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I STIRLING BUTCHERY- i T. G. MARWICK beg* to intimate I that, he has purchased the Butchery Busi- j ness recently carried on by Simon | Wright., Stirling, and hopes to merit a , fair share of public patronage. He will | keep none but the primest of beef and ; mutton. Cart will call in Balclutha, I Tuesdays and Saturdays. ; T. G. MARWIGK, Who Wile and Retail Butchery Stirling. In connection with the above I have to thank the p.iblic of Stirling and Balclutha and surrounding districts for the liberal patronage accorded to me during the eight months I have been in business in the Stirling butchery. 1 have every con- ] fiue.nce in asking fur my successor, Mr ; Mavwick, a continuance of the same ! generous support. ! SIMON WRIGHT. | NEW SPRING GOODS I Now showing in all departments. Bought direct from the manufacturers and sold at lowest prices for reliable goods . VERY SPECIAL DRESS BARGAINS. Just, opened, 80 dress lengths of lovely new figured and shot materials, ex-^uif-ite goods, prices as follows for dress length of seven yards — i b'ancy shot, materials with , small patterns, well worth 25s i the dresa length ... ... For 15s Colored Alpacas (principally shots) in all shades, very P r ?tty Forl7sCd Light, medium, or dark silk and wool materials^ worth 35s the dress length . For 22 3 64 We cannot send samples of these as they are in dress lengths but if not approved we will exchange- All who have seen them agree they are simply WONDERFUL VALUE, and just the newest that can be got for money. Brown, Ewinvand Co,, DUNEDIN, R. RENTON GRIGOR, SOLICITOR, County Chambers, Balclutha. 38 I Trust moneys to l^nd on approved i securities. Visits Clinton on Sale Days. NEIL PATERSON, B.A, L.L.8., BARRISTER & SOLICITOR, KAITANGATA. Ofh'ee — Exmouth Street. Visits Balchitha every Friday and on Court Days : Dunne's Hotel. .Money to lend on Freehold Security. .

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