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Mataura Ensign, Issue 276, 29 April 1897, Page 3

Miscellaneous Notices. GORE PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH.— Sabbath First, 11 a.m. (Communion) I and 7 p.m. ; Rev. J. Asheb. I7IOR SALE, Cheap.— l Second-hand Tip Dray ; 1 Second-hand Farm Dray. Apply S. Collett. 520e GRAND CONCERT in Charlton Schoolhouse, Wednebday, sth May, at 8 o'clock. First-class Programme by Concert Party from Gore. Tickets, Is. 553e WANTED.- A Smart Boy, to milk cows and make himself generally useful on a Station. Apply Office of this Paper. 555e JUST OPENED UP. -Grand lot of White and Colored Blankets, Bush Rugs, Seal Rugs, Austrian Rugs, Waterproof Rugs. Keenest Cut Prices. Grand values.— At Ready-Money Domkian'b. FOR SALE, Cheap. — Double-barrelled Gun (Breach-loader). Warranted in good order. Apply S. Collett. 520e FOR SALE, Cheap. -10- Acre Paddock at Mataura. Easy Terms. Apply to T. Palmer, Mataura. 525e JUST OPENED UP.— Grand lot of Men's O and Boys' Suits. Men's Suits, 25/-, 30/-, 35/- ; Boys' Suits, 8/6, 9/6, 10/6, 11/6. All New Colonial Tweeds. Come and see them. — At Ready-Money Domigan's. WE hold the Largest Stock of Linoleums in Gore; newest designs.— J. MacGibbon and Sons. WANTED KNOWN.— Just opened up: 'Grand lot of Waterproof Coats, sewn seams, newest patterns, grand values. Best lot in Gore, at Bedrock Prices. — ReadyMoney Domioan. WANTED TO SELL.— Beautiful Tea Sets and Crockery, just direct from Europe. — J. Mac Gibbon and Sons. TO LET.— A Five-roomed House in East Gore. Apply E. R. Bowler, Gore. WANTED KNOWN.— Just received a large consignment of Barb Wire and Sheep Netting. Cheap for Cash. — Massey & Co., Timber Merchants, Gore. WANTED KNOWN.— Bargains in Boys' Suits; all Colonial Tweeds; New Goods ; Grand Values. —At Domioan's Eclipse Cash Sale. WANTED, for Knapdale.— A COOK. Must be a good Bread Maker, Butter Maker, and Laundress. 486e WANTED KNOWN.— As .my Stock is exceptionally heavy just now, I am determined to reduce it at any cost, and therefore will run the Goods off at Wholesale Prices. Watch the Wisdow and Door of Ready-Money Domiqan's. , WANTED KNOWN.— That Beattie has received his first consignment of New Autumn Capes, Jackets, Mantles, Waterproofs, Hats, and Bonnets — Latest Fashions. Inspect them. e2OB FOR SALE. — Several Freehold and Leasehold Sections within and without the Borough Boundary of Gore ; for cash or on terms. Apply Arch. Fletcher, Solicitor. Meetings and Amusements. moiari? haxjUi, gore. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I Great Second Night ! PHYLLIS PERRXER. The Famous Child Mimic. See this Clever Child TO-NIGHT or never. PRICES— 2s and Is. Big Reductions for Parties applying. -pALFOUR TOWN HALL. ANNUAL CONCERT AND DANGE. FRIDAY, 7th MAY. GOOD PROGRAMME. REFRESHMENTS SUPPLIED. Admission — Concert, Is ; Dance, 3a ; Ladies Free. JOHN C. MACPHERSON, Secretary. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, GORE. SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. 8 a.m. — Holy Communion. 11 a.m. — Matins ; Lay Reader. 7 p.m.— Harvest Thanksgiving; Rev. H. C. Frere. St. Saviour's Church, Mataura. 11 a.m.— Matins and Holy Communion ; Bey. H. C. Frere. 3 p.m. — Evensong and Baptism, Rev. H. C. Frere. 550e ' PORT ALBERT SHIPPERS WILL Meet at Criterion Hotel, Gore, ON SATURDAY NEXT, Ist MAY, At 12 o'clock sharp. Full Attendance Wanted. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! PHOTOGRAPHY AND FIRE! CLOSE, very close ! Still, " a miss is as good as a mile," and although the loss ! one way and another is great, I am pleased \ to be able to say WE ARE STILL CARRYING ON, and my Customers will receive their Photos in the course of a day or two. I wish to tender my SINCERE THANKS : to one and all for their kindly aid in helping to remove Pictures, etc., and for the many expressions of sympathy. As it may not be generally koown, I will take this opportunity of ififorming the Residents of Gore and Surrounding Districts that my Brother, E. J. CLAYTON, has lately come from Melbourne to assist me in the business here. Also : We have obtained from Melbourne some £50 or £60 worth of the Yetfy Best Instruments money can buy, with which i we are prepared to execute Every Kind of i First-class Instantaneous Photographic Work in the Studio or Outdoor. Babies and Young Children taken by the i Instantaneous Process. j Further : Having had a Trap specially : constructed for visiting the Country Dis- ' tricts, we are prepared to drive out to your , homes and take Family Groups. I Houses, Horses, Mills, Schools, i Factories, etc., etc. ENLARGEMENTS MADE FROM ALL SORTS OF PHOTOS, And Framed at Very Reasonable Prices. OLD PHOTOS COPIED and RENEWED. For our PRICES, see our Regular Advertisement in both Local Papers. Clayton. Clayton. MAIN STREET, Gore. LOCAL SCHOOL OF MUSIC. MR A VERY CORMACK begs to ' intimate to the Inhabitants of Gore that he is about to give LESSONS on the VIOLIN and in HARMONY. A Sound and Rigid System of Instruction Guaranteed. TERMS— £2 2s per Quarter, partly payable in Advance. For further particulars apply Gore Coffee Palace. 545e