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t Miscellaneous Notices. SUPERIOR samples SEED WHEAT foi sale, about 800 bushels. — Wm. LAw- [ rbncb, Waikaia, m 354 fl OEE PRESBYTERIAN MISSION • JC CHARGE, Oddfellows' Hall. —Mi 1 Fairmaid will preach next Sabbath, morn- ; .ng and eveniug. All welcome. m 362 LOOK OUT I— Fire Brigade Anniversary : Torchlight Procession, Fireworks, Con- cert, Grand Irish Circle, Songs, and Farces. —Wednesday, September sth. m 347 WANrED,— A General Servant j must be jab'le to milk. Apply to Mrs Dolamose, Albany street. POISON for DOGS is laid on .Retreat Rue. m 237 DANIEL ROSS, Manager. CJIO LET— Comfortable fom-roomed house X Apply to R. Dewar. T HEWITT is a CASH PURCHASER .. of BACON PIGS up to 1601bs. 1932 A MEETING to form «._ Anglers' Asso- ciation will be held in the Town Hall on MONDAY, I3th inst., at 7.30. m 323 JOHN SMAILL, Convener. PT.ENDERS wanted for building a Shop, J_ labor and material. Apply to .Tapper & Co., Gore. m 357 CTTESLBYAN BAZAAR — Oddfellows' f V HaII.FRIDAT and SATURDAY, August 24th and 25th. m 356 WANTED— All Cash Buyers of Drapery and Clothing to purchase this month at the MELBOURNE HOUSE, Mataura. MEN'S 30s Tweed Suits offering .this month for 20s. All goods sold cheaper than ever at the Melbourne House this month. 9x 4 White Blankets, 8s 6d per pair ; 10 x 4 White Blankets, 12s 6d por pair ; 10 x 4 Kaiapoi Blankets, 20s per pair ; 10 x 4 Railway Rugs, 4s 6d to 10s, LADIES AND CHILDRENS' ULrfTEHS nearly half price to clear. Horrocks Exhibition Calico, 3£ yards. Specially good value in Ladies' Dress Goods. DR. W. H. McLEAN, j B.A, M.8., & CM., HAS STARTED PRACTICE in WAI- KAIA and surroundiug districts, apd may be consulted at Empire Hotel. Waikaia BONEDUST! BONEDUST! I HAVE shortly to arrive a cargo of First Class South Australian Bonedust and am now booking orderß for same. As supply is limited, Early Application is necessary. 'Orders received at my Grain Store, GORE ; or the Crescent, Invercargill. ) 1 m 353 J. G. WARD. . «• The Manly Art of Self Defence?' -7VJmi:tt.J^ljAm AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. ] President, J. G. Brown, Esq. Vice-president, - Hugh Sproat, Esq, Professor, Mr Spruce. Open on j .TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, « Bell's Hall. < Members,2s. Non-members (for entrance),3d t m 260 DONALD MATHESON, Sec. THE WAIKAKA FARRIERY. ANDREW~BEATSON t HAS acquired the above, and solicits the patronage of the public. , I Horseshoeing a Specialty. t Plough Fittings and other requisites for the j Farmer in stock, or made to order at the shortest notice. Agricultural Implements Repaired m 340 on the Premises. FOR SALE. t THE HERIOT RAILWAY HOTEL, the only house in one of the best districts in New Zealand, and doing a first class busi- ness, Satisfactory reasons for selling given. Also, EOR LEASE . On very favorable terms— the GENERAL - aTORE, Stock at valuation, A gooa going investment. Apply to the Owner, '. T. J. COLLINS, m 339 On the Premises. T> QBERTSON'S INFALLIBLE REMEDIES Have become a Household Word. , UNGUENTUM ENTERA PULVIS GARGAREON, WOODLANDS, m 132 SOUTHLAND. Rabbit Skins! Kabbit Skins! A. W. McDONALD & CO., DUNEDIN Wool and Babbit Skin Exchange, Opposite Southland Times' Office, Esk Street, Invereargill, ARE the highest Cash Bdyees in tbe Australasian Colonies. They ship their stuff DIRECT TO THE MANUFACTURER, thus giving the benefit of the Middleman's profit to the Rabbiters and the Rabbitskin Producers. Cash Prices Reported in this Paper Weekly! HORSE BAZAAR. Brewer & Trembath LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS, SAIL- MAKERS, SADDLERS. B. and T. have in stock all kinds of CART HARNESS, New and Second-hand. * HORSE MEDICINES of all descriptions. I HORSE COVERS and TARPAULINS. Old Saddles Bought and Exchanged. Agents for New Zealand Express Co. RABBITSKINS and HIDES BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY. CASH PRICES. BREWER &~TREMBATH, I BORj3EBAZAAB,GOBE, m 286

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