LONDON HOUSE LEAD IN GENERAL DRAPERY OUOOTTO " A good artiole at a fair price." WE DEFY COMPETITION, Our Goods are all bought direct from the manufacturers. Every article is well chosen. Landing,—We have a beautiful lot of SUMMER GOODS worth anybody's while to have a look ac. SPECIAL BLOUSES in Muslins, Silks, Satins, etc. Choice lot of Lace Curtains. Choice lot of Window Hollands. ALL THE NEWEST DESIGN. DON'T FORGET TO GIVE US A CALL: -J E B CALDEK, Manager LEXANDR\ RESERVES - CONSERVATION SOCIETY ANNUAL TREE PLANTING. THURSDAY, Bth SEPTEMBERPBOGBAMME. < 9.30 a.m.—Citizens are requested to attend in Recreation Ground with spades to prepare for planting. 2 p.m.—Trees will be plantedj Band in attendance, J R BARTHOLOMEW, Hon Sec. « 0 R EGGS FOR SETTING. BROWN LEGHORNS.— No. 1 pen, 7/6 per setting; No. 2 pen, 5/per setting. BLACK MINOROAS.— S/- per setting. P. GARDINER, Earnsc'eugh
HPOWM HALL, ALEXANDRA TAYLOR=CARRINGTON CO, Monday? September 12. » THE GIPSY QUEEN." Tuesday, September 13th, "EAST LYNNE." Front Seats—3sBack „ 2 sSame old Concession —Ladies and Children half prieeto front and back seats, B. ARMITAGB, Advance Agent.
R B O R DAY I would respectively request residents of Alexandra to observe THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, as a HOLIDAY, it being the day fixed by the Re&erves Conservation Society for tree planting. GEO. SPENOER, Mayor Alexandra, Aug. 30, 1904.
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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 440, 8 September 1904, Page 4
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