrums
- sent
We have at present a buying order (
ESTATES ADMINISTERED
in to compete for the Free
fats,
glad
for
andwouldbe
to
hearfrom
Crip to Exhibition and £5 Pocket
ACCOUNTS AUDITED
our friends.
I-Coney, the Proprietors of Pearson's
Managers: Dannevirke Permanent Bnilding and Investment Sooiety.
GRAIN SEED MERCHANTS: ] Pepto-chlorhave selected the following
" " "
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.
Wecan supply m amy qn_mtityr;atit
' wo Gonuadrun_as the best:
lowest rates, and wHi be pleased topos. '1
samples on application.
Ladies' Class : Why is Pearson's
Pepto-chlorlike the letterN? Because
GENERAL MERCHANTS:
tis the endof Indigestion. Sent inby
All station stores, wire, Ryland's, \ Miss
C. Cowling,Burlington Club, New
Nephew's
Johnson and
American and -■
Germanbarbwireand corrugatediron. Plymouth.
ilk EVENING BLOUSES
0F
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THEATRE & OPERA COATS
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ADELAIDE HOTJSE.
81-fT-EKS.
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WII_LIAM BOSE,
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BARRAUD
LYTTELTON.
Mararoa
Te Anau
April 18 45 p.m
April18.45 p.m
- Monday
Monday
DUNEDIN, yia LYTTELTON.
&c Bangitikei, Napier, MERCHANTS
HOTELS,
and Hawke's Bay. Small capi-
-
DANNEVIRKE,
M
tal required. Write me for particulars.
HOUSE, lease and furniture,weeklytakings averagefrom
£45 to JESO; 7 years' lease. Price
929
£1100.
FAEMS, &c.
ACRES.Mangatoro, 300 acres
orvfl
v"" in grass, well watered, 2 miles
fencing; will carry 2 sheep per acre.
Title, Lease in Perpetuityat 12s 6d per
acre. Price _4 per acre* for good will.
Have on
—
Hand
Tuesday
BOARDING
LATEST LONDON & PARISIAN
MODELS.
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5
Barraud % Abraham
QUARTER
5-ROOMED
'
OIUARTER
—
THE
Scott Ranges.
MR
FOR
WANTED
—
Dannevirke.
Known
Pearson's
Pepto-chlor, the absolute indigestion cure, has come to reside
in Danevirke district, ajnd invites
"acquaintances." Get one.
WANTED:
CAN BUY IT CHEAPEE AT
YOU MACKAY & POTTS'.
A. 0. MENEFY,
SANITARY
PLUMBER,
High-street.
KNOWN-AU printing work turned out smartly at
WANTED
the Advocate Office.
CAPILLA HAIR TONIC!
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ANTISEPTIO!
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HHL
.
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MEDICINAL.!
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MPS?
tw
sW/3
tî
Destroys alt microbes
and makes the hair Long,
Lustrous nnd Beautiful.
Bo,l> ty
Chemltff, Hair-
*"
*<**Mi- and StorM
Ss. 6d. a Bottlk.
choice
'
PEARSON'S
farmers tb write for samples beforeI
buyingelsewhere; Our stockincludes :I
CURES INDIGESTION.
4ChoicePoverty_3ay Rye Grass
Heavy OldPasture Rye Grass,
double machined
Machine Dressed Cocksfoot DANNEVIRKELABOUR BUREAU
(heavy Akaroa)
„ Colonial Cow Grass, machine
CO.,
Oppodte Bell Tower.
dressed
Colonial grown White Clover,
Sorubcutters, elderly
machine dressed
man for gents' house, two good
Timothy
Colonial
„ Colonial Crested Dogstail and post splitters, 3 bushmen, 10s per day,
married couple for station, generals,
Meadow Foxtail
, ColonialImportedRid Clover,Timo- housemaid for hotel,housekeeper,light
thy,TfefoiirS'SheepFescue place,must have experience and referPoa Pratensis andaU Fancy Grasses. ences; a first-class benchman at once;
good bullock driver
two good tram
Writefor SamplesandSave Honey. layers; ploughmanand
and navvies; firstLiberal Discount for Cash.
class man forplaning machine,constant
work, good wages; six good bushmen,
J. F. WACHSMANN & CO., 400 acres light bush, 28s anaore; two
rooms at the north end of
SeedMerchants, CHRISTCHURCH. furnished
town.
„
„
LIMITED)
April2 5p.m
April4 5 p.m
Potato Spray Pumps
NAPIER,GISBORNE& AUCKLAND
Pure Bluestone, etc.
Waikare Tuesday April 2 4p.m
SYDNEY DffiECT.
TURNIP
Friday -April5 3 p.m
Maheno
Hurst's English Seeds of tested
PiCTON (andBLENHEIM)
quality.
Tuesday April 2 midnjt
Wainui
RAPE
SEED:
midn't
Thursday
April4
Wainui
Hurst's Broadleaf Essex.
577
NBIfION.rUPICIW & BLENHEIM
April1 Ipm -i -I f\f\ ACBES,Weber, 850 acres in GRASS SEEDS :
Penguin* Monday
Hawke's Bay, Southland and
Mapourika Tuesday April 2 noon X J-UU grass, 24-roomed dwellings;
CanterburyRyegrass,Cookscarrying1100 sheep, 300 lambs,and 70
♥Nocargo.
Title,
Perpetuity.
foot, Fesoues, Dogstail, etc.
in
cattle
Lease
NELSON DIEECT.
owners inter- CLOVERS :
Takapuna* Sunday Mar 31 8 p.m Price £5 15s per acre for
580
Imported and Colonial grown.
Mapourika* Monday April1 9 a.m est.
ringNgapaeruru,
ACBES,
cargo
A
*No
JQ
WOOL:
; good
fenced and sub-divided
We make cash advances against
NEW PLYMOUTH ONEHUNGA, hoase, sheep
yards,and all necessary
AUCKLAND.
ensuing clip and shipments
for
outbuildings GovernmentLease with
at lowest rates.
"Connecting at New Plymouth with right of purchase at £1 7s 6d per acre
through train from Wellington on Price £8 15s per acrefor owner'sinter- SHEEP
DIPS:
Tuesdays,Thursdays, Saturdays. est.
582
Cooper's
Powder and Liquid,
Mar
31
8p.m
Takapuna* Sunday
ACBES, Maharahara, all in
Lawes's,White's,
Murton's
7p.m
3
Ofcff
Wednesday
April
T-kapuna
OUU grass, 10 acres crop, 15 well
andLittle's.
"via Nelson.
house,
paddocks,
9-roomed
watered
NELSON, WESTPOBT, GEEY- stable, cowshed,woolshed,3 wharesand
:
MOUTH & HOKITIKA.
other buildings, will carry 2_ to 3 sheep AGENCIES
N.Z.Shipping Company
Mapourika* Tuesday April2 noon to acre all the year round. Price £13
733
Oceanic Steamship Company
April2 3 p.m 10s per acre.
PoheruaJ Tuesday *Via
McCormick Binders and Rakes
Picton.
all
in
ACBES,
Norsewood,
-i
Westport
cargo.
(\(\
tNo
Osborne Disc Ploughs & Mowers
J-Uv grass,6 paddocks, with permaJDoes not callNelson. No passengers. nent water in each; 7-roomed house,
Booth McDonald Diecs & Tines
SYDNEY, via TONGA,SAMOA, and cowshed,and allnecessary outbuildings.
Reidand Gray's Ploughs, &c.
FIJI, from AUCKLAND.
712
Price £15 10s per acre.
Andrew 3 and Beaven's ChaffApril2
Tuesday
Atua
cutters
f*f\(\ ACBES, Mangatoro, 200 acres
UUU ploughed,balance ploughable,
Gear's
Manures
— and Meats
FromNAPIERi
4-roomed house, 7 paddocks. Title,
Cooper's Dip powder & liquid
WELLINGTON,LYTTELTON and Occupation License withB O.P. Price
Taba Branding Fluid
POBT CHALMERS.
584
£1850 for goodwill.
SheepBranding Oils
April
9
a.m
Monday
1
Talune
grass,
OC)(\ ACRES,Mangatoro,allinhouse,
Whyte Maokay Whisky
April 4 2pm o£\j
g paddocks, 4-roomed
Mokoia Thursday
Sandeman's Wines
Waikare Monday April 9 2 p.m stable, chaffhouse, &c ;Lease in PerRoyal Insurance Company
BLUFF, HOBART & MELBOURNE petuity; rent 5s 3d per acre. Price
China Traders' Marine Insur590
Mokoio Thursday April 4 2 p.m £800 for goodwill.
ance Company
Norsewood,
100
acres
I
Passengers
ACRES,
-i>j(\
Transhipping at Dunedin.
-*- U ia grass, 2 miles fencing, good
only.
Station Stores.
6-roomedhouse andoutbuildings. Lease
GISBOBNE & AUCKLAND.
acre,
at
£1
per
Right
of
Purchase
with
Apr
3 11a.m
Waikare Wednesday
Tuesday April 9 8.30 pm rent £8 4s per annum Price £7 per Quotations for all goods supplied on
Talune
581
acre for owner'sinterest.
on application.
SYDNEY, via GISBOBNE & AUCKRoad, 6-roomed
ACRES,
Adelaide
LAND.
house md bathroom. Price £500.
Wine and Spirit Merchants.
Mokoia Friday April13 8.30 p.m
88
Terms.
ACRE, Miller's Road,
5-roomedhouse. Price £225. 83
/
Limited.
house, Stair-street. Price
£315. Terms can be arranged. 86
Dannevirke,
ACRE, Barraud-street,
NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPalmerston
North and Feilding.
and
bath8-roomed
house
PANY.
with
can
be
Any
terms
room. Price £525.
[a. cabd.]
52
following twin screw mail arranged.
for
P.
B. FITZHERBERT,
steamers leave New Zealand
SOLICITOR,
London at regularintervals:
Commander.
Steamer. ~ Tons.
Dannevirke.
F. Forbes
Turakina 8210
Cosmopolitan
Chambers No. 1.
E.
Greenstreet
Eimdtaka
7952 H.
quality, design and economiRuapehu$7885
Money to lend at 4_ per cent on first-R.Taggard
J. A. Sutcliffe
calcooking the.c ranges oannot class security.
7600
Tongariro
R. C. Clifford be excelled. They have never been
Paparoa
6563
all Dannevirke resiParticulars of sailingdates and fares beaten in competition.
dents to get "acquainted"
from—
with Pearson's Pepto-chlor, the only
BARBAUD & ABRAHAM, Ltd., AGENT:
Indigestion Cure.
absolute
.
Talune
Warrimoo Thursday
have every
OF THE
(
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
SEEDS that will GROW.
descriptionof
Agricultural Machine-dressed .
WE
Seeds at lowest rates, and weravite .PEPTO-CHLOR
GRAND
DISPLAY
ABRAHAM
...
'
(AutumnSowing.)
AND
STEAM SHIP CO. OF LAND & ESTATE AGENT, &c,
NEW ZEALAND (Ltd).
Weatherandcircumstancespermitting)
HAS FOE SALE
From WELLINGTONi
...
New Millinery.
i
AUCTIONEEE,
UNION
SHEEP DIPS:
Gentlemen's Class :Why is Pearson's
We areNew Zealand Agents for Mc- ] Pepto-chlor an absolute cure 'for indiDougall's Sulphur Arsenic Paste Dip & g gestion? Because it ap"Pears" on the
McDougall'sNon-poisonousLiquidDip. Ibottleand is proved on "Acquaintance."
*
Sub-agents fdr Cooper'sDippingPow- ISent in by Mr C. G.Downes, Solicitor,
der,Little's Dips, Powder, and Fluid, JDannevirke.
Murton's Fluid Dip,Owen's FluidDip.
Cheques for the amount of prize j
H. G. WATSON,
Agent. imoneyhavebeen forwarded to the respective winners.
*
..AT...
NAPIER.
-
i
\
EARLY AUTUMN DISPLAY
blythe &co.,
iage srill be charged for at seek,
.■ataa.
_OXITG_.(_SS -ARRANGED
SMART AUTUMN COSTUMES
DISI?LAI
NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND A_13 casus! advsrtieementsrelating*
to employment inserted In thia
MERCANTILE AGENCY .Hriunw
must be prepaid, at tha
of le for 12 words. Standing
COY., LTD.
;id_Mvertisements
endnoticeeof asset*
—
—
PLUSH & CARMENE COATS
AUTUMN
Dannevirke.
AGENCIES—
Intercolonial Land andMercantile Agency Company
Ocean Acoident andGuarantee Corporation, Limited
South BritishInsurance Company (Fire and Marine)
London andLancashire Fire Insurance Company
National Mutual Life Associationof Australasia,Limited
NEW SHADES IN SILKS
mWEED JACKETS & PALETOTS
EARLY
LAND AGEMTS
Wardstreet
FABRICS*
LATEST DRESS
PRICE, ONE PENNY
BEDROCK PRICES.
—
WAxJTED
DUNNE~&
„
„
.
SCHOOL BOOTS
wanted at once.
CARPENTERS
Milbubk Bbos,Ltd.,Hastings.
SCHOOL BOOTS.
OOMFORTABLE room let for
SPEI_OE 9 :
have a splendid selection of
and Girls' Boots just to A single boarder. Apply Advocate
WE— Boys'
office.
SCHOOL BOOTS
_%_"
,
to
DIRECT IMPORTER.
hand strong, neat anddurable.
Parents will do well to have a look
through these goods beforebuyingelse-
where.
(af Wa give 5 percent discountfor
WILL GIVE A CAMEEA
I
To the personthat sends me the best picture (taken only by an amateur)
under the following conditions:— Photographic goods to the value of 2/6 to
be bought fromme. Allphotographs to be mounted and to become my property. The subject to be outdoor study ofAnimal or BirdLife; ito Jplate may compete and up to three pictures,but not more. Photographs
to have initials (not name), arid address on the back of mount.
Everybody Has A Chance.
Competitionto start fromMonday, March.18th and to close April 18th.
The prize willbe a Opiate CameoPocket Camera with two slides (one of
the finest little machines on the market, with latest improvements) ;a
machinethat will take a picture one can be proud of. The prize may be
seen in my window in a few days. Now go snapping this Easter and win
keep gcod fresh plates that willtake goodpictures.
the prize. I
I_T A QfYIV
WT
W " €lT" _J_L_C_.Ov-/Xl
5
OPTICIAN & CHEMIST (by
(exams.) and Photographic Dealer
(LATEF JEFFERY), the Premier Pharmacy.
FIRST IMPRESSION.
t~r\lD
you ever reflect on the business value of an impression? Especially now-a-days when nine
people out of ten judge a person by his or her oatward
appearance,first impressions do count. Make them count
JL/
for saleand tolet on easy
cash.
terms. Building and jobbing
We do repairs as they should be done. work done in town or country. Est..
A large and varied stock of Ladies' mates free. H.E. Gbaingeb,Builder,
and Gents' up-to-date FOOTWEAR— Swinburne-street.
all at bedrock prices
A small profit and quick
LET— 6 acresôf ground at Manreturns is our motto.
gatera, facing Glengarry estate;
well fenced, well grassed, capable^ of
running 2 horses and acow. Applyto
E. Cocheane,Smith-street, Mangatera.
.
P.~FBY.
J.
High-street
.
Bain's)
Dannevirke.
you are in difficulhas with
sight, I
WHEN
can help
with
correct fittingglasses m frames to suit
—
your
you
Over twenty years' experiencein
fitting M. McCallum, Jeweller and
Optician.
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. PALLANT'S Refreshment
Rooms, High-street.
you.
—
"
—
KNOWN J. Cbist's
Boot Palace. Address: Next
door Masonic Hotel, opposite D.C.A.
WANTED
HOUSES—
TO
New
is now being
THE
shown in rich
in the
showroom
Adelaide House.— A
Millinery
profusion
From.sale-yards on Wednesday, black, white and tan
LOST—
" sheep
name of Jock."
; answers
dog
—
"I7IOR SALE Young pedigree AyrJj shire bulls from Luxford's stock.
L.Webb,Makotuku.
A gold brooch (Scotch
"pOUND—
JD pebble). Owner can have same
by paying cost of advertisement. Advocate office.
_
—
:
is reducing her
qiiickly
ENGLAND
and
but not
Pearson's Pepto-chlor is reducing
army
navy,
so
as
the army of indigestion sufferers.
for several
Mrs
BarraudVACANCIES
Fboarders.
DONT
RIES— & SON'S for a good
VEHICLE
chooso from.
An engine driver for
Don't WANTED—
Prices are the cheapestin
hauler.
Frank
Smith, Alfredton.
FORGET
gentlemen
Diggle,
to go to H. M.
street.
oyer 60 to
WANTED
TREMENDOUS
.
...
to
Please return to W. J. Thompson,
Manila-street,Dannevirke.
town.
ERIC E. ETZ,
at
Spence.
Store, High-street, Dannevirke,
Our suits will help you do this.
" indi- fail to give this firm a trial.
" They impart
viduality,style and thatindefinite something that the
everybody to know that
world judges by. They are made of materialcarefully
we do all kinds of Repairs aiid
selected, fit perfectly, and workmanship and wear guaranMeasures on the premises. Hand-sewn
Work we specialise; our repairsadvertise themselves. Address, E. Adams,
Let us prove it in your winter suit. Our newrange boot importer, High street, Danneof West of England worsteds, tweeds and serges is just virke.
in. They are the best shewing we have ever made, and
show of presents
thereis undoubtedly something to suit the taste of any
for young people at Gaulton's
person who cares for a good appearance.
Furniture Shop, High-street North.
Best show of good strong toys in DanBetterlet us show you the styles.
nevirke, giye the children a spree once
a year. Purchase early to avoid the
rush. Note the address.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR
Bottles Is at E.
E. Pbiob's.
ACQUAINTANCE
log
Apply
TO RENT—
careful
in good
four
WANTED
five-roomed house with allnecessary
conveniences. Address
Advocate
office.
—A
servant.
By
or
'
situation,
tenant,
X.,
WANTED
Able
do plain cooking.
Wages £1
week.
general
to
per
Apply Mangatera
Hotel.
ANTED to Sell, from a Cheap
\\T
▼ TBal .to a High-grade Porpoise
Welted CookhamBoot; everydescription of ladies' and children's Boots
and shoes kept in stock; felt slippers
New Jackets and Paletots, in all varieties. Write or caltf.at _.
are now on view in the showroom Adams', boot and shoe importer,
at AdelaideHouse. A big selection to High street, Dannevirke. It willpay
DANNEVIREE. to choose from.— A. Spence.
you.
LADIES'
THB DANNEVIRKB ADVOCATE. SATUBDAY. MARCH 30, 1907.
2
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Under
SEASON 1906-7.
s
■
E. A. Ransom's
'
Patroîjj^ ;i^^^P^^tbe Ea.
£r% ytêmmrn^^x^
SEASON 1906-7
.^
—
Telegraph. Copyright.],
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[Electric
[press association.]
Continent,
10,000 bales to the United States,
and 5000 bales being held over. Home
s and German buyers were particularly
ers. 60,000 bales to the
WIIXIAMLIftHT
NEW MACHINES
PROPRIETOR,
of Feilding and Wanganui.)
£
*£8
OTHTIEShis
numerous friends RUAHINE,Model J, roadracer 10 10 SWIFT ROYAL, roadracer
17 10
"|^r
_L% and the travelling publio thai RUAHINE,Modfi J, fitted with
SWIFT EOYAL,roadster,Eadie
coaster,front rim brake,guards
he has taken possession of the above
two rim brakes, free wheel,
12 10 , etc., complete
20 0
toolsand-pump
well-known hostelry, andoan guaran* guards,
HUDSON, free wheel, fitN.Z. SPECIAL, genuine B.S.A.
tee the Very Best of Accommodation. NEW
parts* Eadie coaster hub, front
ted withfront and rear Crabbe
Ample Stablino Aooommodation
brakes, guards,etc., complete 15 0 rimbrake, guards,etc,complete 17 10
willbe foundin connection with the RUDGE-WHITWOETH, road
N.Z.SPECIAL,road racer
15 0
Hotel.
13 13 N.Z. SPECIAL,path racer, speracer,standardmodel
Cab Meets Every Train.
oialmodel
15 0
HUDGE- WHITW OBTH,stand
CENTAUR,roadster,fitted with
roadster, Eadie coaster, front
free wheel,2 brakes,complete 20 0
rim brake, mudguards and
15 15 CENTAUR,cross frame,feather
tools, complete
"rX'
(Late
;RAILWAY
-
HOTEL.
Dannevirke.
RUDGE-WHITWORTH, Aero
special path racer, beautiful
Patronised in London by H.M.
KingEdward VII.
model
weights, complete, a magnifi.
25 0
cent machine
18 18
in great strength.
appointed House for the
Commercial Travellers and REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
Warehousemen's Association.
Wines & S.ibits of the best
A Large Stock of SECOND-HAND
quality.
teed ingood order— from £2 lOs.
THE
Six Large Sample Roome
REPAIRS A SPECIALTY
—
MACHINES to choose from guar-
HIGH-STREET,
'DANNEVIREE.
Speight's DunedinBeer always on
tap.
Bottled Ale and Stout
oy the bottle, dozen,or case.
Good stabling and paddocking.
"
qualities
short faulty declined _d.
Merino
lambs were unchanged. Crossbreds
advanced 5 per cent. The fleece portions of the Kaikoura clip realised
113d, Tautare 13fd.
ROUMANIAN REVOLT.
—
«
[Electric Telegraph. Copyright.]
[Press Association.]
LONDON, March 28.
SOOTH NORSEWOOD
Proprietors.
A
JUNCTION HOTEL
-— FRIEND.
—
"'""ANDREWS "&"MANTHEL,
—
"
J
/ITEA ■BLENDINO.'"
Mow? Where? I
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WILLIAMS & KETTLE, I
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DANNEVIRKE.
SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
FOR SEASON 1907.'
: Dressed and UnT3YEGRASS
-*-*'
dressed ; Hawke's Bay, Southand Italian.
Heavy Dressed Cocksfoot.
Fescues, Crested Dogstail, Meadow
Foxtail,Rorin, Yarrow.
Clovers, Turnips, Mangolds, &o.
Tarpaulin, Rick Covers, &c.
Prices on application.
T
LTD,
For
TABA
Horses
Sheop
And
LIQUID
BRANDINe
FLUID
CtiUfo.
APPLIED.
Ko preliminaryclippingof hair.
Applied with an ordinary cheep brandlog iron flat and ronnd.
Simple and easy
- so pais.
j
A boy caa v?t it.
Why make the dumbbeast suffer,
wbenforless than a penny a head
you cau brand witb
BUYA
-TADA
tin
—
TABA.
TO-DAY
A few hours after applicaMod all hai)
comes off tbe part branded, leaving
clear,distinct, and permanentmark.
Tbe composition can also be
used for dehorning ._. young
weeks. "tJitlike
caustic soda, ther*is no fear of
tbe liquidprovinginjuiiocs to
tbebeaß- by ru ning downtbe
face andinto the eyes.
BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, Ltd
Local Agents.
,
JS
.
SON,
JOINERS.
Dannevirke,
a large
The Public Trust Office seeks to be
merely self-supporting.
DANNEVIRKE GAS COMEstates under Wills or Intestacies
whenconvertedinto cash and held for
PANY.
beneficiariesare credited with interest
at highest rate, capitalised yearly, and Telephone 128
P.O.Box 77.
are free of alloffice charges.
.-.
The Publio Trustee can be appointed
Executor of the Will or Oodioil of any
person. Advice as to the making oi
Will* is given free cf charge.
The Public Trustee can be appointed
Trustee in place of previously appointed
Trustees or in plaoeof persons who wish
to he rel:
eved of their Trusteeship.
The Public Tbustee can be appointed
Trustee for MarriageSettlements,Money
Trusts, Sinking Fand., and other Trusta.
The Publio Trustee undertakes the Management of Property as Attorney or
Agent.
The Public Tbustee administers Intestates, Estates, and unclaimed Lands.
FOE FULL PAETICULAES APPLY TO
All Gbooebs Kebp It.
Purveyors of Light, Heat and Power.
!^~IOAL,
COKE,
AND
ALL
.
W. E. E. CHAPMAN,
Manager.
TAR
delivered in any part of the Borough
at the following rates
L. AZZOPARDI,
—
:
Coal 45s per ton
Coke 12 bags at 15s, at works
13 per bag
Tar 6d per gallon
WELLINGTON,
Or to
any of the Agents of
—
—
—
BRIDSON & GRIMES,
ARE
I
IN
\\
- - -
OFFICE & WAREHOtJSE :HERSCHELL-STEEET, NAMER.
THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE.
justlreceived several easesNew
Goods imported — direct from
HAS
manufacturers, including
A LARGE VATIETY OF MERCURIAL&ANEROID BAROMETERS
for the Mansion or Cottage7s 6d to
£7 7s.
TELESCOPES from 10s to £6 6s.
THERMOMETEBS fromls 6d,Pocket
Compasses 2s to 15s.
WET & DRY BULB HYGRO-
METERS.
FIELD GLASSES— AIIkinds of Magnifyingand hand-readingglasses.
MICROSCOPES from 10s 6d to £5 ss.
A large variety of plain and
faucy slides.
Ladies' LorgnetteHand-readingGlasses
in Real Tortoineahell.
BROWNING-STREET. NAPIEB.
RAILWAY STABLES,
HIGH-STREET, DANNEVIBKE,
Telephone 108.
taken over the above
well-known Stables, we hope
HAVING
to obtain the same liberal
patronage
as has been extended to them in the
past, andcan guaranteeallcustomer
the utmost attention and civility.
We have added to and improved
the stook of horses and vehicles, and
can recommend them as second ta
none inthe distriot.
Hacks, Harness Horses, Gh?s and
Buggies always on hire.
Horses broken td saddle andharness.
Horses bought and sold.
Good paddock. First-class Groom
alwaysin attendance.
BURNETT & ELLIOTT.
Having disposed of the above
stables to MessrsBurnett andElliott,
I
wish to thank my late customers
for their patronage, and to assure
them that they will receive every
attention from my successors.
O. D. BLAKISTON.
Mr E. E. Prior,
youhave
classes of jobbing work
done.
HAWKE'S BAY SOAP & TANNERY Co., Ltd.
L. GURR, Land
Agent,
has for
NORMAN
proportion of MrsRathlease
—
—
EXHIBIT OF FURNITURE""
FURTHER
tablishod.
.
HARRY PALMER & Coj
Value
Office :
JVER THREE AND A-HALP MIL- bone's property adjoining Makotuku,
admirably adapted for Dairying,near
LIONS STERLING.
School, Railway Station, Post
Capital end Interest Guaranteed Office, and Creamery, in areas of
by the State.
from 100 to over 200 acres.
Full particulars on application.
Large Reductions now
made inCosts of Administration.
of estates in i_:e
.
V
ENERSEN & HEATH, WHEN
Adbbess : Allardice-street (opposite
Public Library.)
PUBLIO TRUST OFFICE.
Pruit.
g. tate,
_
cattle, if appliedanytimeup/io
the age of six
_
THE
PERMANENT, PAINLESS,
CHEAP, AND BASILY
—
B. M. RIES
—
Ward-street.
T_
Horses bought or exchangedby
—
AgentforHawke's Bay for Cooper's
SheepDip and Fluid Disinfectant.
.
HARNESS.
LICENSES
—
&~KETTLE
|
X%jMo^£^
fob-
H. M HISS
the Public Works and Office: Denmark-street.
Trustee in the Colony.
On 12th September, the Mayor pre Agent for Dannevirke
G3LMORE & GO. Auckland*
(
W. ROSE.
sented his report, which showed that
Napier assisted with cash, but did HAWKE'S BAY ACCLIMATISAnot take a hand in doing the work.
TION SOCIETY.
Cr Newettmoved to thank tlie 'Mayo-:
T> OYALMAIL COACH.
for his report, and tliat the report
DEER-STALKING SEASON.
be adopted, the ordinary result oi*
T. M. Mills,Proprietor.
that motion being to knock his preto shoot Red Deer
vious resolution out, as it was adoptStags only can be obtained Dannevib_3s-Webeh-Hbb_jeb_vili_s
ing a different scheme. That mo- from the Chief Postmaster, Napier, |
Sebvioe.
tion was caried. Cr Newett let the on payment of a license fee of £5. I
Hotel, Dannevirke ■
thing die there till 16th November. No license holder is entitled to shoot iLeaves Masonic
Mondays, Wednesdays and
In private members' business, 1 more than 2 heads of not less than !
Fridays at 7 a.m.
brought up tlie question of financial ten points each. The season will I
assistance.
The Mayor said thae commence on March 9fch, 1907, and !Leaves Hotel, Herbertville
Tuesdays,
Thursdays and
money could be raised up to £3000 close April 20th* 1907, both days inSaturdays, at 7 a.m.
by special order, for that purpose. clusive, subject to the provisions of
Then Cr Newett, taking advantage the Animals Protection Act, 1880,
Mangatobo Valley Sebviok.
of the discussion and taking the cue and the amendments thereto.
from tlie Mayor, moved, and Isec- , Each Licensee must notify tbe Leaves Dannevirke
Mondays and Fridays,8 a.m.
onded, that a special meeting I)? Chief Postmaster, Napier, ©ither by
Mangatoro Valley
Leaves
held on 23rd to pass special order. post, telegraph, or delivery of the
Mondays
and Fridays,2.80 p.m.
meeting
duly
Tliat
was
held. Cr* date on whichit is his intention to
Drummondmoved the formal resolu- stalk deer three clear days before
MASONIC STABLES.
tio, which was confirmed on Decem- suoh date.
Largest
stock of Horses and
ber 22nd. Iam not so childish as
0. A. FITZROY,
Vehicles
in
the Distriot. Carriages
to be looking for hurrah ! at every
Hon. Secretary. I or Brakes supplied on most reasonmove, but Ireckon Icome out of
i
Public, and Holders of able terms.
this a bit ahead of Cr Newett. As
T. M. MILLS, Proprietor.
for showing him any of my great
Licenses tokilldeer, are hereby
works, Ihave none that Ithink in cautioned against shooting, or in any
any way exceeded my duty, but if I way interfering with the Blaokhad Ihave better use for my time tailed Deer recently imported from
tlian trying to show liim anything, America by the Government and PLUMBERS,GASFITTERS,AND
for tliere are none so blind as thos? liberated in the Tarawera district.
SANITARY ENGINEERS,
FRUITERER,
that will not see. Ihold no brief
C. A. FITZROY,
for gas syndicate or plumbing comHon. Secretary.
prepared to undertake all
prepared to sell fruit by the lb. or j
W JONES, who panies; neither do Ifor land jobbers
classes of Plumbing Work.
»
has shops at both ends of 1 have been round too many corners
in case lots.
Sewerage connections a speciality.
to be certain of anything, and am
the town is the
TO THE PUBLIO.
Estimates given on all work free
neither certain nor much concerned
ONLY BRITISH FRUITERER as to my return to the Council
BEG to give notice that Ihave of charge.
However, Iam prepared to accept
,
Fresh supplies constantly arriving
Orders left at Calder and Drumdisposed of my coachbuilding
tlie verdict on my past services. I and wheelwright business at South mond's, or throughpost, receive our
and delivered to Railway Station or any
clo not suggest showing the clerk his
to Mb G. F. Riokext. prompt attention.
part of tbedistrict at towniprices.
He always keeps the choicest of duty, nor do Iexpect Cr Newett to Norsewood,
would respectfully ask for him
and
fruits at oheapest rates.
understand what Irefer to. With the continuance of the same liberal
All work guaranteed.
regard to the bogie of compulsion support hitherto bestowed upon myPATRONISE HIM.
just wait and see, but don't meet self.
TATE,
G
Address:Workshop,Gordon- street,
tho devil half way.
' Iam, etc
JOHN COLLINGE.
opposite
new Courthouse.
High street (next Williams').
D. McINTYRE.
Dannevirke,
30,
March
1907.
High-street North and South
reference to tho above, Itrust
that by strict attention to busi[This discussion is now closed as
far as our open columns are con- ness, combined with civility and PETERS' MAGIC HEALER.
JUST THE THING,
moderate charges to merit a continu_.__.„„_a__
cerned.—Ed. D.A.]
FIREWOOD.
ance of the patronagebestowed upon
in town for a good meal you
Mr
J. Co_._.inge. Having worked in IHAVE APPOINTED
feel.inclmedTHEFedebal'sthe
CROUPY CHILDREN.
ttôß SALE— Firewood and slabs ;
some of the leadingshop3in London
best place you can find
all seasoned wood. Delivered
large towns in England,1
We hate Oysters and Fuh and every- oyer toym and
If your children are subject to and other
dißtricfc>
Croup, watch—for the first symptom can safely guarantee good workmanFurniture carefully removed to any of the disease hoarseness. If Cham- ship in all departments of the busiAnd if
us a turn you would
berlain's Cough Remedy is given as ness.
CHEMIST,
Parfc of the country.
say,'tis precise.
soon as the child becomes hoarse, the
You can get Hot Meals from morn till
0. CHRISTOFFERSON,
RIOKETT,
G.
F.
attack can be averted. Even af*er
midnight,
my agent for this town.
Mangatera. the
South Norsewood.
croupy cough has -appeared, the
Come judge for yourself, and see if
by
can
be
always
attack
1
preventi
■
we're right.
(Signed) J. PETERS
giving this remedy. It is .lv:- inattentiongiveD»-«-»"
wm^n TmTAimiT
tt
valuable
for
and
whooping
colds
"
KNOWN
Letter
■"«"
.*toi« HYDE.
TTT r^^ TTTANTED KNOWN— You can get COUghs.
It always cures, and uin»
Proprietress
MISS
yoUr Billheads printed better quickly.
\\cheaper
heads area sp.aialifcy at the %70XJ CAN GET IT AT MACKAY
For salo by W. J. Mason
at the Advocate office
/"'High-Street South.
and
AdvocateOffice.
\ AND POTTS.
chemist.
1
IJL
LTD.,
GIGS & VEHICLES
DAIRY FARMS,
%cm't
—
FOR
CR McINTYRE IN REPLY.
HAS
Hotel, Dannevirke.
\
CORRESPONDENCE.
Shai^ple's Tubular Separator ?
I
Look
OF ALL KINDS GO TO
in Rangitikei-street.
When one thinksthat
FOR
a piano oan
" be obiSSp'
tamed at The Dres-20- A
We, want to impress you with the
MONTH
den for 20/- amonth,
& SON.
it willbe seen that no
class of work we turn out.
drawing-room, bouWe furnish from front door to
doir or nursery need
HpHEY can supply you with all backyard, and our prices
be without one
are right.
JL kinds of
We invite you to visit
our Show Rooms.
Our Showroom in Rangitikeistreet
is always open for inspection,
THE DRESDEN PIANO COY, CARRIAGE LAMPS & CARRIAGE
we can't give you satisfaction
andîf
Lambton Quay & Brandon-st.,
RUGS A SPECIALITY.
well,no one can.
WELLINGTON.
—
|
YOU COME TO
PALMERSTON
High-street.
(To.. the Editor.)
Sir, Iam wrTli Cr Newett in notapproving of councillors abusing each
other in the papers ; neither do Ibegood
_eve.y
needs
a
FRIEND you need is a friend-indeed haveFarmer
lieve
in allowing councillors to make
the
best.
Cream Separator every Farmer should
statements^ that are not true, for the
C, BADDELEY'S
HAVE #OU A......
purpose of bolstering up a bad case
or electioneering.
lam not going
into argument wth Cr Newett as to
South,
Dannevirke)
(High-street
asking for our Catalogue andPrice List. We would
fche meaning of his resolution of 10th
If noC drop us a notefnlly
; we would like toprove to you just WHY it is
recently been thoroughly
like to explainto you
July, but Iwish those who feel inrenovated and re-furnished
THE MOST SIMPLE
terested in the point to look at the
THE MOST PERFECT
throughout. No expense has bee
THE EASIEST WORKED
papers of llth July, and read
local
THE EASIEST CLEANED
sparedto bring the hotel right uphis motion, in his own language, and
THE liIOST ECONOMICAI_
THE MOST LASTING
to-date, and the travellingpubliooan
THE BEST
*YET INVENTED.
see if there is any chance of saving
THEREFORE
be sureof first-olass aooommodation. y
by putting into it tlie meaning
about
it
FREE?
We
him
let
us
tell
all
you
TOiDAXand
you write
lie wishes. Iwill dissect it for him
Superiority ;we wouldlikeyou to have so too—
ifaithiaits
vhave
absolute
The table receives speoial attention. ■* we" wouldlike to tell youhow you can seeone at work, andhowit performs
on a more favorable occasion. His
motion of the 10th was to provide
Winks, Ales, and Sprßris of thb
for the Council doing the work, proBEST BBANDS ONLY.
viding fittings and advancing money
"Machinery Merchants, Importers, and Electrical Suppliers,
in a sort of workhouse fashion that
GHUZNEE & MARION STREETS, WELLINGTON.
Terms Reasonable.
is, if it meant anything at all. Out
__________---------^«i^"îî^"*"^"^^
!,__^
of the discussion that arose, Cr
i K. . i . -■■ :
Club
Clayton and Johnston made an
,'aniendment to get information as
J. HALLIGAN, Proprietor.
to what was being done in other
well-known establishment
places. On receipt of letter from
which adjoins Dannevirke
Wellington, which gave little light on
Railway Station, offers unsurpassed
the subject, Imoved to defer, pendW ing
accommodation to Travellers and the i H
Thafs an aspect of the tea question you dont thing much
the Mayor's visit to Napier, as
You buy cheap teas and never think where they hava 1
GeneralPublio.
f a:,out what
there was something of theldnd done
surroundings they may
unhealthy
hands
or
dirty
i
been;
Only best qualities of Ales, Wines,
there, and that a special meeting be
„,„_„
B have passed through.
and Spirits stooked.
B
Now with "ARCADIA" you always k:.ow you have a clean ■ called to consider it, which was carexpert
from the best leaf obtainand heaithy tea blenderi by an
unanimously, thus showing that
able, and never touched by hand, so they are always free from
|ried
the
whole
Council were in favor :-{■
dust, dirt, or germs.
U
some system of assistance being es
ALL grocers.
Andrews ci Lavelle,
HOME.
Every home needs a
Piaooforte, for every
mother and every
father delights in
bringing up ohildren
to love the bestmusic.
M. J. BROOKES,
Conflicts have occurred in the Damboritza districts, Roumania, where
North Island Manager.
200 peasants were killed or wounded. THOMAS BAIN,
Agent, Dannevirke. ,
MANCHESTER-STREET,FEILDING, and
Speight's
Best
maintainedthe January closing rates.
Medium shafty advanced 5 per cent.
Crossbreds were in keen demand during the latter 'half of the series. Best
sorts were unchanged, but medium
prrHEN^
a
active* throughout. Merinos closed A PIANO
Ladies' Machines the same price as Roadster Gents— full equipment.
WILLIAHS
PIANO
; A BROADWOOD
Is perfect instrument.
LONDON, March 28.
A PIANO
The wool sales have closed, 92,000 FOR
bales having been sold to home buy- EVERY
[Price Jj^t °f Bi°y c es«
Dannevirke.
WOOL SALES.
.
WANTED
—
IIyau aannat eat rappliaiwitta tkaAaaoal*
Gleek Ca..14 Margaret-it., Uyin*j,aaalodat
T/6, aadoaa Trillka Hat na.
«
-, .1
II■
I
II!■|
.
im
— -
fjORthe newest and best in Watekes
F or Jewellery, and fo.
all ..pair.
M. __cO_.__rn_, Watchmaker,
Jewellerand Optician.
try
THE DANNEVIBKE ADVOCATE, SATUBDAY, MARCH 30, 1907.
SOUTH BRITISH
IGNORANCE MAY BE BLISS
INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW ZEALAND.
BUT IT'S EXPENSIVE.
THE
follow-tos? classes of Insurance
accepted at Lowest Rates:—
Fire, Marine, Employers' Liability,
Mortgage Indemnity, Public Risk,
Personal Accident (with or without
tfcknsss benefits), Fidelity Guarantiee,
Plate Glass, and Burglary Insurance,
Administration Bonds issued.
Losses settled without!unnecessary
delay.
Neagle supplies a reliableup-to-date'Bicycle from £10
Tyres7s 6d, Tubes 4s.
Neagle's workshop is fitted with the latest machinery
I
for manufacturingand repairingbicycles.
[ :Neagle buildsBioycles to order.
'■-jjjL-^y
_Til
-VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE
IV
COMPANY.
ÜBE,
MARINE, ACCIDENT,!
FIDELITY GUARANTEE,
WORKERS' COMPENSATION,
.-■-
Neagle'sexperience inBicycles extends over 10 years.
m
-~ m ■■
|C-R||llflf "
!
.—
PLATE GLASS, &c, &a.
Agents
Neagle's guaranteeis worth 20s in the £.
The best place to buy Harness Saddles, &c.
Gladstone Bags,Dressing Cases fitted to Gladstone
Bags, Portmanteaux,RugStraps, &o,
Estimates given for allclasses of Harness Saddlery,
Tarpaulins,Rick Covers, &c.
REPAIRS RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION.
'
Jas. Neagle and Co.,
ros Dannevibkb :
Warn Department: W. T. Ibvinb HIGH STREET, DANNEVIRKE.
Accident Dbpabtmbnt: N.Z, Loan
ft I__qm_n__u Agency Co., Lm
>^~
TELEPHONE 68.
THE
1-nster Han_i<\.y :Hipporofla 8.10,
Warwick 7.13, Oasis
7.1
FJe Hanks- 7.9, Reservoir 6.9.
liii'k Handicap: Te Arai (including Tib penalty) 9.6, Pantaloon 9.4,
King's Lynn 8.13, Monarque 8.3,
Lord Bobs*B.2, Kobin Link, Top Rose,
Sir Benson 7.7, First Foot, Spark,
Concussion 6.11, Matapuna, Karaona
6.10.
Waipukurau Handicap, li mile:
Mystification 9.0, Immolation 7.12,
Pantaloon 7.7, King's Lynn 7.2.
Two-Year-Old. Handicap: Tigris
8.3, Illustrious 8.0, Remark 7.13; Niwarii 7.8, Cisco 7.7, The Limit 7.0
Ladies' Handicap : Te Arai (including 71b penalty) 13.0, Benefactor 11.8, Top Rose 11.3, British
Navy, Aireki, Blue Streak 11.0, Twyford, Land o' Nod, Tzara 10.11, Con-
Tigrisona 10.7.
Flying Handicap:Hipporofla 8.13,
Maid of Astolat, Te Hauke, MerriAving 7.12, Linkless 7.8, Waikaraka
7.3.
Final Handicap: Tihi 9.3, Gatenby 8.11, Oakbourne 8.5, Dame Fortune 7.11, Arcadia, Rautuamata, Papatawa 7.10, Catseye, Blue River,
Waiariki 7.7, Miss Pebble, Monkey
7.0, Silver Chain, Quaver 6.10.
Maiden Plate gentries) : Blue
—
CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB.
.BARRAUD STREET, DANNEVIRKE.
Government
Final payments:
Great Easter Handicap: Achilles
10.2, Munjeet 9.5, Isolt 9.5, Margue'
rite 8.10, Buccleuch 8.8, Stronghold
8.3, Chryseis 7.13, Submarine 7.13,
Red Gauntlet 7.9, Replete 7.6, Zetland 7.6, Medallist 7.4, Ivanoff 7.3,
WEST'S PATENT TYRE SHRINKER Clanchattan 6.13, Apollodoris 6.13,
Tybes
Tyres shrunk while you wait. Rubbeb
fitted to Vehicles.
Fireiron 6.13, Landwern 6.12, Pas
MILL-WRIGHTS. Estimates givtm for complete sawmill plants and: Seul 6.10, Harvest 6.7. "
erecting dairy faotory maohinery.
GreatAutumn Handicap:Marguerite
9.0, Pink 'Un 8.7, Submarine8.2,
Agricultural
Implements
AGENTS FOR Duncan's Celebrated
Steel Split Pulleys,' McLaren's Traction- Engin-s, Marshall, Ruston, '.'.. Truce 8.2, Chryseis 7.12, Stepdancer
7.9, Landwern 7.3, Seal Rock 7.3.
Prootor, andother Portable Engines.
Lapland 6.7," Field Gun 6.7.
General Engineers, Iron and Brass
Insurance
Founders,
|
Department
large suma of money available to lend on good freehold GOACHBUILDERS,
BAS
farming properties.
Liberal terms for repayment of the
—
of the. loan at
whole
me.
any
or part
POSTMASTER.
WELSBACH
INCANDESCENT
LAMP.
,
T>UY AN
UP-TO DATE
Champagne Stakes, for 2-year-olds,
6 furlongs: Count Witte, Astolat.
RANGE.
'
EANGE
THE AOTEA
-OURNS Ordinary KEROSENE.
absolutely
Is
the best in the market ; it burns coal or wood upto 16inches
equal
facility.
range requires no building ir, and being self60 Candle Power Light.
with
I contained can be usedThe
either in a chimney or with a stove,pipe.
4
Costs 2s per month, burning
- "
hours pernight.
—
Made at the
For sale by local Ironmongers.
Three times the light of ordinary
DANNEVIRKE FOUNDRY & ENGINEERING WORKS.
lamps at one-third the cost.
satisfied.
back
if
not
money
Yonr
j.
No-8.-— Oth ttavftltei wiii call a.
any hbuse in the district and 'give MILLER'S ROAD
DANNEVIRKE
an exhibition providing a note is
" "
c
,
','
m
"ent asking him to call.
PUT
YOUR
THROUGH
BUSINESS
n
ARTHUR HOPWOOD,
Palmerston.North.
_
c. davldson;
... ...
.
Cafe,
Impend
- -
NZ EXPBE'rs CO., LTD.
[Estabhshbd 1867]
High-stbekt
Dannsvibkb.
Hot LtTNoa from 12 to 2, Tba from (^KNEBAL Carriers, Baggage, Ship.
**«"
londoel Suppers till 12 (mid.
night).
oiawford-.t.,
Offioe : *
Donedin
Sunday Houbs— Tea from 6 oclock, «»Head
t-i
nr
n- t
A-vrnrr _«_'
Auckland,
Wellmgtor,
BRANCHES:
fln«« n.,«iiinA'/,i
nni,
to notifythe generalpublic
Suppers
till 10 0 clook.
Chnstehurch, Dunedin, Oamar.,
of Dannevirke and the surGore, Invercargill, Lyttelton, Pa'."""""_.
rounding district, that he has purin
merston North, New Plymouth,
Season
Oysters
chased G. J. Firth's Carrying
and WangaauLF
prepared to do To
and
is
Business,
-_-.:
_&
Salksmbn
Fabmebs
Dbovebs
.TT
'
;
arrying of any description.
Tomeet the convenience of the i v
pubUoattending the sales at the ; H !DRINKWATER & SON.
Furnituro carefully removed.
'
Oflßce at Patterson and Whitelaw's
new yards oh Miller's Road,
Agent for the New Zealand Carry-'i
every
Dinner
will
be
S^tion-street.
served
ing Company.
,Telephone115.
Fbiday,at11.80 a.m.
Local Agents:— Tilsley and Co.,
i
"Xrou can but it cheaper at
Telephone61.
r> nu»m*Z~~r>"
n"+"
Gnarman, .Proprietor.
ir.
MACKAY & POTTS'.
— —X . .
«-..
g^g*
JAMES HENDERSON
-
the
direct way
IN
of a
cup of tea
ask you to call for
.
.
BEGS
—
EHODXA TEA.
There are other teas, plenty of them, butif you want to be quite satisfied
then Rhodia must not be put aside no matter what
temptation.
the
RhodiaTeaisa pure Ceylon Tea of absolutely the highest quality
grown. The leaves are sptdaily picked and selected, and the tea is packed
m lead for this country, aotually
FOR NEW ZEALANDERS.
Youmay make amistake in calling for many teas,getting poorervalue
than you expected,but you cannever make amistake witb Rhodia.
THE ORMONDVILLE DRAPERY,
CLOTHING. AND BOOT AND
SHOE HOUSED
LOCAL AGENTS :
WILLIAMS & KETTLE, LTD.
li
9|
BEG notify the inhabitants of
I
Ormondville and surrounding districts, that I
have taken over the busi'
to
Lfit
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More Remarkable Cures by the use of that great'
STOMACH, LIVER, and KIDNEY TONIC,
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ness so favorably and successfully
carried on by Me P.G. Gbant, and
trust by strict attention to business
to merit the continued support of his
nnmerous clients,and also that of the
_j|
general public.
We keep a large and well assorted
stock of Drapery, Millinery, and
Eadjes* Underclothing. This Sfepartxeehtbeingin charge of Mrs Wiseman,
customers may be assured bf their
wishes and requirementsbeingattended
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make a specialstudy of all classes
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Men's and Boys' Clothing, and
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Underclothing, and having many years
S. J. F_ewe_lyn, Esq., proprietor Ship Hotel,Nelson, says: "Beinga
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experience in this branch of the busi"a
martyr to Indigestion and Liver complaint, Iwas advised by one who had
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ness,I
previouslybenefitted by the use of IMPEY'S MAY APPLE to tryit, which
ffl
am in a position to guarantee
to,
proved
Idid with most beneficial results. For the ailments referred it has
gl
satisfaction to allcustomers.
Tery effective inmy case, far more thanIever anticipated,half abottleeffect£3
We alsohave on hand a full andwell
inga cure. Iadviseall whosuffer to try it."
S3
assorted stock of Ladies'- and;Gents'
«_
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«toJEJMn_l Boots and Shoes.
Before purchasing elsewhere come
and see our stock, andcomparequalities
and prices.
F. WISEMAN.
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Mr.Charles Voss, manager Opera House, Wanganui, says: "For some
time Ihave been troubled with a disordered Liver. Iwasadvised by a friend
to try IMPEY'S IW \Y APPLE, hut having previously used o'her remedies
without benefit, Iwas somewhat sceptical abo;io yours "d.>inif what was
claimed for^t. However my ailment becoming more acute, 1decided to try
it, and was astonished at the speedy relief obtained,and Icannow strongly
reccomend it."
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beg to
thank my Ormondville and Whetukura
customers for the support so liberally
accorded to me in the past, and trust
they willcontinue to still accord that
support to Mb Wiseman, whohas purchased the abovementionedbusiness.
P. G. GEANT.
LllMl«_llMî—^m_»H_[
THE SILVER GRID
Elevation, Eona, Glenculloch, Guidwife, Goldbeater, All Red.
The following acceptances have
—
been received:
(Next to J.Neagle & Co.)
.
Kildare Hurdles, 2 miles: Evenlode 10.11, Lee-side 10.11, Ability,
10.11, Slow Tom 10.10, Narcissus 9.*9,
Wild Cat 9.2.
Russeley Plate, 5 furlongs :Oxton
8.8, Gold Braid 8.0, Rose Noble 8.0,
Outlander 8.0, Ronaldshay 8.0, Engliah Rose 7.12, Santa Claus 6.10,
Mercy 6.9.
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THE OPINION OF AN M.H.R.
F. Lawry, Esq., M.H.R.. writes to say: "I recently contracted a
severe cold, accompanied by distres-ing symptoms. 1 fortunately met a
fellow Member, who advised me to take IMI'EY'S MAY APPLE. Iaccepted
his advice, and the result wasmarvellous. 1 cannottoo strongly recommend
this medicine, judgingby its effect on myself."
2/6 BOTTLE, Chemists and Stores.
Whotesale Agents: SHARLAND & CO., Ltd., Wellington.
.
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TTOT LUNOHEON & SUPPERS.
11§p
FRESHFISH (all kinds) every day.
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MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
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Everything clean and fresh.
FRANK GANNAWAY,
Proprietor.
Epsom Welter, 1mile:Wirral 9.12,
Makaroff 9.11, Golden Cairn 9.7,
Manjess 9.5, Ivanoff 9.5, Pas Seul 9.4,
Blythemaid 9.2, Thunderer 8.10, SoMateria 8.5, Farley Grove 8.0.
Soekburne Handicap,1£ mile:Submarine 8.9, Watershoot"7.13, Blythemaid 7.7, Lapland 7.1, Field Gun
7.0, Athena 6.7.
SCRATCHED.
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possible ws ask you a direct question : Alce*you
? If you are thtnall we have to do is to
most
fond
good
cussion, South Star 10.9, St. Leo,
Streak, Waikaraka, Catseye, Pontoon,Karaono, Quaver, St. Leo, Arabian Lass, Monsieur, Beaucaire.
COLLETT & SO_T,
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Op.-i-!.*ta, La.1
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SPORTING.
.i.VnTER ?!0 !)AY, APRIL 1.
CAMPBELL THOMSON,
Agent, Dannevirke.
Branch Offioe for Hawke's Bay
Browning street, Napier. .
A. E; KIGHT,
Manager.
3
FEILDING, March 28.
Apa, St. Joe and Mahoe havebeen
scratched for all engagements at the
Feilding races.
y
"OLAIR AND /îO.
TAILORS,
High- Stbekt
THE SAME OLD TALE.
** ** BULKAtKI,
tAILO
If you want Bread go to theßake*.
01/I" A Tl"_> II nA_r\l# J_ I*IW
I! you want Saddlery go to theSaddler.
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Ol WWWIinLII I LTD.
LTO
U you want a GOOD BIOYOLE GO TO OIY
THEY OAN SELL YOU A FIRST GRADE BIOYOLE AT A VERY LOW PRICE.
OUR PRICE LIST ,
fljrfri ■■iMaJLLTT
ROVER Roadster,free wheel,brakes, mudguards,pump,
bell, tool bag andtools
/__L
£20
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ROVER RoadRacer,pump, tool bagand tools . £18_dfosFj^&B^^.
>_s^%\\l/ ///^_V RALEIGH Eoadster, free wheel,brakes, etc.
__20
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Road Racer,pump,"tool bag and tools £18
iifo\\\ 11/Jr^S.
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ROYAL SKEATES,free wheeli brakes, tools, etc. JJ2O
m^Xr^\\
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ROYAL SKEATES Road Raber, toolbag,tools, etc. JJIB
_r-^^3&L_feî.
8.5.A., free wheel, tools, etc. £17 10s
S^s^_P*§T^~--J._
f_MÛi^^^lf^^S=lJJSKEATESGenuine
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SKEATES B.SiA;Road Racer, toolbag, tools, etc. £15
/ /'(\\v\// SKEATES Popular,B.S.A. patt.free wheel
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South.
BEST PRIOE given for your OLD MAOHINIS
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KUMARA, OSWESTRY GRANGE, TOKOMARU, TONGARIRO ifc STAR OF SCOTLAND.
New Models in Trimmed Millinery, Ladies' Jackets, Costumes, Skirts and Blouses*
Splendid range of NEW DRESS GOODS in Cloths, Tweeds and Tartans, and NEW BLOUSINGS in Flannels and Flannelettes.
In the Clothmg Department we are fiilly stocked in the newest designs in Ties and Scarfs.
Gents' Overcoats, the very thing for the coming cold weather,
Boys' and Men's Suits, best quality at right prices.
Fine range of
MCDOWELL & POWER, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS.
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4
THE FARROW. SHOE STORE.
YOU SHOULD
QBE THE NEW
FOItEND OF SEASON
4c FANCY GOODS
WIDE-TOED BOOTS FOR MEN.
Our nature-form Footwear will do
in one trial to convince a man
clearing. more
of their
We have just unpacked. Mere
words are insufficient to convey any
; idea of their exceedingbeauty, great
variety, and extraordinary cheapness
I
:
obtainable by dealing at
sale:
-.."'-
NEW
Farrow's Boots go on
WHEN
shoe troubles go off.
SEASON'S LOOK OUT
WALLPAPERS,
C
on account of
the social position occupied by the
accused, but on account of the pecuGOOD FRIDAY.
liar nature of the circumstances surrounding the crime with which he is
(To the Editor.)
charged. The defence will, no doubt,
Sir, Will you kindly grant me
endeavor to prove that the prisoner .pace in your valuable columns to
was in a state of insantity at the say a few words on holy days in reply to "Anglican's" letter re Good
time the deed was committed, and Friday.
In looking through tho
the suggestion that he was suffering Bible Ifail
to find one passage of
from paranoia is a very ingenious scripture dealing with it. Neither
one.
Dr Persling, of Philadelphia, Good Friday nor any other holy dayin his "Diagnosis of Nervous and was ever mentioned by our Saviour
Mental Diseases," speaking of para- or St. Paul, except to the Jews,
proves by going
noia, says that in such cases the pati- which "Anglican"
back 3500 years, and saying it was
ent is subject to delusions which are ordained by God to be an ordinance
logically coherent and mainly limit- to be observed for ever.
Quite
ed to one subject. In a typical case right for the Jews, but not for the
NZ. CLOTHING FACTORY.
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portant one, not only
COMMENCING
LOW PRIOE
WONDERFUL EASE
I GREAT SATISFACTION
FOR THE SEASON!
NEW
/~\VERCOATS!
Than all the talking that any shoe
Well made with padded and
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24. dealer could do in a month.
quilted shoulders, fit well,look
well, wear well.
A FEW PICKED LINES.
f
Men's Chrome Goloshed Bals., extra
27/6, 35/wide fitting, 12s 6d
ESS" Bargains in all departments.
Bals.,
Men'sBoxCalf whole Goloshed
MILLER'S ROAD.
14s 6d
Goods marked at prices to effeot a
'
Men's Box Calf whole Goloshed --"D O V S
AVEECOATS
speedy olearance.
welted Bals., 18s 6d
Remnants IRemnants1Remnants! Men's Glace whole Goloshed welted
Bals., 21s
proprietor,
JAMES,
the
GEORGE
FROM 9/6
Derby Bals., extra wide
Men's
Glace
CLEARING PRICES.
will be glad to show them to
welted, 27s 6d
toes,
yon at any time between sunrise
and sunset.
I| MARLBOROUGH
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NEW GOODS MILLINERY
/CENTS'
. . .
—HOUSE
JACKETS &
PALETOTS
after a period of morbid introspection, there gradually sets in a delusion of persecution, and later, as an
explanation of the persecution,
there generally appears a delusion
of great personal importance. It is
incurable, and sometimes ends in a
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mild dementia. It will be seen from
the foregoing diagnosis that Thaw's
action.may be made to appear strictly inkeeping with that of a man suf-
...NOW SHOWING AT...
fering from this peculiar form of
mental trouble. In the meantime,
affidavits have been lodged denying
the suggestions that Thaw is insane,
and it is quite clear that the end of
this celebrated case is not yet in
i
Inspection CordiallyInvited.
IPAINTBR,
Balfour and Moore,
PAPERHANGER,
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SIGNWEITER^&o.
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PLEASE
READ
THIS.
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Opposite Bankof New Zealand,
High-street, Dannevirke.
Dannevirke.
THE NEW SEASON'S
THE MORNING BRACER.
A CUP of Suratura Tea, steaming
hot, first thing of a winter morning,
has a wonderful effect in stimulating
and freshening the'system. The reason for it is that Suratura is rich in
theme, the active principle of taa,
"g- 5. JAMS & PRESERVES
and the stimulating property.
want your buflineea, and in
order to secure it, we are Are now ready, and are unequalled
now offeringgoods at prices hitherto
IS GOOD.
unheard of in this district.
for that fine fruity flavour.
BeingDIRECT CASE BUYERS
That is the general verdict; and tLe
from the manufacturers we are
annual consumption of Suratura
by
do
this
enabled to
proves that the verdict is genuine.
Suratura comes from Ceylon. It is
Absolutely pure and wholesome.
WE
SURATURA TEA
PRESENTING YOU
pure, honest, hill-grown Ceylon tea,
and is guaranteed not blended with
Indian, China, or any cheap \>r inferior teas.
WITH XHE
MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT
Compare the prices below with
anything offered in this, or anyotfaer
town in the colony,and you will be
convinced.
We have space here for only a few
lines,but a visit will show you that
all our large stock is beingdealt with
on the same liberallines.
LINOLEUMS—
RETAIL PRICES:
Ltd.,
SURATURA A Quality
SURATURA B QUALITY
SURATURA D QUALITY
SURATURA X QUALITY
Note
"
(Best Lancaster).
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Ist quality,usual price per yard 5/QUR PRICE 4/4
quality,
2nd
usual price per yard 4/6
OUR PRICE 3/H
Brd quality, usual price per yard 8/9
OUR PRICE 3/4
quality,
D
usual price per yard 2/9
ths
...
.........
per ib.
1/6
2/_4
1/9
Initials :
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OURPRICE2/4
Gordon, Channon
and Co.
HIGH-STREET
.-. DANNEYIRKE
G. R. JAMES,
HOUSE DECORATOR,
—
Is still at the same address
THE RED HOUSE,
Near Post Office, High-street.
LAWN MOWERS-
IThe Simmons Run-easy Uin, 18/6
I
' The Gem, five blades Uin, 30
The Gem, five blades 16m, 35/High wheel ball bearing Uin, 43/-
High wheel'ball bearing 16in, 48/High wheel ball bearing 18in, 55/Just landed large consignment pf
STERLING SILVER
ELECTRO PLATE,
AND
-
TLÂNUPAOTURERSof—
HIGH CLASS FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Work Guaranteed
ALLHighest
Quality Materials
Highest Quality Labour
Lowest Possible Charges.
Telephone 109.
AUCKLAND CASH
CLEARING SALE STILL ON.
Litest Designs.
BARGAINS
Call and inspeot before you buy
THAN EV_SR.
your Christmas andNew Year gifts.
LIVER& INDIGESYon will savemoney, besides getting
TION CURE gives yon clear Tailor-made Costumes going at 19s 6d,
handsome .nd sound quality goods. eyes, sweet breath, clean tongue, calm
255, 30s to SOs— originalcost from
nerves, and a good temper, Take a dose
28s to 80s. These costumes are
whenyon think you need it— always
all this year's models, siik lined
"
you
by
a
bottle
When
DO
yon.
have
and beautifully finished, no two
it?
When
is
coated.
your
tongue
need
alike.
GREATER
BENNETT'S
CALDER,
DRUMMOND
When you have heartburn, belching, See onr Spencer Pianos ; one of the
and acid risings in the throat. When
best EnglishPianos on the marpimples begin to peep out. When you
Easy time payments from
ket
feelqueer.' That's the time to check
monthly.
25s
coming constipation, indigestion, and
makeofGermanPianos from
liver troubles. That's the time to take Celebrated
£35. Time payments of 1guinea
a dose ptBennett's Liver Cure. It will
amonth.
cure the worst case of liver that walks Large assortment of Japanese hand'
IRONMONGERS &
the earth. It will ensure against ninety
embroidered Silk Blouses in
cent of -other ills;likely to attack
white, cream, pink,blue from10s
HOUSE FURNISHERS. per
yon,because 90 per' cent of these ills
6d ; 20 per cent off undercloththrough
or
exist
begin<in the bowels
ing and corsets.
■poor
nutrition. The point is this..: You, '
Millinery, half price ; Gingneed Bennett's Liver Core. You heed Imported
hams, Prints, Muslins going at
vigor
function
in
full
keep
every
it to
5d per yard.
'
You heed it to give you
<< A CHINA Eggmay iool a set- andhealth.
voile Skirts from12s 6d.
Trimmed
now,
vim. Buy a bottle
2/6.
BlackCleth Skirts from 6s 6d.
/X tinghen, but^t would not
Dressmaking from12s 6d.
nake an omelette."
A- CO.,'.
It's just the same withPaint. The H. IKI BENNETT, W.PS.,
j.- lowest price is often the dearest one
- lo> .you. Cheap Painting means
CHEMIST (by exam).
cheap Paint,that will not stand the
; weather, cheap workmen who do not
Know how to do a good job, and a fpa—HOMßMH_HlM______n_|fc
STOP the COUGH
coat of Paint omitted wherever the
cheapPainter thinks he can do so
ano CURE "_ LUNGS
W,TH
without being found out. Oheap
DR. SHELDON'S
Painting is dear at any price.
;"
We do not want to be known as a
: Cheap Painter.
Honest Painting at LowestPrioes
Price
'
consistent with good work.
OLDS and
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ONSUMPTIOW, I/O Of'
Two New Shipments of WALL
just
Safestand Surest Cnre for all
f PAPER arrived.
THROAT andLUNO TROUBLES,
or MONEY REFUNDED.
NASH, -
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NEW DISCOVERY
COUGHS, . .. *
PAINTER
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HIGH-STREET
Od Mi at tin D.C.A.
AND
sight
On page 2 will be found a cable
relative to wool sales, and a letter
from Cr Mclntyre; on page 3 acceptances for Waipukurau and Christchurch; on page 6 general cables and
Native Land Commission.; and on
page 7 stock reports.
Mr Wylie returned to Danneviike
yesterday, and his many friends an
hope that the change will assist to
POTTS.
[CLOTrmS!S
G. W. WRIGHT,
T. BEAVER,
.
SURGEON DENTIST,
(Bain's BuUdings, Entrance Ward-st.) promote his recovery.
Dannevirke.
Mr J. C. Westall has been nominated for the seat on the Education
TelephoneDentalRooms, No. 88
vacant by the resigTelephonePrivate Residence,No. 122 Board rendered
nation of Mr W. C. Maddison.
FURNITURE Private PostOffioe Box,No. 59
Messrs Meynell and Gunn's "Fatal
A SPECIALITY.
Company, with the miliFREEMAN POTTS & DOWNES, Wedding"
tary Drama, "The Midnight WedCombination Chests
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS. ding" as their principal attraction,
Sideboards
will revisit Dannevirke in May.
Dannevirke.
Wash-hand Stands
The many friends of Mr Chick will
Go-carts
to lend at lowest current be pleased to hear thathe has greatly
improved in health during his stay
Wickerwork
rates on approved seoutities.
the Auckland district, and conRetan Goods
Branch office at Norsewood at Mr in
templates returning home next week.
Wardrobes
Scott'severy Thursday.
At St. John's Church to-morrow
Wire-wove Mattresses
evening, the anthem will be "God so
Kapoc andFlax Mattresses
loved the world," and the duet "So
Thou liftest Thy divine petition,"
[Established 1888.]
will be sung as an offertoriumby Mrs
Macallan and Mr G. Wright.
Address : High street,
The Norsewood Dairy Company's
[PUBLISHED DAILY.]
(Next Frame and Johnstone's).
average grade for the season for exOLDEST ESTABLISHED PAPER
port butter was 93.56, the highest
AND
grade in the colony last season was
(JUARANTEED
LARGEST
CIRCULATION 93.46, which speaks volumes for Mr
Campbell's butter making.
CABINET MAKER & UPHOLSTERER.
HIGH-CLASS
MONET
The Advocate.
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S. KIRKPATRICK & CO,'
NELSON.
MACKAY
F. C. FARROW
CORRESPONDENCE.
PICTURES.
NEW
ZEALAND ANU OTHER
VIEWS.
myself over-stocked
in the above scenery Iam
willing to sacrifice thembelow cost
price, hoping to effect a ready sale
at the verylow price of ls 6deach,
or two for 2s 6d. Now on display
for a few days at
EINDING
COLTMAN'S BOOK ARCADE.
Also an endless variety of PicturesquePost Cards.
MORGAN & o°.
'
LIMITED,
just landed a large, consignment of General Hardware from the leading English and
American manufacturers, compris- j
ing—
HAVE
BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY :
Galvanised Iron, Spouting,
Ridging, Tanks, Locks,
Hinges, Malthoid Felt,
Lead Head and WireNails.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS :
IN THK DISTRICT.
The repairs to the Wellington
water mains, damaged by the carrying away of the pipe bridge at the
Mangatoro
Dannevirke
Pokokomuku Hutt,
were completed on Thursday,
Mangahe
Ngapaeruru
Weber
Ti Tree Point
Waione
Wimbledon and the full stinply for the city was
Herbertville
Akitio
Horoeka
again available.
Oringi
Kiritaki
Maharahara then
Woodville
Umutaoroa
Matamau
.attention of members of the
The
Piripiri
Makotuku
Ormondville Anglican Church is directed to
the
Takapau
Norsewood
Whetukura
announcement in another column to
Ashley-Clinton Otanga
Kumeroa
offerings
the effect that the
to-morrow, in accordance witli the usual
will
be
custom,
handed to the
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1907.
E^pter
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CIRCULATES IN
vicar.
NOTES.
«.
Lord Rosebery is still a picturesque
figure in British politics. When he
Brass and Enamelled Preserv- leaves
his "lonely furrow," and deing Pans, Mason's Jars,
livers
a i)ublic address, his utterWooden Spoons, Wringers,
Mangles, Baths, Buckets, ances always possess a striking interetc., together with a large est, and this is especially true concerning his speech to the Liberal
assortment of EDglish
League, which is reported amongst
j
enamelled ware.
the cable news to-day. The Liberal
| League
CUTLERY:
is Imperialist* in tone,
The best assortment ever landed and was formed in 1902 to promote
in the district,comprising ; the policy of Lord Rosebery's famTable and Dessert Enives, ous Chesterfield speech, viz., efficiCarvers in pairs and cases, ' ency in regard to the Parliamentary
Butcherand SheathEnives, and military machines, legislation in
Electroplated and Benares regard to education, housing and temSilver Spoons and Forks, perance reform, also "a clean slate"
together with a Bplendid with regard to Irish affairs. In that
assortment of Pocket and speech Lord Rosebery said he was
not prepared at any time, or under
Pen Enives.
any circumstances, to grant an indeDECORATING MATERIAL:
pendent Parliament in Dublin but
Wall Papers in endless variety, looked for the solution of the Irish
white andred Lead, oxides, question through "some scheme of
Stainers, Varnishes, Oils, Imperial federation, which should alMixed Paints, Scrim and low of local subordinatelegislatures."
Paint Brashes.
It is interesting also to remember
1
that
the vice-presidents of the Libe:
SAWMILLERS REQUISITES
League, Mr Asquith, Sir Henry
ral
Circular Saws, Beltings, Oils. Fowler, Sir Edward Grey, and Mr
Files, Steam Fitting*, Haldane,
are all members of Sir
Grease, Planer Knives-, Henry Campbell-Bannerman's
CabiLaces,
Belt
&o.
-net. Lord Rosebery remainsloyal to
the 1902 programme, and in the deSOLE AGENTS FOR
partures
from that manifesto conWilson's Portland Cement
templated by the Bannerman MinisWilson's Hydraulic Lime
try, the ex-Liberal leader sees danChampion Ranges
ger ahead. Lord Rosebery has statExplosives
Nobel's
ed his views very plainly, and the abAlso agents for Orion and Luke's sence from these viewsof anything sa
Ranges
voring of expediency must cause all
true supporters of the Liberals to rePlumbing and Tinsmithing work gret that he is not tlie leader of the
party. The entry of Lord Rosebery
in allits branches undertaken.
into the political arena once more
wouldbe a matter for congratulation.
given
Plans drawn and estimates
The seclusion wliich lie has so steadfor drainage connections.
fastly maintained for some years has
been very aptly described as "one of
mysteries of modern politics."
All work carried out under the the most
recent utterance has shown
personal supervision of Mr F.v W. His
Smith, Bronze Medallist, City and that he is not by any maimer of
means "an extinct volcano."
—
.
Guilds' London Examination.
MORGAN& C°.
LIMITED,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IRONMONGERS,
DANNEVIREE
The trial of the man Thaw, at New
York, for tlie killing of White, drags
wearily along. Murder cases are not
disposed of in America with the expedition that follows such investigations under British law.
Many devices are used to delay the process of
justice, and an accused person, withlarge monetary resources, may make
Gentiles, for we find St. Paul, writ-
ing to the Colossians, told them that
Jesus had blotted out the hand writting of ordinances and took it out of
the way, nailing it to his cross. He
also told, them to let no man judge
them in meat, or in drink or in respect of any holy day or of the Sabbath Day, which were only a shadow
of things to come. Then we ask, did
our Saviour command lis to observe
the day of his crucifixion. Isay, no.
Did St. Paul or any of the apostles
teach us to observe it. Isay no;
that being so, Ifail to see what
right the head, or member of any
denomination has to place a burden
on the back of the people which they
have no right to.bear. Iwould like
to know why exception was taken
to a cricket match, and not to a
bowling match, as I
see one is to be
played here on Good Friday, weather
permitting.^ I
am, etc.,
J. B. LLOYD.
—
March 28.
(T« the Editor.)
Sir,— Allow me to very shortly re-
ply to two lettersin your columns of
last Thursday. First, re observance
of Good Friday. This day is only
kept as a holiday because* it commemorates the crucifixion of —our
Lord. .Can any Christian observe
it as a festival? With regard to
Sunday observance, if "Consistent"
had been at church he would often
have heard my statement that the
believer will on the Sunday consider
how he may besthonor our Lord'sresurrection. Second, re letter on
Easter. Evidently the writer does
not understand the relation of Easter to the Jewish Passover: that
that is the cause of Easter being a
moveable feast, and that the Council of Nicaea settled that it should
be held on the Sunday, and not on
the third day after the14th of Nisan;
which would be the exact date of
theJewish Passover. So there is no
connection whatever between Easter
and March 21. The , writer seems
doubtful whether there is the same
full moon in the southern as well as
the northern hemisphere! With regard to the Romans sacrificing a
lamb on the 21st of March. They
sacrificed, as he will find, on almost
every day in the year.
The Lord
Jesus Christ was never worshippedas
a crucified lamb.
In fact, in. the
earliestChristian art he is represented commonly as the Good Shepherd,
the crucifix is unknown: There is
no Sixth Council of Constantinople.
The nimbus did not come into use
until the fifth century. The custom
of the eastward position has to do
with the Jewish custom of the windows open to Jerusalem; a title of
our Lord is "Sun of Righteousness."
Had the writer:read any book on
Christian evidence he would haveseen that thehistoricfacts of the Gospe are, as Renan allowed, beyond dispute. Iagree with one thing, the
suitability of his norn de plume,
though-1 am sorry that any man
should take it. Thanking you in anticipaton, Iam, etc.,
E. ROBERTSHAWE.
Owing, it is alleged, to the defective steaming power of the engine,
the first express from Napier yesterday, was three-quarters of an hour
late in arriving at Dannevirke. The
down traffic was very heavy, both,
trains being crowded.
The Minister for Lands told an
ITEMS OF» INTEREST.
interviewer at Invercargill that the
LandBill would come on next session
Railway
immediately after the Address-in-Re- through Department notifies that *
booking of passengers for
ply, and he did not see how the present House could stop it from going Christchurch has been extended to
llth April.
through as it was.
Cowper and Pi.chard, dentists,
Plymouth
A New
wire states that will, not make their next visit to Orat 6 o'clock on Thursday the direc- mondville until April 16th.
tors of the Taranaki Petroleum ComA dance will be held in the Umupany had a private trialof the Birth- taoroa Hallon Tuesday evening next.
day well. Two barrels of oil, equal
Mr E. Adams, boot and shoe imto 80 gallons, were run off in 5 min- porter, is now showing full stocks
utes.
Afterwards about 10 barrels iii all lines. Repairs and measures
were run off. Then the well was are done on the premises.
closed down.
D.C.A. are now showing their winDr GeraldRussell, son of Mr Rus- ter goods in trimmedmillinery, furs,
sell, barister; of Christchurch, ar- dress goods, etc.
rived by the Athenic at Wellington,
Mr EdwinH. Brewer, surgeon-denforten route to Christchurch ,where he tist, intends visiting~-Norsewood
'
intends to practise. Dr Russell is a nightly on Wednesdays. The first
graduate of the London University. visit will be made on the. 3rd inst.,
For the last two years he was in and Mr Brewer may be cohsulted . atcharge of the Westminster General Mr
** Johansen's hotel.
Dispensary, Soho.
A Word to Ladies.— Do you require
stylish dresses and costumes ? If so,
At the Police Court yesterday, be- patronise
the dressmaking departfore Messrs Newett and Dobson, a ment of the
D.C.A., Ltd.,
first offender was convicted and dis- satisfaction is guaranteed;* where
charged for drunkenness, and a proW.
J.
Thompson
advertises for
hibition order granted against him.. Mrsheep dog.
Itis rumored (says the Masterton lost
Specifications
bushfelling
for
re-,..
Times) that the mystery in connecat Akitio may be seen at
tion with the death of the late Miss quired
/
office.
f
Howell has been cleared up. It has Advocate
Milburn Brothers Jnvrte tenders
been ascertained that a new tank,
which was in use when the late Miss for the cutting at their Onga Onga
Howell went to the Coast and from
— sawmill. Monday.
and Cycling. Club's sports
the water in which she drank freely | onAthletic
Easter
contained certain matter whicli, on
Vocal and instrumental concert at
analysis, was found to corespondwith
Hall on Monday evening.
the conditions disclosedby the inves- I Drill
Waipukurau stock sale on
' Tuesday
tigatious by theGovernment Analyst.
.;
:
next.
Tlie principal theme of conversaEltote Comedy Company at Drill ;
tion on the Mararoa^ onher trip from Hall on Tuesday evening.
Lyttelton on Tuesday night, was the
Mr Frank Smith, Alfredton, wants ;
railway mischance which occurred engine-driver for log-hauler.
upon tlie wharf. A Cliristchurch reAn impounding notice is inserted
sident, who was upon the train, states in this issue.
.
—
I.
.
"»
—
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tliat tlie telegram despatched concerning the accident, does not nearly
gravity of the situation.
Had the engine travelled a
couple of yards further, the probabilities are that the whole train would
have been precipitated into the harbor. The engine wouldhave pulled
the mail van and possibly one carriage over the wharf end, and the balance of the train would not iiiiprobably have been sent sideways into
the harbor.
Calamities ai-e ahvays
calamities, without any reservations,
but tlie colony really
' narowly escaped a disaster very similar to that
which happened when the Tay bridge
collapsed.
Some symptoms of acute rheumatism are, a feeling of coldness; wanb
of appetite; thirst; and sharp pains
in the joints. Rheumo removes the.
cause of the trouble, excess uric acid
represent the
appeal after appeal. The trial under notice promises to be a most im- in the blood. 2s 6d and 4s 6d.*
THE MOTASACOCHE.
This reliable motor attachment is
what the cycling public have been
wanting for a considerable time. It
:
can be attached easily to any ordir..;;
nary type of bicycle, converting the »■
same into a light motor cycle. it
is very light in construction, but
capable of doing work that a heavier motor cannot accomplish. It
has a great many advantages over its
heavier
competitor, in that it
is
cheaper at the outset, costs less to
run, is easier to control, and can 1-e
detached in a few minutes, leaving
the bicycle to be used as an ordinary
roadster. Samples are on view at
E. A. Ransom's, and he will be
pleased to give any interested person
a trial of this very practical ma- :
—
chine. Advt.
Have you seen the new styles of
suitings? Etz keeps them.*
■-.
THE DANNEVIRKB ADVOCATE, SATURDAY, MARCH 30. 1907.
SERIOUS RAILWAY COLLISION.
THE EXHIBITION.
REVOLT IN ROUMANIA.
CABLE NEWS.
—
"»■
THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
Telegraph.— Copyright.]
—
5
SECOND EDITION.
[Electric
[Special Service.]
ENGINE-DRIVER, FIREMAN AND
Telegraph. Copyright.]
[Electric
[Press
Association.]
<8.
CHRISTCHURCH,
March
BYE-ELECTION.
&UARD SEVERELY INJURED.
(Received this day, 8.38 a.m.)
OTTAWA, March 28.
Apart from the cadetsseveral i.V.u«
now
Sir
Wilfrid
BUCHAREST,
(Premie"),
sands
of
school
children
hav3
27.
Laurier
LONDON,
March
March 29.
in
speaking
theHouse
of
larger and
visited
the
Exhibition
in
American
visible
of
The
revolt
in
Roumania
at
supply
spreadThe
is
Commons
CHRISTCHURCH, March 29.
smaller bodies and hundreds from a wheat is 641,000 bushels.
ing northward and westward, and is Ottawa,, said that he would be pieAt about 1 o'clock this morning a distance have made a lasting stay.
LONDON, March28.
the
same scenes of sent at the opening of the Imperial
firm,
by
The
wool
sales
closed
and
characterised
volunSouth,
carrying
In the Hexham election Holt
trainfrom the
The latter include schools from Na- prices were the highest of the series. arson, pillage and wholesale destruc- Conference, and hoped to discuss the
Sheffield,
at
camp
(near
question of preference with Mr A. (Liberal) polled 5401 and Crates
teers to the Easter
pier in the nortii to Otautau
Blewden, tlie New Zealand light- tion.
ran into, another train from Christ- Invercargill), in the extreme sc ttii. weight, was defeated in the first
Several proprietors have lost es- Deakin, and arahge an agreement. (Unionist) 4244. The election was
and
KaBankside
"The only question Canada was in- occasioned by the succession to the
church, between
A party from Eketahuna are expect- round of the amateur championship. tates valued at £40,000.
kaia, at a point about a mile north ed to arrive to-morrow.
LONDON, March 29.
Brancovan and Stirber have been terested in," said Sir Wilfrid j" mi- peerage of Mr Wentworth Beaumont,
rier, "and the only one we intend to a Liberal.
-of the latter station.
The crowdedattractions of the CasMrs Gelihennen, a New York bank- devastated.
EX S.S. TURAKINA k S.S
It seems that the tram from ter period will be followed by a suc- er's widow, forfeits two million sterlRushuk, Sisova, and Nikopol are bring before the conference, relates
have stopped- at cession of special features wliich aie ing under her husband's will in order full of refugees.
to trade. Upon that wehave nothing
LONDON, March 29.
"Christchurch shouldto
TONGARIRO.
up
allow the
in order
The reduction of the Liberal maThe troopskilled 25 persons at Ma- new to offer, though if it suits ir?at
now taking definite form. Wonder- to marry again.
and
so,
do
jority
but
did
not
Britain
at
reciprocate,
to
carniat
to
we
are
Hexham
is
due
to
the
pass,
arranging
Hutchinson,
Graefreinet,
pretrain
land is
a children's
Sir H.
dazi.
exer.a collision was the result.
Bands of plunderers are concentrat- pared to go a step further. Every tions of the suffragettes, and Mr
val for Saturday, April 6th, with expressed his heartfelt satisfaction
nation composing the British Em- Kier Hardies fiery denunciation of
The impact was a very severe one, sports and races for the little ones, :n at the steady diminution of racial ed at Vicuodivaia.
candidate, for
.and both the engines were smashed
Stareshi resisted until the artillery pire must allow a free choice of fiscal Mr Holt, the Liberal
conjunction with another search ior feeling throughout the country.
'
policy." Continuing, the Piemier employing cheap Chinese stokers on
BERLIN, March 29.
destroyed the village.
up very badly and also the carriage buried treasure.
Nearly all the results of the judgnext to the engines.
The Cologne Opera House has enThe artillery dispersed a band ad- said that personally he preferred uni- his ships.
TTTE ARE NOW SHOWING
The first carriage on the troop
ing of exhibits and the home indus- gaged Miss Amy Castles for "Faust," vancing on Gimbatz, killing and versal freetrade throughout the Emthe
at
empty
At present this was^ imoi-.spire.
train happened to be
have
now
bean
deand
"Romeo
and
Juliet."
competitions
wounding
many.
tries
"Hamlet"
THE OIL MARKETS.
Mould be
i;ime, the volunteers having changed clared. The Home Industries CimSYDNEY, March 29.
OUR
It is stated that^Wallachia is in a sible. Under no condition
be- mitteehave experienced difficulty in
'♥■
residing at Waterloo has very serious state,
tranquility consent to Canada being drawn iuto
their quarters only a little time
A
man
but
occupibeen
of
cariage
European
[EIECTKIC
militarianism.
has been almost restored at Molda- the vortex
many cases in tracing the identity of died from plague.
fore. Had the
TbLEGBAPH. COPYRIGHT.]
ed, all the passengers wouldhavebeen 'competitors1in different sections alio
MELBOURNE, March 29.
via.
[Pbess Association.]
i
collision
force
of
the
killed, for the
BUDAPESTH, March 28.
are represented by numbers, but not
While a farmer, named Harison,
THE
LONDON,
MINER.
carriage
March
28.
of
the
part
under
driving
by their names. In the open sec- of South Merloo, was out
Kvaskoviky Poloreuff, a member of
drove the
The Pall Mall.Gazette announces
right under the engine, while the tion of the literary competition, for with his sister-in-law (Miss Stone) the Unionof Russian People, who was
that the Standard Oil Trust and the
were
knocked
part
and
was
VARISCHETTI
RESCUED.
upper
1-y
buggy,
gold
roof
medal
von
a burning tree fell across the
example, a
implicated in the murder of HertEuropean Petroleum Union have arzenstein, has been arrested at Budaclean off.
number 51, and who may be repre- killing both.
rived at an agreement regarding the
Telegraph.
IN
[Eleotric
Copyright.]
None of the passengers were injur- sented by thatnumber the commit; eee
Pesth.
KINGSTON, March 28.
There he assisted to foEuropeanmarkets. The StandardOil
tram are trying to discover.
short, sharp shocks of earth- ment anti-Semitic riots in Roumania.
Association.]
ed but Mickle, the driver of the
Five
tPREss
Trust
has
secured
control
many
a
of
adnumBUCHAREST, March 29.
from Christchurch, sustained
The judge's report on the dist'iot quake have been felt at Kingston.
PERTH, March 29.
ditional tank installations at Antbeing pin- court
competition states that:he genLONDON, March 28.
ber of badbruises throughinjuries
The Roumanian Minister of FinVarischetti, avlio was shut in by werp, Amsterdam, and Rotterdam.
to
and also
already 400,000 signa- ance estimates the- losses at four mil- water in the workings
the
ned in the cab, suffering
eral
the
exterior
o£
There
are
appearanceof
of the Westrabadly from South Canterbury Court, whicli ie- tures to the petition for the reprieve lion sterling.
his leg, and is
lia East mine, has been rescued. As
display
shock. Mickle qualified as a firstattractive.
The
the
award,
Rayner, who shot Whiteley, "the
troops
greatest
ceived
first
is
most'
of
FRENCH NAVY.
the water went down the diver
vigor.
class engineer eighteen months ago, It consists of a. series of arches and universal provider."
to
the
Hughes
trips
man,
made
four
maxmuin
the
Itis estimatedthat they killed.500, ,
and was to have reachedMcGrath,
Constance Clyde, a New Zealand
of wheat, oats, pulse, sesds
a diving dress, having to [Electric Telegraph.—
the columns
-'" *,w^fehout
Copyright.]
salary on Monday.
and wool, treated in a novel way. lady journalist, was among the suf- peasants and wounded many.
"swim the first time. At length,
cut
tram,
was
the kiosk in front, though artis- fragettes sentenced to imprisonment
killed and taking Varischetti by the hand, -he .«
fireman on the same
Eleven
officers
were
But
was
guard
the
head,
and
about the
tic in design and execution, is anex- on March 21st, in connection with wounded. There.are indications that led him along the level to the case.
PARIS, March 29.
also severely injured.
cre_cence. t The internal arrange- the demonstration in front of the many Russian"re'v&fvtionaries and for- There was a scene of intense exciteIn the Chamber of Deputies, Adwere
the
passengers
attraosir-j.
or
of
She
Two
three
House of Commons.
is now m eign anarchists are assisting the re- ment as the long-entombed miner miral Bienaime severely attacked
ment throughout is most
injured, but not to any serious exbels. Some urge that bombs should reachedthe surface. He was too weak the French naval administration, deThe Auckland Court, which receiv- prison. .
PARIS,
its
March
28. . b« thrown at the troops.
award,
second
suffers
from
ed
to stand, and his eyes were protect- claring that the navy wasin a state
the
The French Chamber of Deputies
position, not having a frontage to
On account of the blockage on
ed fromthe glare of the sunlight with of disorganisation mainly owing to
line, the passengers by the mght any of the mainavenues. It is par- adopted a Bill to suppress the notireach ticularly well arranged, and V.c.'c is ' fication of public meetings as voted THE PRINCESS OF WALES colored glasses. His face wore a the incompetence of the heads of Gotrain from Dunedin did not
death-like pallor. The spectators vernment departments.
morning.
ETC.,ETC.
here until 11 o'clock this
a brightness about the whole ;ourt by the Senate.
♥
The Chamber appointed a Commishad been warned not to cheer for fear
The train could hot get through, and which is very attractive. Trophies of
A
investigate
GENEROUS
GIFT.
of
sion
shattering
nerves,
the
man's
and
to
the
state
of
the
-the passengers liad to be transferred flags are. introduced with good effect,
tliere was only a smothered hum as navy.
THE LIBERAL PARTY.
from one side of the wreckage to the" and the interior arrangement is the
the cage reached the surface, Varis[Press Association.]
"other. The passengers by the first best of those in the competition.
[Electric Telegraph. Copyright.] chetti's head resting on his rescuCanterbury excepted, the
-express for the South also had to be
MURDERER "SENTENCED.
South
er's shoulder. As the Italian was
(Received this^ day, 10.20 a.m.)
transferred, but the midday express North Canterbury court, which came SPEECH BY LORD ROSEBERY 1
conveyed to the manager's house the
engines
the
LONDON,
shattered
March 29.
passed around
third, is essentially a wool show. The
feelings of the crowd broke [Electric Telegraph. Copyright.]
The Princess of Wales has promis- pent-up
on a temporary track that had been
woolis most admirably arranged, and [Electbic Telegraph.— Copyright.]
forth
in
cheers
for Hughes.
The
[press association.];.
meantime.
a
ed to send screen worked by herlaid down in the
probably the whole colony could not
[Pbess Association.]
goldfield are taking
Italians
on
the
to
wreckage was cleared away this af- have supplied a better or morerepreGENOA, March 29. '
self
the
Women's
Exhibition
at
'"
to
the
bravLONDON,
steps
recognise
"
March 27.
divers'
-ternoon, and the trains will run sentative collection. The fleeces apBontiefF has been sentenced to four
ery. A fund has been opened here. years'
Lord Rosebery, addressing the Melbourne.
through as usual from to-night. The pear to be almost entirely from shed
imprisonment and 20 years'
The AdelaideStock Exchange sent expulsion
Council of the Liberal League, said
difetrict traffic manager left for the flocks.
from Switzerland for the
as
although
slight
appreciation
emergthat
a
Government
£20
a
token
of
NATIONAL DEFENCE.
"scene of the accident this morning.
murder of Mr Muller, at Interlaken, (DANNEVIRKE CO-OPERATIVE
The Ashburton Court,has a very ing from an election with a great
of the divers' efforts.
in September last.
The murdered
effective frontage and background, majority was entitled to something
PERTH, March 29.
contents are too few to en- like a free hand, at any rate dur [Electric Telegraph.* Copyright.]
man was mistaken for M. Diirnovo,
but
the
ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.)
When
Varischetti
he
COMPANY.
started
seemELTON" COMEDY
title it to. full points.
"
ing' the first year of its exiswnce,
ed well, but when the water reached ex-RussianMinister.
■■
"......",
The. arangement of the Marlbor- the league's vigilant activity was
his waist he seemed to lose strength.
(Received. this dav, 10.12 a.m.)
Elton's Company, which opens here ough court has much to recommend never more necessary than now. He
Hughes had to carry him to the chute,
LONDON,
night
lime,
for
the
first
March
29.
A RUSSIAN MURDERED.
it,
but
the
manner
in
which
most
of
-to-morrow
considered that the Government bad Lord Milner, in the National Re- where a man named Hearne assisted
promises to be well worth seeing. the woolis displayed is fatal to the surmounted great difficulties with exvery
him.
The
water
was
cold.
Two and a half hours of fun :s the general effect.
traordinary success, and came to view, says it is essential for the ColoCount Junini, the Italian consul, [Electrio Telegraph. Copyright.]
management's motto, and with such
The Hawke's Bay court can scarce- their second session invigorated by nialConference to providepermanent has telegraphed as follows to Hughes :
the
lead,
machinery
continuing
for
its work. "Your week'sheroic work, which sucly beconsidereda court, being rather experience. The first vice-presidents
-artists as the Eltons, in the
It will be a mistake to ask the colo- cessfully
TEHERAN, March 28.
promise should be carried out. Mr a series of collections.
league
of the
carriedinto the Go'/.rnresulted in the saving of the
The Southlandcourt has an unpre- ment the principle of efficiency whicli nies for more liberal contributions to life of a human being
A Russian has been murdered at
Elton has been described as bsing
and
my
felloAving
Empire,
especiSabzwar,
215 miles west of Teheran.
tentious front, and though the in- the league so loudly demandedi:-i 'he the defences of the
-very versatile, his numbers b
fills me with admiration.
ally the navy. The true principle countryman,
to the dogs.
met with the heartiest apprival, terior furnishes a good representation middle of the Boer War.
It serves as a demonstration of the The body was thrownhastily
*?■■■■'
is
to
and
own
develop
encourage
our
Russianbank was
closed,
while a distinct success has bee^n of produce and the resources of the
LONDON, March V.t».
valor of the British. lam taking a The
in
enabling
as
Winnx
forces
on
lines
them
to
effecand
the
by
lacking
achieved Miss Elton
district the arangement is
in
and the rest of the colLord Rosebery declared the Gov- tively co-operate with the British pride in reporting the gallant con- ,ony fledstaff
"The Happy Pair." As the washer- effect.
Mished. The military
ernment had pledged itself to
duct of yourself and assistant divers 'have beento
and
army
navy
The bays of the West Coast Court impossible in proposing this yea' the
and
one
another.
sent
to Sabzwar.
woman, Mr Elton is ? said to be upto my Government."
to
roariously funny. .Fred Maynott has are welland effectively aranged, and do something terrible with the House
-a number of new songs, one of which the mainstays of the court are the of Lords, to deal with temperan :e,
VERISCHETTI'S EXPERIENCES.
THE GENERAL BAILL OUT
("The only apple on the tree*'), is splendid collections of timber and the land question, the army, and Ire-*
include, land. His second apprehension was
the
sundries
said to be yery clever. The company minerals,
wliile.
INCIDENT.
should do "good business here. Ihe a ;magnificent collection of photo- lest the party, through some of its
PERTH, March3o. \
» :
plan is at Bartlett's, where re? wed graphs and paintings of scenery.
members, would be permanently con- [Electric Telegraph;. Copyright.]
Itis whispered that there was some [Electric Telegraph.
"seats maybe procured for 2s
Copyright.]
with
the
of
hostility
nected
policy
shameful neglect on the part of some
The awards in the district courts to property in all its -forms. lf so,
British
miners
on
the
day
fateful
LONDON, March 29.
display at the Exhibition were an- evelong it wouldbe squeezed out bewas entombed.
PARIS, March 28.
GOOD FRIDAY.
Considering that the Colonial Of- Verischetti
ounced to-night, the points being as tween Socialism and Conservation.
.
If the story is true, two men covA few days ago General Bailloud,
LAND AGENTS,
-♥Emigrant's
fices
Guide
gravely
misrefollows:
Canterbury,
166,
1;
proceeded
South
to
criticise
the
inHe
themselves with ignominy. An commanding the Twentieth Army
The weather for the holiday yester- Auckland, 127/2; North Canterbury, troductionof theIrish system -f dual presented the Australian conditions, ered
Corps,
enquiry will be held.
was transferred to the comday was simply execrable. There was 151, 3; Marlborough, 122; West Coast ownership of the land in Great and tended to prevent emigration, official
Speaking
Ward-street,
his own movements on mand of the Twenty-sixth Army
not a heavy rainfall, but showers of 110; Southland, 107; Ashburton, Britain.
the Agents-General have prepared a the day of of
He
reviewed
the
MinisCorps.
his
This
was
imprisonment,
step
Veritaken
to
at
intervals
mark
density
fell
States,
more or less
107; Hawke's Bay, 92. The maximum terial utterances on Home Rule, handbook of the Australian
schetti states that he fixed his ma- the disapproval by the Minister for
throughout the afternoon, making the was 270The prizes are Ist 60gs, /whence he inferred that the Govern- and a guide for emigrants.
chine drill ready tp bore a hole, but War, General Picquart, of an indisground wet and sloppy.
2nd 20gs, 3rd lOgs.
ment considered this an open quesfound the compressed air supply gone creet speech by General Bailloud, in
TO LET.
The usual services were held in
tion. Open questions, he continued,
CHRISTCHURCH, this day:
and the drill would not work. He which he declared that war was posat St. John's
MOROCCO.
churches,
and
the
A
fire
broke
out
in
the
flax
exhibit
to
dangerous
apt
produce
were
and
sible,
'
some
resumption
hoped
waited.
time
for
the
and
that
he
the
TwenChurch in the evening selections were at the Manawatu provincial court formidable breaches.
«
\
of the air supply, and finally he went tieth Army Corps
contribute
-ROOMED house and6 acres good '
given by the choir from Stainer's at theExhibitionto-day, but was supLord Rosebery added that ihe/e [Electric Telegraph. 'Copyright.] down into the level only to find a to the restoration ofwould
Mr
and
the
lost
French
fiat land, situated 5 minutes' walk
"Crucifixion," Mrs Macallan
pressed before much damage was were two things Great Britain would
strong current of water flowing near- Provinces (Alsace and Lorraine).
railwaystation. All conveniences,
from
Tilsley contributing the solos*
never tolerate a tax on foodstuffs
done. The origin is a mystery.
ly thigh deep. He rushed towards
The incident led to an animated including cowshed, trapshed, loose box,
MOROCCO, March 28.
and a separate Parliament ior IreThe Moors are beginning to blame the shaft, but the water seemed to debate in the Chamber of Deputies. etc. Rent £1 per week.
land. The Tory party Avas almo.ten- the Sultan of Morocco for France's gather force with the depth, and boi'!
DA.C.C. SPORTS.
General Picquart emphasised Gentirely
identified
with
policy,
the
first
CRICKET.
him backwards.
eral Bailloud's indiscretion, and also
vigorous action.
house, Tennyson-street,
andthe Liberal party was too It.-gely
Four times he essayed to escape, blamed him for overstepping the
ROME, March 28.
bathroom,
The public are reminded of the
etc. Rent 10s per
up in the other. The anticibound
with
but
prescribed
each time he was carried back
The newspaper Messagero says that
functions in the military
AUCKLAND v. GISBORNE.
sports, promoted by the above body,
pated Government Irish Bill would Prince
week.
by the current.
order
of
day.
von
the
The
regards
Ground,
Bulow
the
occuGeneral
was
Recreation
to be: held on the
do extreme violence if an indepen- pation of Ujba as simply a frontier
When the water had risen to his not disgraced, but had been trans-on Monday next.,The cycling track
dent Parliament was its ultimate policing operation.?.
andDwelling,4rooms, situated
chin, he cleared up a rise, and referred where he was better suited
far
order,
being
is in excellent
goal. Probably if it was chiefly edHigh-street. £1 per week..
GISBORNE, March 30.
signed himself to death. There was than at a post at the frontier.
that
some
previous
years,
of
so
.ahead
Auckland defeatedPoverty Bay by ministrative, the League woutl be
a quantity of stone in the stope.
Confidence in the Government was
contests may be expected. In
able to support it. "Whereas we ar. THE WRECK OF THE SUEVIC. Here he was left with only stone to voted by 360 votes to 207.
ahdDwelling,© rooms, Millers*.
the chopping events the entries are 4 wickets. in
delighted
to see self-government in
rest on, and about 40 feet of space to
>
The latter
their second innings
+»
12s 6dper week,/
road.
-again large, and the competitors are scored
Canada,"
Australia and
said J-nd
216.
movein.
Telegraph.
[Electric
Copyright.]
'
a very even lot. The following will
a
Rosebery,
"it is different matter
THE WEATHER.
Auckland knocked up 135 in an
'V.
-comprise the programme: Cycling,
when it is proposed in a contiguous
running, chopping, sawing, wrestling hour and a half, Haddon 75.
island priding itself on the disloynli^
FALL
OF
EARTH.
LONDON, March 29.
[Press Association?]
(catch weights), pole valut, quoits,
FORSALE.
its public declarations."
A heavy swell caused a suspension
The cricket match between the ofThe
NAPIER, March 30.
.and children's races. The Dannevirke
Times
draws
parallel
a
between
of
with
operations
in
connection
tne
Norsewood
and
Dannevirke
Clubs,
[press
,
sweet
music
association.]
days'
After two
steady rain, the
Brass Band willdiscourse
the Duke of Devonshire's and Loid Suevic.
weather, cleared yesterday morning,
during the day. Special train ar- wliich was a fixture for yesterday, Rosebery's positions.
CHRISTCHURCH, March f;0.
.ROOMED Cottage,new, with washI All tlie salvage steamers, except
tubs, 5 minutes*
A
earth
and
rangements have been made, so that was abandoned after Dannevirke had
house, copper
thoroughly
serious
fall
of
at
now
appears
occurred
settled
one,
spa.
to
have
put
their first innings, heavy rain
the cliffs on the Sumner road as tht for Easter.
the public may be able to spend the had
from
town.
Price
£325. Deposit
walk
dynamite
"^'explosions
The
have
result of the heavy rains, from _:jOO
"day in Dannevirke, arriving here at preventing further play. Dannevirke
£25.
strained
ship,
experts
regard
the
and
/
to 5000" tons of stuff coming down just
11 o'clock and leaving again at 5.30. made 44, of which Moore contributed
ALCOHOL.
the condition of the vessel as criti- beyond
We are asked to state that the
Shag Rock.
A refreshment booth will be open on 14, and Banfield 9. To.kilsen and
gooddairy
land, 3 miles
cal.
dance
which
is
held
ACRES
by
bejjog
the
AthA
Owere the most destructive bow♥
A tram from Christchurch was letic
the ground.
r_b#T_#
Club,
township
XX
4-roomedhouss
;
and
from
Cycling"
lers
for
on
Easter
Norsewood.
| A
within a chain or two of the svot Monday night, will take plac. at
In the evening a concert and draPROFESSIONAL PRONOUNCEthe goed outbuildings ; pnee £600, £300 .
THE THAW CASE.
when the slip occurred. The roadis
matic performance will be given in
Hall, not the Drill Hall, cash regaired. Thomson andWalker.
MENT.
-the Drill Hall, and a dance will also
>.
buried for a couple of chains t. a Oddfellows'
as announced elsewhere.
336
FOOTBALL.
[Electric Telegraph. Copyright.] depth of from 15 to 20 feet.
be held in the Oddfellows' Hall.
The water mains which supply
The chopping contest at the Papadairy farm, withia
A match was played on the RecHOW IMPEY'S MAY APPLE IS
NEW YORK, March 29. [ Sumner were smashed, the overhead roa show had an amusing side to it, *7(VACRES good
MADE.
reation Ground yesterday betweeu the
The Lunacy Commissioners interro- 'gear of the electric tramway was car- says the Wairoa Bell. The bushmen it/ one mite of school, store sad
LONDON, March 29.
ried away,andhavoc was played with chose their logs and made good start dairy factory ;good 4-roomed house,
Sixteen prominent medical men gated Thaw for two- hours.
of, does not Kia Toa Club, Irom Palmerston, and
'
And what it is made
the permanent way, which will have as the wordwas passedalong to "go. good outbuildings Including 9 stall
published
the
Excelsiors.
The
have
the
game
ended
in
a
manifesto
iv
person
so much
-concern the average
to
be
reconstructed.
a win for the local team by 11 points Lancet, declaring that in disease alThere was a good finish between Ist cowshed; prioe £18 per acre; easy
.as the question, "Will it cure me!"
to
uncohol
is
a
and
and 2nd, but the old champion, Tay- terms. Thomson and Walker. 367
rapid
trustworthy
very
nil.
The
weather
was
prinresEvery package sets forth the
RUSSIA.
"
lor, was completely out of it. It
for football, a heavy gale, torative. The moderate use of jt as
cipal ingredients contained- in this -propitious
ACCIDENTS
AND
FATALITIES.
.';
accompanied by blinding rain, pre- an article of diet is usually benefi.ial
turned out that whilst the othershad QO/5-ACRES situated 4_ miles
famous medicine, but the true value vailing all the afternoon. H.
been chopping at kahikatea he had _W4wO
Drink- to adults, especially women.
from .goodinland town, ft
[Eiectric Telegraph. Copyright.]
of the ingredients is only to be ob- water, A.
[Press
Association.]
been cutting a log with a dark brown miles from creamery; good 7-roomed
and F. Whaler scor[Press Association.]
tained when the material for manu- ed tries forHill,
too.
winners,
centre,
pretty
tough
the
and
Then house, woolshed, barn, cowshed; 9&>
AUCKLAND, March *l>.
and E. Anfacture is procured at the right derson converted
ST. PETERSBURG, March 29.
The dead body of Alexander the knowing ones got to it, to declare acres stumped and ploughed,will carry
try.
time and place. You may obtain Mr J. Watt actedDrinkwater's
MILKING
MACHINE
Greve,
(
'
While
Admiral
the
Port
"Matai,"
what
the
wood
was.
said
Schultz,
formerly
as referee.
licensee of the G.nsround;first-olass
from some shop what you think would
EXPERIENCE.
Commander at St. Petersburg, was venor Hotel, Hobson
street, was one and another and another. "Let 60 cows allthe year
manuherbs
for
home
the
suitable
tlie
inspecting
slip
per aore. Thomson
be
where
£17
the
cruiser
soil.
Price
purchasing,
colonial,
young
Before
or
even
said
"I
trying
see,"
found
in
a
me
a
cemetery
gully,
the
win
facture, only to find that after
was building, a large bomb |bullet wound
'366
It will be
interest to all a milking machine, ask the agent Bayan
in his forehead aud ct have not been reared in the bush not and Walker.
was hurled at him, but fell in the
trouble and expense your saucepan- who have toofdogreat
to
the
names
and
give
you
a
lot
addresses
revolver
his
side.
to know a tree when I
see it." He
riding.
of
to
at
snow,
boiled medicine seems . weak and know that Mr E. A.
The
unexploded.
thrower
esACRES,
situated 25 miles
It is supposed to be a case of sui- smelt it, felt it, scannedit, and then QOQRansom has of a dozen farmers who have used his
worthless. As a matter of fact dried added to
was most positive it was miro, known XJ4&& from Dannevirke, divided
already extensive fac- machines for a period of not less caped.
cide.
herbs deteroriate with age, and in tory the his
years.
With this informamanufacture -of riding than two
While the garrison artillery was also as black pine ,and_ his money into 6 paddooks ; woolshed etc ;wall
"some cases possess as much medicinal saddles.
This is always recognised tion in hand, you can easily make
The new autumn and winter dr.ss 1practising in Manitoto chaniel v.*,- was there to back his opinion. We watered; price £8 peracre. Thomsom
value as straw from a last year's as an entirely
from
enquiries
practical
men fabrics are now showing at Adelaide 1 terday ,a piece of a shell fell into a believe he was right, but there are and Walker.
separate branch ". f direct
366
To be of use the medi- the general saddlery
lien's nest.
who use the machines to assist n House.
business.
Mr
A. Spence has secured a * motor launchandstruck a young man still some who say it was matai.
be
must
extracted
properties
cinal
earning
living.
agents
publish
;
their
The
for
said
we
cannot
hip
Taylor
]
Ransom has secured the services of
fine selection of the most named Geo. Evett on the
What
-H-r> he
7 miles fromDannefrom the herb at the Right Time. a first-class hand, and samples of the the "Lawrence Kennedy Gillies'' very
was naturally warm after his >1 /"ISX-ACRES 300 acres in grass,
fashionable goods, which are marked 1had to be taken to the hospital.
yirke;
And acting on this principle, the work
Milker
will
be
to
the
happy
supply
oliopping.
done
are
displayed
now
The
launch
had
been
warned
tc
being
pricos.
at bedrock
Miss H. V. Juet,
Apple
good sheep country ; price £7 10s pet
manufacturers of Impey'sMay
front window. He invites 1namesof hundreds of thoroughly satis- a thoroughly qualified and up-to- 'keep out of the road.
present to yon this remedy with the |in his
216
fied
acre. Thomson andWalker.
'
,
farmers
h
aveused
these
sueriding
public
department
to
these
who.
date
we
have
dressmaker,
gents'
the
examine
be
in
For
our
charge
will
Tierbal extracts in their" freshest and carefullly. He is quite satisfiedthat cessful machines for 2, 3, 4, and ,of tlie dressmaking
new
ranges
imported
splendid
of
on
and
rooms
strongest form. Herein lies the sec- they cannot be beaten as regards even five years. For full particulars
We have opened the largest ship- \ clothing for boys and men.
New -f /^Q-ACRES,25 milesfrom Danret of success. In bottles 'at 2s 6d quality, finish, and price. Saddles apply to J. B. MacEwan and Co., after Thursday, the 21st inst.*
nient of new season's drapery ever ties, new shorts, new underclothing, "f
JJLOtfW nevirke, divided into 13
from chemists and stores.
.
Ltd.,
Exposure
damp
U.S.S.
to
cold
into
this
district
for
the
imported
Buildings,
Co.'s
Weland
causes i
Styles are right, paddocks,all in grass,except100 acrea.
'new
can now be made to your order and
overcoats.
rheumatism. The skin cannot give s iutumn and winter trade. The ' and price the same. McDowell and reserved; bush whare; dairy, cowshed*
Rheumatism, gout/ sciatica, lum- |yovi can be assured of an article that lington.
off the excess uric acid and it be- irange of choice will be found com- :Power.*
bago are caused by excess uric acid,[will give you every satisfaction. Mr
stockyard; winters 2_ sheep, besides
You take my tip. If you want a < comes deposited in the blood.llheumo iplete, while the prices in all de- '
poison in the blood which deposits ;"n Ransom has secured at the Christcattle; price £7 per acre. Thomson
partments
will
really
good
fitting
quickly
go
suit
to
Etz.
cure
the
trouble.
will
be
low.
McDowell
joints.
j
j
and
Rheumo
for
All
the muscles
church Exhibition a silver medal
»4*
A (Continuation of news on page 8.) IandWalker.
iThis eojaes cheapest.*
\ < chemists and stores, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.* s md Power.*
quickly cures. 2s 6d and 4s 6d.* saddles. Advt.
y_lfi@2££sX\
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BLOUSINGS
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DANNEVIRÊ ADVOCATE.
THE
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1
FROST ANO MENZIES, I Carbine was a Crack
f
NAPIER
jmnsm&iw£y
■■
Not
a
Crock
-jd age
#fefe
Jis
Dan O'Brien wa»;^ G_ j.|g nalowaer
anclGoldFdUngs,
Work, Porcelatn
of Carbine. Dar, fenGVg goocj
Correcting Irregularities and
. .
SPECIALtST&
j»lio at
4 _pi
)1 B
IWb11% -aI
llcge fromos. Other dentists' work re.
modelled at small cost. Extractions 2a
6d and \n. gas Ss 6dextra.
Thenext visittoDannevirke (Masonic
Hotel) willbe on April 9th, from nbott
till5 p.m.,and Waipukurau (Tavistocfc
Hotel)all dayApril 10th.
"Dear
" Sirs,■
It is a number of years since1Gntlined your
Solomon Solution, and found only its excellent
qualities. 1havoused it amongmy horses for many
ailments, which the manufacturers claim to cure,
inall cases. Icanreand have foundit successfultendons,
bruises, and
commend it for strained
-wounds, also as a splendid blister if directions are
strictly followedout,and can positively say it will
-telephone101.
Inmy house it has beenused forrneumatism.
and1 can recommendit asa veryreliable preparation for the same. 1have also -used it in"Victoria
-
The lame Waik. Over twelve
Mouths in Bed. Doctors
said Amputation or Death.
Case of Miss Ellen Urwin causes
profound sensation.
.
.
not fail.
"
.
and New SouthWales.
*'
Yours faithfully
"
(Signed) D.O'BRIEN.
"New Plymouth, Nov, 22. 1906."
Prices 3/- and 6/- per jar.
COWPER & PRICHARD,
Solomon Solution Proprietary,
"
SURGEON DENTIST,
COSMOPOLITAN CHAMBEBS,
No. I,Dannevxrks.
Private Besidence, Robjohn-street.
,atlephcme53 "
P.O.Box 3.
"
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.
WELLINGTON.
Dannevirfce and Ncrsevrood Agent
E A.Eansom, Saddler.
Waipawa Agent: J. W. Knob-OCr,,
-
Saddler.
<***B***«BBa-B_BBBB_B_e_-BeaßaMßß_»Bliea_|oß_B_M
. [a c_.ei>.]
A GOOD CAMERA.
J. HERBERT
TTOTABY
PUBLICi,
cSmera w*ill add greatly.
g&ljjd
". '-to the
.rijbyment 6'fvthe summer
1
quickly as possible.
from home for holiday or not. A
good cameraneed not be expensive;
at least,- .we can offer you good,
cameras that cost very little, for
- instance
:—
RHODES AND WESTALL,
BABBISTEBS & SOLICITOBS, .
MR
[
months, whether one goes away
Palmerston North.
WESTALL will attend at
Ormondville every Court day
"'■
T. H. GORDON LLOYD,
BABBiSTEB & SGLtCTTOB,
The "Briton" Camera
At t ßl*-
This is a neat Magazine Camera carrying 6 plates, fitted with rapid single lens,
with Iris diaphragm, shutter adjustable,
magnifiers for taking portraits
"
The" Express Camera
- :At 2IV-
Anotherhandy Magazine Camera carry-
Dannxvibee,H.B.
a OENT for
the Australian
-DL Widows Fund Life Insuranoe
S-gittyt Ltd.
j
v
SUKISTON AND BLAKISTON,
ing 12 plates. Thelens is ofbest quality,
giving very.fine'definition, and fitted with
stops working.at FB..F-11, and F22. The
shutter is adjustable,giving speeds rangingfrom seconds down to a hundredth
part of- a second. Itis fitted with magni: fiers, view finders, and is. in all respects
_
.
an excellent camera.
Write for our new Caialogue.
.
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Dannevb-be, H.B.
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jOpposite Post Office, Dannevirke.)
DANNEVIBKE.
AGENTS
"
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LONDON, March 28.
Sir Edward Grey heartily support-
COCA WINE.
DAVID WILSON,
Prepared from the finest Peruvian
coca leaves and the purest grape wine,
medicated on scientific lines. The
stimulating propertiesof coca are well
known, and in Coca Wine the therapeutic valueis emphasised. This wine
is extremelypalatable,andis very in-
MONEY TO LEND
any sums at lowest enrrent fcjBCBAKOX FINANOIAI. ft GsNERAZ.
OoMjnssioN Aoent.
rates on approved Securities.
O-mondville.
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tilUarice Assurance Company.
A UTHOBISED V SUBVEYOB 4 New Zealand Insuranoe, Accident
BNGINEEB.
iL
Branch.
ID
-
OAo., High-street, opposite Post SECTIONS F6B; SALE AT MAKOOffioe, Dannevirke.
TtTKU AND OBMONPVILLE.
~
house and 12J acres land in
4-Boomed
JENSSEN,
;
RA6WAR
townshipof Ormondville;goodterms.
AECHITECT, YALUATOB.
SALE— Dairy farm 156 acre.,
4 GENCIES : Commercial Union
subdivided10 paddooks,j6-roomed
J\, Fire and Accident Assuranoe house and good ontbmldings,half-mile
vigorating.
—
2/6 PER BOTTLE.
*
OtherHealth Wines : GrapeTonic,
Yin Camo. Orange Quinine, Port
Quinine. All at 2/6 per bottle.
FOR
;
ALL,STORES AND CHEMISTS.
from schooland oreamery.
:€o. :
Land andCommission Agent.
Wabd-stbeet.
ITamaki Chambees
planted;goodwill.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS;
Telephone No. 116.
IT^DB SALE, Whetukura, 4-roomed
JD cottage, 1acre land, . fenced and
/
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JENKINS, &rI.V.C,
HOME SEPARATOR CREAM E. SIDNEY MCP.,
iii any quantity.
Highest pric^given^ We
PURCHASED
railage WelHngton. Consign to
AllOUrllA BflMTssiie
VETEBINAEY SUBGEON.
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MirlMfeaKsUnma.
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;"
to
Ifyeaaasaatiat aa__li»l wtttatea A_g._la
North (three doorsMasonic
deck0e..«- Meet-re*-*., _rd»«7. oaeloatae
WELLINGTON FRESH FOOD & High-street
..-. Hall)j,Dannevir_:e.
) 1 '
I
fa _at ccc *_J be east yea.
ICE COMPANYi
pay
Wellington.
.
y
y
M. Pichon's action in the occupation of Übja.
Germany courteously declared thai
it was of general interest that the
outrages on foreigners should be prevented in future.
Spain is anxious to lend her moral
support, and will send warships.
ed
No 1/
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Box, Factory-made Butter for Export..
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31b DairySaltButter (separator).
31b DairySalt Butter (non-separator)..
APRIL 6th—
Root Crops.
APRIL 10thGeneral Entries.
MARCH 27th-
Entry forms and all particulars maybe obtained
from the Secretary.
"
CHARLES DOUGLAS,
Secretary, (
Napier.
R. G. PATERSON & CO.
ACCOUNTANTS and GENERALAGENTS
Tradesmen's Books Made
RUSSIA.
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[Electrio Telegraph. Copyright.]
LONDON, March 28.
Witliout explanation a black cross
appeared at the head of tlie columns
of the Union of the Russian People's
organ Ruskojezramya, St. Petersburg,
BIT OF ALL RIGHT.
"While out shooting the other
day," sa"ys R. jjondon, merchant,
Maldon (Vie). "1 strained the calf
of my leg so badly that Iwas unable
to walk, and had to be assisted into
my gigOn reaching home Ihad
Chamberlain's Pain Balm rubbed in.
certainly
lt
warmed up that part of
my body, but it did the work, and,
to my great relief and pleasure, all
the soreness was gone by the next
day, and Iwas able to walk. Chamberlain's Pain Bahn is a bit of all
right, and_ I now speak from personal .expeience, as well as a storekeeper who has sold it for years."
For sale by W. J. Mason, chemist.
C. JACOBSON,
PLUMBER, TINSMITH, AND
IRONMONGER,
. South Norsewood,
alarge and varied assortment:
of goods in stock, including—
Tanks,baths, portable coppers,ranges,
dairy and kitchen utensils, spouting,,
hardware,etc. Specialquotationsmade
to builders. .Hot and cold water laidon. Before purchasingelsewhere atrial,
Wm. McDonnell gave evident that oughly seasoned timber.
after 45 years' knowledge, many of
the up-river blocks were in a worse Telephone43, High-street, Dannevirke
condition now than at first. He considered the best thing for the Maoris
was to adopt the Hon. J. Carroll'',
suggestion and appoint a competent
man to manage a farm. Lot him
employ and pay wages to the Maoris, STOREKEEPERS, LAND AND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
and teach them farming, so thot afOrmondville,
ter a while they would be competent
to work their own lands proparly.
the
following lines, viz.:
QTOCK
;
HAS
BROWNE & BENBOW,
solicited. Prices moderate.
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"GILRUTH"
"SUCROSINE,"
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"'Orion Estate" Tea.
ex S.S. AnnandBehio.
If you have not yet given this
famous brand a trial it will pay you SHOW ROOMS:
to do 80.
Hastings-stbeet, Napieb.
Bole Importer
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TAMAKI CHAMBEES,
Ward-street
...
NAPIER GAS CO.,
Dannevirke.
(Two doors from James' Marlborough;
House).
for hoarders. Good
accommodation. .Terms moderate,
VACANCIESJ. PAWSON,
Proprietress.
FINEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE COLONY.
Quality right up to the mark.
ALGERNON E. OREEN,
MILTER'S ROAD.
Artistic
GASFITTINGS.
A LARGE shipment just to hand nnHE
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UMITED.
Mrs Morgans9
TEA & LUNCHEON ROOMS.
HOT LUNCHES DAILY
12 to 2.
LADIES' TEA ROOM UPSTAIRS
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INCLUDING
COATS
BLOUSINGS, GARAOULES,
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TARTANS, &c
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VELVETEENS, MILLINERY, BEAVER
CAPE^,
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Groceries
THE CELEBRITY OF SANDER
FOODS
Drapery and Clothing
AND SONS' PURE VOLATILE
STOCK, f;
FOR
LIVE
ZealandiaBoots,Shoes,Slippers,&c.
EUCALYPTI EXTRACT
PatentMedicines andFancy Goods
is universally acknowledged. RoyClocks, Watches.Chains
alty honors it and the entire medical
Barometers, Thermometers
profession has adopted its use.
Stationery
Imitations sprung up without
A GENERAL fattening food, es— num____
ber. The latest
Wall Paper, Scrim, &c.
of them all stylpecially adapted for pigs and?
—
Tinware,Tents, Ropes
ed "Extracts" was an oil foisted
poultry.
upon the trusting ahd unwary under
Brushware, Lamps
Calf Food Containing20 per cent;
the grossest misuse of Sander' and
Paints,Oils, Varnish
of fat.
Sons' reputation. Sander and Sons
Crockery and Glassware
Horse Food Stimulating and
instituted an action at the Supreme
nourishing.
Court of Victoria, before his Honor HARDWARE, comprising the followPoultry C.adi___»t — F.« fegg JM<J_
ing :—
Chief Justice Sir
J. Madden,
duction.
RoofingIron, FencingWire
K.C.M.G., etc., and at the trial" a
Staples,Bushmen's Tools
sworn witness testified that he had
Carpenters'Tools,CookingUtensils Manufactured by the A. acd P. Fooi>
to stop the use of counterfeits on acCompany, Lm, Wellington.
count of the irritation produced.
Table Cutlery and Plateware
Agents foi Dannevirke and Norse*
This shows what care is quired to
Ammunition
obtain an article that is scientifically
vood:-^—
tested and approved of. As such is
WYLIE & CO.,
If you don't see what yon want ask
solely endorsed and recommended
' Dannevirke
for it. The pricesare alwaysright.
THE GENUINE SANDER AND
SONS' PURE VOLATILE EUCABOARDING HOUSE,
LYPTI EXTRACT.
A DAINTY COLLEGTION OF THE NEW SEASON'S GOODS
r'y
Up.
HIGH-STREET (next Union Bank)^
Dannevirko.
JV^Wflß^
Town on behalf of the Bond, declared
that a good subject of the republic
was now a good subject of the Empire. He was dearer to the people of
Cape Town as Louis Botha than as
the Transvaal Premier.
General Botha, in reply, reiterated his desire to co-operate with the
Motherland. He and his friends
were doing their best to amalgamate
the races. He urged the people at
the Cape to be moderate and help
him "to bring the two nations together
in accordance with true South African ideals.
—
FRAME & JOHNSTONE
V^_J__^>j|
MOROCCO.
* .
B. Lamb,
for Loanß from the
Government Life Insurance
*
Den*_imenfc ftt 5 psr cent.
nmNTRIES will close as under
. -
JERVOIS QUAY, WELLINGTON.
"Ccaey to Lenden ApprovedSecurity
%t lowest current rates
AUTUMN SHOW.
WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 2__h. 1907,
FBAME & JOHNSTONE
On Good Friday I was conveyed
home in the ambulance, very weak,
and could not move withoutassistance.
The leg was so swollen the KNEE
WAS NOT DISCERNABLE, and
hard as a board. On Easter Sunday
"I commenced taking PLANTEKOA.
It would weary you to give details of
my progress, from the bed to the fireside, then a' hobble round the table, a
period on crutches, from that to a
walking stick, to my present condition,
being able to walk anywhere without
assistance. Ishall never forget Sunday, October 9th, 1903,the first day I
went any distance with the crutches,
and attended the Wesleyan Sunday
School Anniversary, inTaranaki-street.
;The astonishment of
my friends was
intense, as very few expected to see
me out again."
Miss Urwin is keeping in the best el
health, and the cure is permanent.
4
exposures,
for time and instantaneous
'
at 3, 6, or
feet,
finders,
two view
etc. ; _. v.
9
".Hf David Wilson's at 10 a.m.
Otbat arrangementson business can
_.w»ya be made withMr Wilson.
■
Miss Urwin, 21 years of ago, resident of 56, Hopper Street, Wellington
relates her wonderful story: "Ahont
the 16th of ]«lv, 1002, 1 was taken
ill v/ith RHEUMATIC FEVER.
At the end of four weeks, Dr.
ordered my removal to the Hospital.
The swelling of my limbs wa.s causing
great anxiety, especially niy leg, where
a large abscess had formed at the
knee.
I entered the Wellington Hospital
on the 20th August; the doctors
operated the day following, succeeded
by two injure operations before
Christmas.
The Wednesday before 'Xmas Day
my people were informed that it was
absolutely necessary to AMPUTATE
THE LEG, the bone was diseased,
and would not heal. Dr.
came to
my bedside,and kindly as possible told
me their decision, stating that it was
tjie only thing to save my life, and the
ppteration would need to take place as
—
SURGEON DENTISTS,
from all Stores,Saddlers, and
Oppoaite PostOmce " Dannevirke. j Procurable
Chemists; or post free from
W. CHICK,
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HAWKE'S BAY AGRICULTURAL
AND PASTORAL SOCIETY.
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—
Set from <C. 3s;
FKRS~Oomp!ete
Single Tooth from os; Gold Fki»
yesterday. A few hourslater a youth
emerged from a courtyard in Moscow
where the offices of the same party's
♥
[Electric Telegraph. Copyright.] .organ, the Viec, is situated, and shot
Dr Jollos, editor of the Russkija
Viedomosti, the foremost supporter
PERTH, March 28.
of
the Constitutional Democrats,
Captain Thorpe's certificate was
dead, and escaped.
suspended for three months for careRenter states that great excitement
less navigation of the steamer Milprevails in both circles. The Viech
dura.
announced the late Hertzerstein's
SYDNEY, March 28.
murder
beforehand.
Arrangements have been made by
Admiral Fawkes to send a party of NATIVE LAND COMMISSION.
UNDERTAKERS akd
Australian bluejackets for training
FUNERAL FURNISHERS,
to the naval schools.
The steamer Tsinan has heen re[Press Association.]
High-street
Dannevirke.
WANGANUI. March 28.
floated.
Tho
yesterday
wa*
only witness
LONDON, March 28.
The Right Mon. Lewis Harcourt, David Howalls Morton, missionary,
First Commissioner of Works, has who asked if there was any possi- EXCELSIOR CARRIAGE FACbility of his church being granted a,
been promoted to Cabinet rank.
TORY.
Kier-Hardie,
Mr
addressing a piece of land for the establishment
meeting of the Universal Brotherhood of an agricultural school for teaching
and Native Races Association, in farming to tho Maoris.
The Chief Justice thought there
London, urged the Basuto deputation
now seeking recognition of their was not the slightest chance of any
COACHBUILDERS,
claims to certain lands in the Orange more land being given to any church
WHEELWRIGHTS,
was
tiie
other
tendency
way
liiver Colony, when they returned The
Personally, lie had always
home, to agitate, and to brave prison about.
GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.
or the gallows. If they sat down held that the State should underlegislation,
and the Comand waited till something was done take all
Manufacturersof all
that something would never be done mission would not be prepared to regrit classes of Vehicles,
He remarked that Dinizulu in Natal, commendthat such a request be given Hn,
JHtLaaBF Ladies'Phaetons, Gigs
though loyal, was being hounded to effect to.
Drays and
llfey^JJV
* Buggies,
At
morning,
the
Commissionthis
death.
v -/
Waggons.
of
up
gave
number
river natives
evidence concerning the blocks _t RaTHE TRANSVAAL PREMIER. nana,
Morikau, and Raetihi. Th?
«
[Electric Telegraph.— Copyright.] native witnesses throughout the pro- BRADLEY GIGS _k
A SPECIALITY.
ceedings show a decided wish to es[Press Association.]
cape from the trammels of Maori
LONDON, March 28.
Mr Hofmeyr, in presenting Gene- Land Boards, and deal directly with
Nothing usedbut the best and thorral Botha with au address at Cape Europeans.
CABLE NEWS
A MODERNr
when he t oßfe> £) an ljnows how to
tr.it a goodhorse. Hear what Dan says
about ..
Solomon SolutionEmbrocation:
ILttending to Children's Teeth.
SATUttDAV, MARCH 30. 1907.
ARMSTRONG'S, General Draper, Higli Street, Dannevirke.
THB DANNEVIRKB ADVOCATE. SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1907.
G. NEWETT,
STOCK REPORT.
WILLIAMS & KETTLE,
land estate, & commission
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. High Street, Danrevikxe
j.
j
N.Z. LOAN
AGENCY COMPANY.
LTD.,
- and
MOATE $ CO.'S
Farmers'
Agents, and GeneralMerchants.
Advances made on Stock, ensuing
jClips of Wool, etc., at lowest current
rates of.interest. .
Insurance(Fire €nd Marine) effected
at lowest current rates.
1.800 Acres, Ngapaeruru, all in grass,
well fenced and subdivided and weli
watered ;6-roomed house and new
up-to-date woolsheds and yards.
xPrice £8 per acre and good terms Agents
for—
given.
Sutton and Son's farm, vegetable and
13 Acres and good 5-roomed house, adflower seeds.
joining the Borough. Price £1100.. Cooper's
gj
Sheep Dip.
Only £100 cash required,balance at Alpha deLaval Separators
and Churns.
5 per cent.
Donald, and Sons, Ltd., Wool Press,
100 acres 2_ milesfrom Dannevirke, all
Wire Strainers, etc.
in grass, well watered andsubdivided. Reid andGray's Implements.
A goodnew honse. Piice £19 10s Worm Specifico.
SheepDrench.
per acre. Easy terms.
acres in Billens' Pofato Sprayer andPump.
1500 acres, Ngapaeruru, 550 bush;
2
CALL AND INSPECT.
grass, balance standing
houses on property;o.r.p. at 12b 6d
10s,
goodwill
£i
per acre.. Price for
and very easy terms, y
For Saleass,
1160 acres Ngapaeruru,half in ggood
balance standing bush, real
Wool Packs (all sizes), Sheep Shears,
sheep and cattle country ;will winterI T;U.S. plain and Clarke's patent, Tur2$ sheep besides cattle. Price J.5 key Stones and Slips, Nelson's Root
10s. 1200 cash. f
Manure, Crosses Superphosphate, Sul580 acres Ngapaeruru, 300 acres in phate and Muriate of Potash,Kainit
grass, goodlimestonecountry,_fenced Bluestone,LawnMowers, GardenHose,
will winter.2 sheep "Bone Cutters, and Bone Mills, Wire
'"'. and sub-divided;
besides cattle. Price J. 5 ss; easy SheepNetting,Tarred Sheep Nets,Tarpaulins, and all
terms.
_^S acres of flat land, adjoining the
bor.ugh andwithin15 minutes' walk FARM & STATIONREQUISITES.
fromP.O. PriceJ.45per acre. Terms
" £4 psr acre cash, balance on easy
HAVE BEEN AWARDED
THE
the only line changing hands being
a line of three-year steers at £4 6s.
Agents for Battera' Patent Fencing
Posts, Standards and Droppers.
Prices on application.
H. MONTEITH & CO.,
~
STATION STREET?
Williams 4 Kettle,
LIMITED.
.
WART^STREE^
Dannevirke.
/
;
Messrs Williams and Kettle, Ltd.,
report a record sale at their Dannevirke yards on Wednesday, practically
every line of sheep, numbering over
3000 in.all, changing hands at prices,
1907
Temporary Premises :
STATION STREET,DANNEVIEKE.
LAND & STOCK AGENTS,
STOCK, STATION, &
AGENTS,
TTAVE for Sale ih this locality
class grazing farms of the fol-
SHIPPING
WOOL & PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Head Office: Bishopsgate Street
within London,E.C.
Branches throughout NewZealand and
Australia;
..
... ...
I
Gold Medal
Silver Medal
AND
AT
N.Z. INTERNATIONAL
EXHIBITION
IN
1882
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Some exceptionally good lines of
ewes, lambs, and wethers were offered, all of wliich met with ready sale
under the hammer, two lines of ewes
from Mangatoro Valley, totalling
900 being sold at 14s all round, while
a line of 400 woolly lambs from Ngapaeruru reached lis, and a line of
wethers from Mangatuna were sold
at 14s lld. Without doubt this was
the best sale held this season, both
for prices and numbers sold. Quotations: 4, 6 and f.f.m. ewes 14s to
15s 6d, sound-mouth eAves lis Id to
14s, f.m. ewes 7s ld to 8s 6d, fat and
forward ewes lis to 12s, old ewes os'.
to 7s ld, two-tooth-ewes 14s 7d to 14s
Bd, 2 and 4-tooth wethers 14s iid,
fat lambs lis 4d, woolly lambs 6s 9d '
to lis, Lincoln rams to if guineas,
old rams os to 12s, fat bullocks (light j
weights) £0 10s, fat cows £4.
L^
ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS.
Messrs Abraham and Williams,
Ltd., report on their Pahiatua stock
sale held on Tuesday as follows :
Sheep came forward in excess of advertised numbers, 5500 being yarded[
which met a spirited, sale, comi>etition being keen from the commencement and well sustained -throughout, and an almost complete clearance being made under the hammer
Undertakes the protection of
at prices fully up to the rates ruling
DESIGNS, AND1 this month. The quality on the
MARKS
TRADE
whole was good, several useful lines -1
of breeding ewes being submitted. Mr
In all Countries.
TV. R. C. Tylee, of Makuri, obtainedI
Address:
19s for his 4-tooth ewes, 18s for his >
Chambers,
Wellington.
Queen's
6-tooths, and 15s 9d for his 4-year"
Send for Pamphlet, "Advice to In- old ewes. The entry of cattle was
ventors." Free on application.
confined to a few small pens, all of
" which changed hands with the exception, of a couple of pens. Quotations: Sheep : Two-tooth wethers'
15s 3d to 16s ld, and 16s 6d for an
extra good lot, two-tooth ewes 14s ;
lld to los 2d, 12s 4d to 12s 8d for
smaler lots, four-tooth ewes up to
19s, and six-toth
18s, good soundI
It's Famous BecauseIt's breeding ewes 15sewes
ld to los 9d, others
and down to 10s,
\ Good."
LANE'S lis od to 13s 6d,
low-conditioned ewes with falling'
EMULSION, the Great
mouths 7s 6d to 10s ld, good lambs-1
Lung Healer 'and Body
9s to 10s Bd, ancl up to lis for a
special lot, others 8s 6d to 8s lOd,
Builder. It was first
culls 6s 2d. Cattle: Three-year-old
1 made good. Cod Liver
steers £4 10s, 2-year-old steers £2 I
to £2 4s, 18-months steers £2 7s, 2Oil,
Beechwood
Creaj
year-old heifers 235, weaners and
sote, Hypophosphites of
yearlings 16s, store cons 22s 6d to
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LAND,
PER ACRE.'
parts of the colony, and invite corres-
pondence.
STOCK SALES.
Auction Sales of stock held as required through the district. We will
be pleasedtohave particulars of stock
SAUNDERS,
IMLAY
for private sale, alsoto hear from buyers of then* requirements.
LAND AND ESTATE AGENT,
AGENCIES.
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Quibell Bros',Ltd., Sheep Dips, De
Wanganui.
Lisle andLuttrell's Cattleman's Friend
(painless branding composition), International Harvester Company's machinVILLAGE DRAPERY ESTAB- ery,D. Crawford and Son's, Ltd,Old
Whisky, Champion's celebrated VineLISHMENT/ NORSEWOOD.
gar,Victorian Insurance Co., Fire and
Marine, Shaw* Savile and Albion Company, Ltd., Aberdeen Line of Steamers
STOCKTAKING SALE.
to CapetownandLondon.
TO THE PUBLIC OP NORSEMERCHANDISE
Wool-packs,FencingWire, and other
WOOD AND DISTRIOT.
stationrequirements always onhand.
Terms arranged.
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*1Lane's
1
:
WISHING
to reduce my stock
considerably previous to DALGETY AM) CO., LTD.,
stocktaking on 31st March,
STATION-ST., DANNEVIRKE.
A STOCKTAKING SALE
Will commence to-day, Thursday,
andcontinue to the 28thMarch,when
goods in all departments will be
marked down to Bedrock Prices.
Emulsion
J
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0. ERICKSEN.
Norsewood, March 7th, 1907.
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:
Bermaiine Bread— j
at
their chosen remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Weak
Lungs, and Weak
Nerves. It helps digestion and strengthens
every part and portionof
the body. For the growing child or the aged
parent there is no medicine of such value as
LANES EMULSION.
Buy it and try it to-day.
Two sizes 2/6 and 4/6.
Chemists and Stores.
Take cone but LANE'S.
DAIRY FARIAS.
325.
FINE ART JEWELRY.
WATCHES
GEM RINGS
BROOCHES
HAWKES BAY FARMERS.
PENDANTS, &o,
Sales for the fortnight comprise
our periodical skin sale on Tuesday
last, and our stock sale on Wednesday.
At the former we offered a
conijjrehensive
catalogue of wool,
sheepskins, hides, calfskins and talCompetition was brisk and
low.
all offerings were disposed of at satisfactory prices.
Hides were in especially keen demand, high prices
—
ruling th.oughouh. We quote:
AYool:Dingy and rough crossbred
8d to 9id, dead odd to 9d, crossbred
lambs, medium, 8d to 9}d, crutchings 6jd, locks and pieces 3£d to 6_d.
Skins: Crossbred full wools 9d,
pelts G.d to B*d to 9d, lambs 7^d to
9d, damaged skins 4d to o|d, salted
pelts 3s, 3s 9d, 3s lOd to 4s, salted
lambs 2s 3d to 3s 6d, butchers' green
2s 8d to 4s 3d, green lambs 3s 2d.
Calfskins: Sound 62-d to 7d, cut
and damaged 3_d to 6d.
Hides: Medium ox 6^d to 6£d.
light s£d per lb, do. cows 5,d to 6d.
do. cows s_d to oid, steers and heifers old, bulls 4jd, green ox 23s 6d
to 28s 6d, green cows 235, damaged
I
hides 3d to ojd.
Tallow: In tins 20s to 20s 9d,
casks 18s 9d 'to 23s per cwt, rough
9s 4d per cwt, bones 2s 6d per cwt.
At our Dannevirke sale, we offered an average yarding to a large attendance of farmers.
Sheep: Bidding at auction was inclined to drag and prices realised
were not quite up to last sale rates.
Nearly all lines found purchasers at
quotations.
Cattle: A fair yarding, which met
Very little businoss
resulted.
We quote: Fat ewes 13s
9d. fat wethers 16s 6d, 2 4 and 6tooth wethers los 9d, f.m. ewes 9s,
9s 7d, lis. mixed 2-tooths (small)
12s 7d, lambs 8s 4d to 10s 2d; cows
and calves 28s, yearling steers and
heifers 325, bulls 30s, porkers 28s.
a poor market.
DALGETY AND COMPANY.
Messrs
— Dalgety and Co.. Lid.,
linos was
to report the salo of
TO LET.
NEWLY-BUILT shop near Eailway Station. Suit dressmaker
and milliner, or any branchof business.
Eent very low, or may be bought on
terms.
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WANTED
GOLD NUGGET,
— ~ SHARES.
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T7IULLY Paid-up Shares (20a) are
BUY QUICKLY AND GET IN
THE PRICE.
BEFORE THE BOOM.
GOLD NUGGET DUST.
We expect more excitement over
OIL than GOLD has ever caused.
\
BEST VALUE
BEST QUALITY
BEINQ STRONG
BUY THEM.
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MR. GEORGE TOWNS,
World's Champion Oarsman.
1
Here is a testimony from one man |
cured by tliem.
The Champion Oars- I
lv.an of
the Worta, Mrr Geo, TVWi,.,
who recently defeated Stanbury, says:
underwent a course of
your Electro-medioal Treat-
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g
§
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nieTit, and used yotir electrio
"battery.
Isoon felt better,
and confident Iconld stand
any strain. Your battery ia
the best Ihave ever used.
~
(Signed) George Towns.
Mr. EDWARD CLARK. J.P._ St.
Leonards,
suburb, and its Member
ment £pr years, writes:
re-
we aro
every line offered.
We sold : F.f.m. ewes at los, aged
owes 6s 6d to 10s 6d, Mothers at 14s
4d to 16s 3d, smalllambs 7s to 8s 3d,
cull 2-tooths 12s 3d. Cattle:
18--month mixed sexes £2; 2A year hoifyear
ors £2 10s, forward 3steers £'o
10s.
To-day^s Quotations :16s BUYERS,'
MOA TEAS.
SELLERS 16s 6d.
ALL PRICES.
E. GRIFFITHS & CO,
Licensed Sharebrokers,
EASTER NOVELTIES
NEW PLYMOUTH.
Gold Hearts, plain and set with stones.
Silver-mountedcut glass novelties
GoldMuff Chains from 50_
GoldNecklets fromlis 6d
in Parlia-
Itried your electro-medical methods with great success. My ill-health has dis-
appeared.
Write us and we shall assist you to
select a present neat in design and
reasonable in price. .
#-"-*
As we cured this man, so we can
euro you. He ts but one of many who
praise our treatment.
Write your
troubles. Letters promptly answered,
and Medicine sent by Parcels Post.
your stock by purchasing one
of my
SATE
HORSE & COW COVERS.
Half-a-dozen electro siiver spoons The verybest on the market; unsurpassed for material or workmanship.
with each weddingring sold.
Write Your Troubles.
If you cannot call at our office, fully
describe your symptoms, and you will
receive in a plain envelope a scientific
and honest opinion of your case.
GUARANTEED CURE IN EVERT
Diplomas and
CASE ACCEPTED.
Certificates oC qualification and registration open to inspection. The Chief
Phvslclan. Dr. WALLACE. L.R.C.S..
E.. L.R.C.P.. E.. L.M.. is registered
by Australian and English Med.
Boards, and may be consulted freo by
post or personally. He bears diplomas
from some of the leading Medical
Centres of Great Britain. The Speclalists' 750-page Medical Work post
free upon
In SixWeeks shares maybadouble
their present value.
TN CROSSES from 4s 6d, Pendants
-*(Members TaranakiStock Exchange)
fromssi
Sydney, twice Mayor of that
O'CONNOR & TYDEMAN,
A. JOHNSTON,
THE LEADING NORTH ISLAND SADDLER & HARNESS MAKER,.
JEWELLERS.
(Late John McVay, Napier),
Pa!marston North.
High-street..
G. RANKIN,
GEO. E. RENDLE
application.
The Strictest Confidence
Relied upon. We have references from
may be
I
district in the Colonies. Almr.st
J every
every post brings us fresh evidence of
I
i success. quarter of
a Century the
For a
] Freeman
and Wallace Medical Instliute
fact,
J
and will remain
has beon" a fixed
It is as standard as Australian
"
»
II
THE
Electro-Medical and Surgical
Institute,
Cor. Elizabeth and Ifathurst sts.,
Sydney.
And at Melbourne.
Howard Freeman, Director.
Y)r. Wallace, Physician-in-CMef.
Dr. White, Women's Diseases.
Dr. F. 'Bell, Lecturer.
__BS__-im___BH-__a--__Biß_-BBaaHß__nßaA
5 c^srysa 1 B__\_a \__t9i_5 __"<-.
Gup.3, Ammunition. Hockey,
§
Goif, & Feotbaii
Rstiuisites.
i^
fe
THE LATEST TAILOR,
—
equal for
districts,
Addsess : Robertshawe's Buildings,
High-street.
known the inhabitants of
and surrounding
BE itDannevirke
that the Aerated Water and
to
Cordial Business conducted by E. P.
Brogan,has no connection whatever
M with any other similar business in
Remington Hamsnorlsss Boii-iabarrel Sfioiguns, Automatic safety |j the looality.
fig
and triple locked action
E.P. Brogan personally manufaci tures
his famous beverages onhis own
premises, and personally delivers
them, and patrons favouring him
—
d with orders may rely on obtaining
Remington Hi;h3 Adapted to
either black or smokeless cartridge; jS promptly onlyproducts of the finest
qualityand flavour.
Note. The address is
HIGH-STREET NORTH,
—
New Season's Hockey Sticks. All |j
St. John's Church).
(Opposite
latest patterns,indiarubber and ||
cane-spring handles, no sting- y
may be left at Pallant's
Orders
lg
ing, finest selection in colony
Rooms ; W. Jones,
From 7/S up. m Refreshment
European Fruiterer ; Pateman,
Best Quality White Leather and ||
Composition Hockey Balls, _/- up g Baker ; and J. Jones, Grocer ; where
all of the famous E.P.B. manufactures can be obtained.
Orders for social., balls, wedding
parties,picnics, and oountryresidents
receive careful and prompt attention.
E. P. BROGAN,
Sole Proprietor of the
Eminently Pure Beverages Cordial
—
B Football., Rurj.y and Association. i
Factory.
fl Regulation size, best quality |
1 English leather, largest assort- |
■ ment in colony
Froiii S/S up | IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
I
Send for Price Lists.
| HOME SEPARATOR CREAM
—
..
in any quantity.
I
& 00.
c. nxxmim
Highflßl prions given. We pay
Christchurch, Invarcargil! B PURCHASED
1
railagefo Wellington. Consign to
Wailington.
WELLINGTON FRESH FOOD
c. eTprior,
to the
to intimate
public of Dannevirke and
WISHES
surrounding
that he has
taken over Messbs COLLETT &
'|"_| AS no
SON'S shoeing business,andisnow in
a position io undertake all classes of
shoeing.
STYLE, FIT,
All horses shod with every care
andneatness.
OR
For oonstant wear try a set of hia
Steel
Shoes.
QUALITY OF MATERIAL.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
A trial solioited.
One trial will convince you of this
fact.
'
district,
CiURES
WANTED
g
21- LB.
PRIOK'S CASTANA VESOA
Also 6i acres with an eight-roomed
MIXTURE
PATEMAN'S BAKERY,
house and bath-room. Good stabling ;
low
rent.
Whooping
Cough.
For
CHILDREN WHEN TEETHING.
Where all classes of small goods
Have more or less diarrhoea, wliich
Apply to—
procured fresh and sweet at
cannot be checked effectually, as the
Opposite Masonio Hotel,
the cough, assists expecROBINSON,
ally hour of the day.
W.
removed, but the
cannot
be
,' toration, cuts short the duracause
BIGH STEEET
Makotuku. diarrhoea can and should be con- tion of the
Bread delivered to all parts of the
attack.
trolledby giving Chamberlain's Colic,
Borough.
KNOWN—You should
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
patronise local industry, and
KNOWN— The Advo- an occasional dose of castor oil to
not send out of town for your printing
cate make a specialityof print- cleanse the system. For sale by W.
High-street,
Chemist
—Try the Advocate.
ing cards.
J. Mason, chemist.
P. NYMAND'S,
S
<
BUT NOT AT
1
At .the Dannovirke sale on the 27tli
FOR SALE.
there was again a very largo yarding
B miles from Eailway oi' sheep, and a fair entry of cattle.
QA ACEES,
The sheep included h huge proporStation and creamery.
tion of cull owes. Bidding for all
Also 100 acres.
keen, and
pleased
A
PETROLEUUM
RISING Every Day.
Idertaken.
gold.
*'"
NEW STOCK
IN
TEAS
THAN
never experiment, but
a guarantee to cure all cases un-
J so.
port :
INSPECTION INVITED.
§
a Sydney, who
'
wj
We have properties for sale in all
BETTER
1
—
—
Z^fAN now be obtained
|
j
j
tations.
AND WERE AWARDED
THE
■
PRICE £U
Disease to be properly treated I
be properly understood,
INumberless deaths are due to improperly treated disease. There is
8 nothing worse than maltreatment, j
If a man is critically ill, and his l
life hangs in the balance, a speI
§ cialist, who is perfect in his spe- I
a cialities, should ba consulted. The
man is given the
I
chance to live. 1
'
Skill,
perfect
knowledge, and 9
I
treatment may save him. Some 1
I
§ of the finest c .perts in MEN'S
I
DISEASES comprise the medical
1staff of the K EOIANandWAL-
a
TARfiNAKI
much in advance of vendors' expec-
J84,000,000
Capitalfully subscribed
lowing areas:— 940, 330, 580, 300, 1100, j Capitalpaid up
£1,000,000
B
£200,000
Reserve Fund
acres,
also
1600, 700, 1090, 460 and 280
& Co., Ltd., will be A
pleased to receive consignments 9|
:a large number of > first-class dairy
of Wool, Tallow,Hides, Skins, and all
kinds of produce for sale in the Lonfarms.'
don, Australian, or local markets.
Liberal cash advancesmade on same.
WOOL.
J
We begto offer our services as selling
SHEEP LAND BARGAIN. brokers
season.
coming
j Lime and Soda. The
for the
i purest of these ingredNAPIER WOOL SALE DATES,
1906 7.
m tents emulsified with the
HAVE just been instructed to offer
;,'
FEBRUARY. h freshest of fresh eggs.
fbr immediate sale the following Cash Advances20th
made on growing
valuable property :
|§ Medicine and Food perclips of Wool on favourable terms.
fectly combined. The
SHEEP DIP.
P___f_ ACRES, 400 acres in grass, all
vw/ flat an<i. ploughable, watered
\ people made it famoui.
To killparasite life and improY. coninndmill and dams, all Dost and wire ditionand weight oi-wool DIP.
1 Famous in every town
USE QUIBELL'S
fencing, 16 paddocks. Carrying capaM
andhamlet in New ZeaUnsurpassed
for
all-round
excellence.
city^—
DALGETY & CO. are prepared to M land. Men, Women and
takeup Farm andStation Accounts.
4 SHEEP PER ACRE.
Childrenhavemade ;
Loass negotiateduponFreehold and
Lands at lowest current
wX Buildings:11-roomed residence and Leasehold
rates of interest.
*11usual outbuildings.
DALGETY
<C
BUY
;
I
must
DALGETY & CQM LTD. INVENTIONS,
VALFERS, ,
*~*~*
I
(/>
I
ILACE INSTITUTE,
WILLIAMS AND KETTLE.
-
terms.
tooth ewes 17s 2d, 2-tooth ewes 13s
6d to 14s Bd, old ewes 9s Id to 13s
9d. Cattle were not sought after,
AT THE NEW ZEALAND
INTERNATIONAL
EXHIBITION
11 DISEASE
ITS
YOU
I CAN
and
e_SE.
Tlie New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Ltd., report
holding their fortnightly sale in Miller's lload yards on Wednesday when
of
they offered a large yarding
slieep and a moderate entry of cattle
to a large circle of buyers. We sold
the whole of our yarding of sheep
with the exception of a line of small
2-tooth ewes. We quote: 2 and 4-
DANNEVIRKE.
PASTORALISTS
AND MERCANTILE
7
Geo. E. Rendle,
(Opposite Masonio Stables)
BARRAUD-STREET.
PIGS. BACON PIGS.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
DIMOCK & CO., Ltd., will
« receive live Pigs at the following Stations asunder :
ORMONDVILLE, Tuesday, April
2, 16, and 80.
PAHIATUA, Wednesday, April 3
and 17.
ORINGI,Monday, April 8 and 22.
WOODVILLE, Tuesday, April 9
and 23.
W
—
Agent :
H. WARE,
Mangatainoka.
F. WHALER & SONS,
BOOTMAKERS.
had 40 years* experiinbootmanufacture,tha
HAVING
rely
public
getting a good
ence
may
on
pair of boots made, or repaired, on.
the premises.
F. WHALER & SONS,
High-street North and South.
THE AOTEA COOKING RANGE.
&
ICE COMPANY,
"Wellington.
LADIES' NURSE.
STONE,CertificatedLadies'
Nurse, begs to intimate that
MRS
returned to Dannevirke and
she
npHE most up-to-date on the mar*
ket. For sale by local ironmongers. Try one and you will ba
happy.
ANTED KNOWN— If you get
has
youraddress tags printedat the
has recommenced business as above Advocate
Office, jg^willsave money.
inMoPhee-street c/o Mrs J. Smith.
Willing to accept engagement in
OUCAN BUY IT CHEAPER AT
i
&ACKAY & POTTS'.
town or country.
'
THB DANNjBVIRKE
8
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|f
I
P'X
1
W. EOSE.
ng-NOX PRESBYTER!*^
DANNEVIRKE STOCK SALE. |
SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1907.
CHURCH.
THE KANAKA PROBLEM.
+
SUNDAY, .1JT MjLRGH> 1907>
~~
.,
HALL, DANNEVIRKE.
THRILL
EASTER
NIGHT,
—
COUNTRY
EASTER MONDAY.
MONDAY
[Electric T__/e__u_>h. COPYRIGHT.]
April
[Press
Association.]
Ist,1907.
j v
Dahnf.vibk^
an
7pm
fieVt
A '»«a_t,
(Received March 30, 11.7 a.m.)
the
auspices
Under
of the Athletic and
FOR
RESERVES
""~__:_ v:230 p.m.-Re V Grant.
GRAND
BRISBANE, March 30.
CyclingClub.
<_Mn.AQRO_H_L_:
"
LEASE.
7.30
.—Mr
Bull.
p.i.ewes
Mr
f.f.m^breeding
Woodford,
100
Resident Commis- GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUF
50 prime fat ewes
sioner at the Solomon Islands, states
CHURCH,DANNE- that the repatriation of the Kana|;
40 2-th ewes
Office of the School Commissioners, !
MENTAL
CONCERT.
kas is proceeding satisfactorily. The
VIRKE.
lambs
Napier, March 9th, 1907.
IXiy 35
PROGRAMME.
natives
revert
to
quickly
their old )
35 f.m.ewes
RECREATION
EASTER SERVICES.
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
ways. The men returned have been Musical Overture
Savage"Orchestra
30 lambs(shorn)
"
~~
fX'
jL\
SUNDAY,
the
Education
Reserves
well
by
people.
that
MARCH
31st.
received
their
I
Song, Take back your gold
|F 150 f.£._i. Lincoln ewes
Preacher :Rev. T. T. Thomas, B.A.
I 180 very forward lambs,mixed sexes mentioned in the Schedule hereunder
T. A.Thompson RUNNING
"
"
willbe offered for Lea.c for Twenty- Morning,11am.: Subject TheResurSons, Lowther Arcade"
yf 112 fat and forwardewes
CYCLING
■
Miss Daisy McClure
|
50 4 and6th wethers
one Years, by Publio Auction, at . rection of our Lord." Evening, 7
I.
CHOPPING
(Selected)
Tai
Heketa
Song
Son,
20 18mos steers
[press
y,
Hoadley
Messrs C. B.
and
association.]
p.m. : The ConquerorChrist."
Recitation,''The Man fromIronbark"
SAWING
;F
15 2 to 2syr steers
Limited's, Auction Rooms, Napier, Matamau, 7 p.m.:Mr Gifford.
DUNEDIN, March SO.
!
T. A.Thompson
Two
2yr steers
earthquake
were
felt
WREBTLING
TUESDAY,
Tipapakuku,
X-i-..40
shocks
day
2.30
:
Rev.Thomas.
p.m.
at 11 am.on
9fch
Musical military overture
1springing cow
|yesterday.
POLE VAULT
next
April
of
:
Savage's
Party
lr-eow in calf
T UIHERAN CHURCH, DANNEVItfKE
Quartette
Upset
QUOITS, ic.
weaners,
Song
(Selected)
good
Daisy
line
Miss
McClure
10
We mean to keep ahead in our line
rental To-morrow,11 a,m.
20 18mos heifers
and never play seconds, consequent- AndScotch dances by Mr Sutherland.
2 fatcows
per
SCHEDULE.
ly our shipments of new season's
Second Pact.
goods will be found up-to-date Musical Overture, Savage's Orchestra REFRESHMENT BOOTH ON THE
a. r. p. annum
'
BANK
HOLIDAYS.
in all departments. Ladies requirGROUND.
y
NORSEWOOD STOCK SALE.
£ s
ing new dresses should now place Followed by the -mirth provoking
MONDAY, APRIL Bth.
Woodville,Section
to the terms of "The their orders at once and avoid disComedy,
will sell by auction at
13 236
617
14, Block I.
Banks andBankers ActAmend- appointment. McDowell andPower.*
1o'clock
CHECKMATE.
Rheum. has permanently cured
BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE.
Woodville,Section
ment Act, 1882," and "The Bank
60 f.m. ewes
OF CHARACTERS.
—
FBIDAY, APRIL sth.
|F "TIT ROSE will sell by auction at
'. W
1o'clock
EDUCATION
200 wether lambs, good line
"-■
"
_
.
CARNIVAL,
SPORTS
METHODIST
'"'
EARTHQUAKE^
"
i
—
—
"
WROSE
PURSUANT
...
...
_, Block IX.
100 lambs
140 0 0 66 10 Holidays Act, 1902," TUESDAY,
200 forward wethers
Tahoraiti, Section
2nd April, 1907, is hereby appointed
-'
XX 200 f.f.m.Lincoln ewes
24, Block XIV. 99 .0 16 39 13 a Special Bank Holiday throughout
50 f.m. ewes
Tahoraiti, Section
the colony.
£;.■■'■■
10 3yr old steers
'
34,
Block
"106
0
0
37
2
XIV.
weaners,
12
mixed sexes
The Union Bank of Australia,Ltd.,
J, B. PERCY,
10 18mos steers
The Reserves will^be offered sub_ 4 fat cows
.
' _i§Siito payment.-hfrtha. purGhasar„2lt j,^. ..jj "
Resident Inspector.
r-„ -sgpjgj^steers {goo"arbne)T
each
-:lot*?>^fr.rthe^tundermehtioned- Ths-Bank of New Zealand,
Owing to this sale falling onEaster
■
ALEX. MICHIE,
Monday, it is postponed to theabove amounts for improvements :
£ s
f date.
General Manager.
Woodville, Section 14, Block 1 602 7 The Bank of Nbw South Wales,
Woodville,Section 4,Block IX. 594 10
WILLIAMS AND SETTLE. LTD.
E J. FINCH,
Tahoraiti, Section 24, Block
Inspector.
WOODVILLE STOCK
XIV.
281 1 The Banks will also be closed on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3bi>,
Tahoraiti, Section 34, Block
Friday, Saturday and Monday, 29th
At 2 o'clock. . .'■
"...
327 10 and 80thMarch and Ist April, reWILLIAMS & KETTLE, XIV.
Ltd., have been instructed to
Lessees to have a right of renewal spectively.
—
SALET
... ... ...
... ...
■
MESSRS
"ell-
ISO-.--, breedingewes
180 2-th breedingewes
200 ewe lambs
14 steers
On accotmt of this sale falling on
Easter Mondayit has been postponed
,-<s|Jp the above date.
TLLTAMB & KETTLE, Ltd.,
WEBER SALE.
TUESDAY, 9th APRIL, 1907,
At 1p.m.
200 f.m. ewes
100 wethers
W^
~
ASsorrrATirm
STOCK AUCTIONEERS'
PUBLIC SALES.
WAIPUKURAU YARDS.
thus
NAPIER
TUESDAY,APRIL 2nd, 1907,
At 11.30 a.m.
800 2th Romney ewes (Ashcott)
.
800 fat and forward wethers (Ashcott)
600 fat lambs(Ashcott)
30 rapelambs (Ashcott)
1000 freezing wethers
200 4 and6th ewes
370 fm. half-bred Merino-Lincoln
GWCS
1000 lambs
6 18mos steers andheifers
2 good milkers
30 fat bullocks
23 fat heifersv
10 fat cows
#
30 yearlingsteers
20 2£yr steers
20 4yr steers
17 springing heifera
6 3yrheifers
25 shorthorn cows_
_
—
BUSH DISTRICTS SHEEP DOG
TRIAL CLUB.
A DOG trial willbe held on the
Oringi Station on 29th and 80th
'■
May.
Further particulars in future advertisement.
W. H. GAISFORD,
Secretary.
strength.
healtb:and
for business
men.
Difficulties of one kind and another occur every day in all kinds of
business affairs requiring a clearmind
to deal with them satisfactorily. A
man in poor health is quite unfitted
to cope with business worries.
of lease from time to time for a
period not exceeding 21 years for
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH.
each such renewal.
r Conditions can be seenat the Post
are reminded
Office, Dannevirke,and at thisoffice.
that on Easter Sunday allthe
E. P. A. PLATFORD,
offertories will be handed to the
Secretary to Commissioners. Vicar.
HAWKE'S BAY EDUCATION A. WEBBER )
-Churchwardens.
BOARD.
W. F. KNIGHT]
applications, accompaniedby testimonials, will be NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS.
received up to noon of THURSDAY, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
4th April, from teachers qualiAT OHRISTCHURCH.
fied to fill the following positions ;
Dannevirke N., assistant mistrers, Through Booking of Passengers
4>90 per annum
from North Island to ChristHampden, mistress, £105. per annum
ohurch by Rail and Steamer.
Hatuma S., sole teacher, £70 per!
annum
issue of the through return
Matahiwi,sole teacher, £110 and £10
tickets to Christchurch to
house allowance per annum
cover journeys by rail and steamer,
Napier, assistant mistress, £85 per available for return for two months
annum
from date of issue, is extended up to
Waerenga-ahika, mistress, £100 per and including Saturday, 13th April,
annuni
1907.
Waipiro Bay, headmaster, £165 and Intending passengers will require
£20 house allowance perannum to give 2_ hours' notice.
Wakarara, sole teacher, £90 per an- Full particulars can be obtained
num and residenoe
from any etationmaster.
Weber, mistress, £85 per annum
See notices posted at allstations.
Napier, assistant master, £170 per
BY ORDER.
annum
Forms of application may be had
NORSEWOOD.
on applyling to the offioe.
G. CRAWSHAW,
EDWIN H. BREWER,
Secretary Education Board.
Surgeon Dentist, Waipawa,
Education Office,
will visit Noreewood on WEDNESDAY, April 3rd, and regularly
Napier,March 22nd, 1907.
fortnightly thereafter, and may be
TAMAKIBLOCK.
consulted at Mr Johanscn's Hotel
from 9 am.until 4.80 p.m.
Hawke's Bay Timber Co,
postponed picnio of the
Ltd., is prepared to lease to
farmers suitable areas. For particucombined branohes of the
Farmers' Union will be held on
lars apply to
WEDNESDAY, Apnl Brd.
FRITS JENSSEN,
GEO. BUCHANAN,
Manager.
Dannevirke,Nov. 10, 1906. /
Hon. Sec.
WAIPAWA COUNTY COUNCIL.
LAND FOR SALE -A BARGAIN.
for the position
and a half acres
of a Working Road Foreman
with two cottages (close to are invited by the Waipawa County
Borough), best building Council up to 5 p.m.onTHURSDAY,
Dannevirke
sites in the district; easy terras. the
_fch day of April rf-xt.
Apply to
The duties will be general road
STEPHEN FRANKLIN. work, and in charge of several roadmen. Wages 10s per day.
Applicants to state their age,preWHAREWHITU.
vious experience,and whether they
have had any experience in bridge
Private Boarding- work. Applications to be in the
house,Queen-street.
handwriting of the applicants.
All the comforts of ahome. Terms
M. MURRAY,
moderate.
County Clerk.
MISS BRENNAN,*
Waipawa, March 23rd, 1907.
Proprietress.
Telephone 118.
PARISHIONERS
SEPARATE
—
THE
MR
THE
T^HE
NINETEEN
APPLICATIONS
fiiutx BLUE FLAG FIRST-CLASS
M^LIVER CURE.
ff taken.as directed will keep a business man in a condition for business. It banishes the blues, conchronic constipation, and proTEA AND HOSPITALITY.
uces exhilaration, of spirits and
eagerness for work.
Blue Flag Liver Cure is registered
They go together, and the teapot
with the Public Health Department, may be regarded as the national emand is exempt from the Poisons Re- blem of hospitality. The afternoon
gulation because it is free from poi- caller is welcomed with tea; the
son.
friend who comes in for a quiet chat
is served with tea. There is morning
PRICES : 2s 6d and 4s 6d.
tea and afternoon tea, and many
business men have tea served in their
H. M. BENNETT,
offices. The palate-pleasing tea of
Chemist, Local Agent.
1907 is
3uers
-
ANTED
to exchange for a
worn-out digestion, a bottle of
Pepto-chlor ,and 4s 6d.
Peai-son's
Any " chemist will oblige.
J. CRIST'S BOOT PALACE.
gentltmenfarmers,
TTTA.NTED~SOO
*
."
500 mill hand and axemenl
champions,500 Dannevirke citizens, toi
try a pair of our boj^duringnextthree(
'
XxryXyyy y
months.
ANTED all martyrs to indiges-
tion to get an "acquaintance"
bottle of Pearson's Pepto-chlor. the
absolute indigestion cure.
CASTE
thousands of sufferers from rheumatism, gout, sciatica, and lumbago. It
will cure you. All stores, 2s 6d and
4s 6d. Give it a trial.*
Go to Etz and you will have something to pick from. He does keep a
large stock.*
Sir Everton Toffee
Mr C. Blakiston
Sam Winkle
Mr Neal Eagar
Henry
Mr Mason
Parsley
Mr Butler
Strap
Mr Prior
Cheeks
Master J.Mitchell
Bottles
Mr E.M.Tracey
BOROUGH OF DANNEVIRKE. Miss CharlotteRusse Miss Robertson
Martha Bunn
Mrs Burmester
Mary Anne
Miss Jetta Jensen
CLOSED~ROAD.
Jane
Miss Dorry Burmester
Act
I
Coffee
Room,
DudleighHotel.
:
NOTICE is herebygiven
that the upper portion of VIC- Act II". Garden of The Grange."
TORIA AVENUE is closed for Popular prices:Front
seats 2s, bacj_ ls.
traffic,
the
'"
PUBLIC
acre. Terms £2 per acre cash, balance*
at 5 per cent.
improved bush land*
1160
w?}l watered, and situated
. rmACRES
THE —
409
-
DEMONSTRATION
WANTED—
SOCIAL AND
DANNEVIR__E>
BARGAINS IN FARMS
(Direct from Sydney),
In a refreshingly new programme.
to Easter Holiday.,
ELTON.
FRED ELTON.
Cowperand Irichard,Dentists, FRED (Keep your eyes on him).
will not visit Ormondville until DaintyGRACEELTONwillplease you.
Will be held at
TUESDAY, April 16th.
THE ONLY AP.FLE ON THE TREE.
(As featured by Maynott and Elton
PARTNER WANTED.
ORMONDVILLE
Opera BurlesqueComedy.)
DON'T
MISS
THIS
GREAT
SHOW.
partner
A
for a Prices :3s, 2s, ls,
on
children half-price
first-class wood and coal except
seats. Plan at Bartlett's, rebusiness. All particulars on appli- servedls
seats 2s 6d.
,
cation to Advocate office.
OUNDAY, APRIL 7th, 1907,
OWING
-
H. TILSLEY,
ELTON COMEDY COMPANY
NOTICE.
DANCI^
allin grass, nearly all
72 ACRES,
ploughable, 6 paddocks, good
fences, well watered; creamery,
Post
Office and school opposite section;
title, 47 acres 0.R.P., and 25 acres.
LLP. Price £12 per acre, 20 cows
given in.
gQ ACRES, freehold, rich grass,
land, well clovered, good-
house, cowshed, &c; 6 miles from
DANCE will be held in the In aid of the funds of the Danne- Dannevirke, creamery and school 4
mile. Price £18 per acre, £500 cash..
Umutaoroa Public Hall on
TUESDAY,April 2nd. Admission :
virke and Waipukurau Hospitals.
Double tickets 3s 6d, single 2s.
MR A. LAWSON,
cf Piano, Violin,
Mandoline, etc., (highest A
11EACHER
award in Great Britain and Austra-
.
lian Colonies gainedby aviolin pupil
limestone formation,,
in lastexamination of London Trinity Dancing at 8 p.m.
322 ACRES,
all in grass, 100 acres nowCollege of Music). Studio,High-st., To suitvisitors from town a brake
Dannevirke. Visits Makotuku Wed- will leave Mill's stables at 7 p.m : Procession starts from the Town i ploughablo,remainder one low hill.
| Excellent grazing and dairying land;
Fare Is
nesdays.
13 paddocks, weUfenced and watered ;
R. GILMOUR, Hon. Seo. Hall at 1.30 p.m.
carrying capacity 8 sheep per acre ;
Mb A. E. SAVAGE.
TENDERS.
8-roomed house, nearly new ; man's*
Late of Williamson's Grand Italian
house, dairy, washhouse,stable,cowOpera Coy.) "
RMSTRONG BROS, invite
shed, woolshed, &c. Township,
of Violin, Piano, and X3L tenders for Stumping and
creamery, store and post office wiflhin
Brass Instruments. Visits and Clearing 50 acres, more or less, on
J mile, railway Btation 8J mile-..
receives pupil-. Specialattentiongiven their Glengarry property. SpecifiPrice
£11 5s per aore, good terms.
to technique and theory.
cations can be seen at Messrs BarAddress :McPbee-straer,Dannevirke. raud and Abraham's and at GlenOUR COAL GIVES
garry.
» 90 "* Engliah,
1000 ACBES
Tenders close March Slßt. The
MISS WHALER,
grasses, 100 acres light
A maximum of heat at aminimum \
or any tender not necessarily
standing bash; good undulating,
A.L.C.M.,
of expense. Tryit for yourself.
| lowest
accepted.
grazing land; 8 well-fenced and.
(Associate London CollegeMusic) j
ARMSTRONG BROS.
watered paddocks, carrying 1300"
resumed tuition in pianosheep, 600 lambs, 60 cattle and
WEBER
COUNTY
COUNCIL.
SAMUEL BROWN. LTDf,
forte, theory and singing.
horses, and now being stocked much
!
heavily;5-roomed house, woolmore
"
Addbess : Opposite High School,
Tenders, addressed to
WELLINGTON.
shed, stable, good plantation and
Burns-street.
the Clerk of the Weber County
orchard, 18 miles from large town, sCouncil, andmarked contract No. C6,
from railway. Price £7 per acre,,
MUSICAL.
will be received at the Council Office,
£2200, balance at 5 per cent.
cash
Ti Tree Point up till 4 p^m. on
WALTON has resumed FRIDAY, April sth, 1907, for splitlessons (Piano,Organ.Theory) ting 100 cords (more or less) of -reACRES, grass 750, scrub
Pupils prepared for examinations wood.
1000
IVVV 250,
if desired.
title L.I.P. FirstSpecifications may be seen at Mr A
class grazing land of clay and limeAddkess : Swinburne-street.
Robertson's Store, Weber.
IN
stone foundation. Winters ICOO
The Overseer will leave Weber on T>ARGAINS
sheep and 85 cattle on 750 acres,
MISS HUGHES,
Tuesday, 2nd April, at 10.30 a.m., to
will carry 2 sheep when ploughed;
TEACHEE CF BAIiIiKOOM AND THE LATEST show intending contractors over the GLASSWARE AND CROCKERY 800 acres ploughable; 7 paddocks,
Fancy Dancing.
work.
good fences (mostlynew) ; 2-roomed
The
o rany tender not neces...AT...
whare and trapshed. Bates about
begin aclass for Cbildren sarily lowest
TX7"ILL
accepted.
£20 ; Dannevirke 16 miles ; rent 4s
first week in April.
VV particulars,apply
T. SULLIVAN,
For
Miss Edkins,
S. T. SMITH'S, 3dper acre, payable half-yearly, less
County Road Overseer.
10 per cent. Price £1600.
The Terrace.
Weber, 26th March, 1907.
— — — — — — — — —— — —
TEACHER
°
!
'
HAS
WRITTEN
MISS
.
DANNEVIRKE ADVOCATE.
TENDERS.
NOTICE.
are invited for cutting,
rpENDERS
-■- by contract,
A. STRATFORD has been
MR J.appointed
canvasser and col-
Sawmill.
Tenders c?ose noon sth April.
MILBURN BROS, Ltd.,
Hastings.'
"~
at our Onga Onga
—
"THE" FAMILY' GROCER.
FIREWOOD! FIREWOOD!
MRS
W~
For further particulars apply to—
J. JENSEN,
to
Soanley-street,
notify
SAUNDERS
MR iswishes
still supplying firewood
the public
that he
in
any leDgths, from 9 inches upwards,
in matai,maire, and rata, for cash.
Prices reasonable.
THE
WANTED
WANTED
—
about 19 miles from Dannevirke by
good metalled road to within 2 or
8
miles; 700 or 800 acres in grass,
and
practicallyring.fenced;divided into
6
paddocks; buddings. 5-roomed
house
(new), sheepyards.
' Price £5 15s per
_lor owner s interest. O.R.P. at
Borough Council have author- 17s
?£ re6d
per
acre. Terms £1000 cash,
ised the following charges for
balance canbe-arranged.
admission:
ACRES, O.R.P. at 22s 6d per
To Ground: Adults ls,Children 6d
aore; good bush land, 190
To Stand :
acres in grass, balance light bush.
-JuUdmgs,new 5-roomed house and 2roomed whare ; {ring fenced, wel!
watered,situated17 miles from Dannevirke. Price £6 per acre for Leasees*
A DANCE will also be heldat the interest.
.
OCCUPIERS
IMPOUNDED
"
O'TR ACRES,fine sheep and oattle*-*
«* . country,
situated 11miles from.
Dannevirke by good metalledroad; 25a
acres in grass, balance light bush;
divided into 3 or 4 paddocks, well
watered, ring.fenced. There is enougk
timber(sawn) on the ground to build a.
good dwelling. Also several cottages
and whares bricksfor chimneys (given
in). School 1 mile distant. Price, £8-7s 6d for Leasees'interest. This is a
grandproperty and is on offer cheap for
a short time only.
good healthy sheep.
4-00
vvr ACRES'
country, well watered;, hilly
but not steep; 210 acres in grass*
balance light bush. House 2 roomsheepyards. Price £4 15s for
interest. Title O.RP., at 17s owner's'
6d per
ODDFELLOWS' HALL.
Supper and Music of the best.
as
BRIDGE has been
washed away in the late flood.
■) T " Q
H. GLASS
Gents 3's 6d, ladies ls 6d.
LAND AGENT,
By order.
T. A. THOMSON ) Jomfc Secs'
FRANK G. MAGNUSSON,
T\RILL HALL, DANNEVIRKE.
Town Clerk
Town Clerk's Office,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES'
19th March,1907.«?>
lector.
Weekly subscribers (excepting
tenders!
those on the Piri Piri run) are requested
pay
subscriptions
to
their
to
REGISTRATION OF FACTORIES
Marainanga Estate Co.,Ltd.,
him, and not to the runner boys.
Akitio,
invite tendersfor falling
BUICK & RUSSELL,
of Factories are
about 1600 acres of light bush and
Proprietors.
notified that the registration
scrub in one or four blocks. Tenders
of factories expires on 31st March,
on Bth April, and specifiand re-regiEttation is due on the 2nd THE AOTEA COOKING RANGE. will close
can be seen at the Station,
cations
April.
Akitio, and intending contractors
The form (Return C) under the
over the groundany timeafter
shown
Act,
Labour Department
sent out re
25th
inst.
cently to factory occupiers, is re- ri^HE most up-to-date on the marSpecifications may ba seen at
quired to be sent in to this office on
ket. For sale by local iron- Advocate office.
above date, accompanied by the registration fee. The scale of fees is uiongGrs. Try one and you will be
TENDERS.
happy.
shown on the form.
TO LET— A mile
A. CRUICKSHANK.
Inspector of Factories.
and a half of fencing. ApLADIES' NURSE.
in the Borough
HAROLD HUNTER.
by
Ranger
Pound the
on the 16th
STONE,CertificatedLadies'
Aohanga.
inst.,
white
Horse,
One Chestnut
The delicate flavor and excellent
Nurse, begs
drinking qualities, make it a strong face, branded like H on off shoulder. she has returned to to intimate that
BUSHFELLING.
Dannevirke and
If not claimed and expenses paid
favorite in the home.
will bo sold on the 13th April.
has recommenced business as above
ANTED TO LET— I2OO acres
in McPhee-street c/o Mrs J. Smith.
R. RICHARDS,
of bush in lots to suit conWilling to accept engagement in
_
Poundkeeper.
tractors. Apply to
FROM ALL STORES,
or country.
town
KNOWN— If"you get
GEO. WHEELER,
your address tags printed at the
OU CAN BUY ITCHEAPER AT
At 2s per lb.
Kawbatau,
,»
Advocate Office you willsave moneyi i
MACKAY & POTTS*.
Mangaweka.
CRESCENT
BLEND
TEA
PROPERTIES.
& HALL,
LAND AGENTS,
Dannevirke.
NOTICE.
NEW MUSIC !
outstanding accounts, if
paid
ALL
before March 31st,
will bs
not
on or
sued for.
JENS JENSEN,
Stanley-street.
~MISS ETTA BAKER.
in Painting, Drawing,
(CLASSES
J and. Carving commence in
CHEAP MUSIC I
of New and Popular
HUNDREDS
Songs, publishedat 2s until recently,now obtainable at
6d.
This shopis thoroughly up-to-datein
allmusical publications.
Orders by post promptly attendedto,.
Norsewood on THURSDAY, March
21st.
TTTANTED KNOWN— That we at
* * J. Grist'sBoot
Palace sell good MUSICSELLEES & STATIONERS^
Dannevirke.
"^%"
Boots,
Shoes,
Socks,
stuff
etc. Corn"
paste a speciality. Bring in your repairs. Note the address: J. Ceisi,
Printed and published by the proprieHigh- street.
tors Thomas Lindsay Bttice and
ailments arise through ai John Ruffell Russeil, at theitfbad digestion. Pearson's Pep- j registered office, Eigb.-str.et, Danneto-chlor cures indigestion. Then why i rake, ProyincialDistrict of Hawke'a
not.
j Bay, March 30, 19t7.
—
MOST
Lawson Bros

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