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RECORD CYCLES. l rriHE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY. Built of B.S.A. (English) Parts. Hold four out of five N.Z. Amateur Cham- pionships. Hold Dunedin-Henloy Kecord. Hold Fifty-mile N.Z. Road Record. "Jubilees" at £18 10s (B.S.A. Parts). Cooke, Howlison and Co., MAKERS, DTJNEDIN. Cameron, Murley and Co., Agents Mataura and Gore. npoiwisr ni&Dcii, -gobe Contest Concert, By the GOBE BBASS BAND. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 8 p.m. PRICES— 2s and Is. DANCE— Is. D. PORTEOUS, Secretary. Gore Athenaeum. npHE ANNUAL MEETING of Members 1 will be held in the Reading Boom on TUESDAY, 2Sth inst., at 8 p.m. C. MACDONALD, 462h Secretary. Gore Bowling Club. A SPECIAL MEETING o£ the above Club will be held in the Athenieuni, Gore, TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), at 8 o'clock. Business — Very Important. J. B. PATERSON, Secretary. X OOK OUT! LOOK OUT! Ju . . FOB . . Ye Olde Englyshe Fayre (Under Distinguished Patronage of Repre- sentatives of Ye Olden Time), . . rx the . . TOWN HALL, GORE, WEDNESDAY to SATURDAY, 2nd to sth NOVEMBER. Waikaia-Riversdale Coach Service. ON and after SATURDAY, 22nd inst., this Coach will run as under on SATURDAYS from date to 81st March- Leave Waikaia . . 6.45 a.m. Arrive Riversdale . . 6.45 a.m. Leave Riversdale . . 5.30 p.m. Arrive Waikaia . . 7.30 p.m. R. & J. JOPP, PROPRIETOPS. 457h A CONCERT and DANCE, in aid of Waimumu Organ Fund, will be held in Mb E. Barclay's Barn on FRIDAY, 28-ru OCTOBER. TICKETS— DoubIe, 3s; Single, 2s. A. DAVIDSON, SiJOh Hon. Sec. CKago Agricultural and Pastoral Society. mWENTY-SECOND ANNUAL SUMMER, i SHOW of Sheep, Cattle, Clydesdale, Carriage and Hackney Horses, Dairy Produce, and N.Z. Manufactures, etc., will be held at Tahuna Park, Dunedin, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 24th and 25th NOVEMBER. Entries close 17th November. Schedule and full particulars on applica- tion to * ED. F. DUTHIE, Secretary. TJS NBBRS. nnENDERS are invited up to 30th INST. _L for GRUBBING 30 Chains of Gorso (more or less) at Glen Dhu. Further particulars from H. P. RAYMOND, 434h Glen Dhu, Mataura. TENDERS. rfIENDERS are invited by the Undersigned JL for ERECTION of a RESIDENCE in Gore. Plans and Specifications at my Oilice. Tenders close on SATURDAY, 22nd inst., at 5 p.m. WM. WILLIS. rTIENDEKfJ arc re-invited for the CON- X STRUCTION of a WATER-RACE for the Croydon Gold Dredging Co., Ltd., from Whisky Creek to Claim situated at Croydon, near Gore, about 1J miles long. Tenders to close at the Secretaries' Office, Esk Street, Invercargill, oA. SATURDAY NEXT, 22nd inst. The lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. 4ai)h For Sale as a Going Concern. MRS STEWART'S ESTABLISHMENT, So well and favorably known as THE GORE COFFSE PAIiACE. rrUJIS house contains 22 rooms, all well JL and substantially furnished, and pos- sesses every modem convenience. There are always over 40 steady Boarders, and the house is, besides, very largely patron- ised by the farminc community and the general travelling- public. IU-hcall.li is Mhk Stewart's sole reason for wishing to sell. Principals only need npply, and all com- nuinieatinns r.msi be p-ddressefl to the undei- signed, who will furnish lull particulars to Imiin tide purchasers. FAITT A- CO., •lij.h Agents, Gore. mO THE INHABITANTS OE GORE X and surrounding districts. _ S. B. FERGUSON, (Late of Invercargill) Has siurlod business in Gore as a WATCH- MAKHii and .IEWELLER, ami hopes, by strici iittumion u> business and Careful Workmanship, to merit a share of the public patronage. Mv Fciguson ha ing learnt his trade in ihe shop ot Mr N. J. M. Rein (leading watch- maker, Invereargill), and afterwards worked for the tr.uie in .Meib.nirne, is theiefore in n position to do justice to all work that is en- trusted to his care. Persons who leave their Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery in the hands of Mr Ferguson may depend upon them being treated in a skilful and workmanlike manner. Give satisfaction and you ensure success. NOTE ADDRESS— S. 18. FERGUSON, WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER. (Main Street, Gore (next E. Christensori's). A Select Stock of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery in hand.

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