Boxon had a light bench themselves with five injured players unavailable, but the home team's dominance was evident in the opening 15 minutes as they ran in five tries when everyone had fresh legs.
Jordan Davis was virtually unstoppable as he scored two of his hat-trick, running excellent lines and getting low to force his way over.
Hooker Stevie Aue controlled the plays while big centre Che Barlow and standoff Steelie Koro cut through at will.
Boxon led 36-6 at the break and while Dannevirke grabbed some second half touchdowns it was barely consoling.
Tryscorer Koro would add nine conversions for a profitable day, while Barlow actually crossed the goalline four times but twice passed the ball to gift a teammate their own four-pointer.
Their team's two wins at home in the premier round makes them top of the table as the other side's have all split their results.
Club league now takes a rest as next weekend the Manawatu Mustangs play Wellington in Palmerston North.
Davis, Barlow, Aue, and wingers Pentuakau Turia-Bennett and Matthew Rangi are all in the representative team.
After that, Boxon travel back to the army camp to play the Linton Cobras, who before Dannevirke handed them their other loss this season a 62-4 thumping on April 13.
Reweti expressed discontent with the draw. His team has to go to Linton twice, as well as Otaki, with the last four games of the round all being away matches.
In the four-team premier grade, the top side automatically progress to the grand final, with teams two and three in a playoff.
