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Clutha Leader, Volume XX, Issue 1035, 25 May 1894, Page 4

New AdvertisementspOßAL QUEEN GUANO. Pronounced by Analysis to be the richest Guano, imported into New Zealand. Guaranteed to contain over 60 per cent, of Phosphate, of Lime. Ample supplies to arrive by vessels arriving at Dunedin Wharf during October and November. Price £4 15s ex ship ; £5 ex store, new bags free. Payment by promissory note four months from delivery or 2£ per cent discount allowed for payment within 30 days. Order only from, the Sole Agents, J. H. STANLEY & CO., 190 Dunedin. LICENSING OF OLUTHA. ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of " The Licensing Act 1881 " and Amendments thereof, the annual meeting of the Licensing Committee for the Olutha Licensing District will be held in the Stipendiary Magistrate's Cjurt, Balclutha, on Tuesday, the Bth day of June 1894, at 12 o'clock noon,- for the purpose of taking into consideration all Applications made under the said Licensing Acts, of which notices (in duplicate) have been given to the Clerk o.f the Licensing Committee at least '21 days before the said meeting. A. CHRISTIE, Clerk of the Licensing Committee. Stipendiary Magistrate's Court. Balclutha, May 3, 1894. nOUNTY OF BRUCE, RABBIT POISONING. Phoaphorised grain will be laid on all Government Lands for the destruction of rabbits in the following districts, Coast district commencing May 21st, all other districts in County of Bruce commencing June 4th. Simultaneous work in each district is particularly requested. H. G. J. HULL, 190 Inspector of Stock, Balclutha. QOUNTY OF CLUTHA. RABRIT POISONING. Phosphorised grain will be laid on all Government lands for the destruction of rabbits in the following districts, South Molyneux, Glenomaru,Owaka, Cntl ins and Woodland commencing May 21st. All other districts in Ciutha County .east of the Waipahi river commencing June 4th. Simultaneous work in each district is particularly requested. H. G. J. HULL, 190 Inspector of Stock, Balclutha. A BOON TO LADLES AND BACHELORS. Testimonial from W. Lewis, Esq., Draper, Invercargill. —Sir, Your "Safe Cloth Cleaner" has been tried and gives every satisfaction, and can be highly recomended. — Gars auld claes look maist as weel as new. Teaspoonful in tablospoonfnl of Boiling water will remove any stain, from clothes ; an ounce in half tub of hot water will clean and renovate garments, especially useful in washing blankets. ; Instantaneous Furniture Polish Reviver. —Testimonial from Messrs Scoullar and Ohisholm, Cabinetmakers, Dunedin and Wellington.— Mr M'Kenzie, Dear Sir, We have tried your Furniture Polish and can highly recommend it, being the best we have used;.— Similar testimonial from Robert Tapper, Esq., Invercargill, and leading piano dealers in N.Z. Agents : Clinton — Mr Garden, storekeeper. Balclutha— Mr Ryrie, storekeeper, Mr Bentley, painter. Stirling — Mr Farquhar, storekeeper. Kaitangata — Mr Hutchins, chemist, Mr Auld, draper, Mr Compbell, painter. None genuine without Trade Mark, I.* 1 . P., on label. Reward of £2 paid by manufacturer for conviction of spurious vendora of above Household Requisites. Walter Guthrie and Co, wholesale agents, Invercargill. . 191 J^T O T I C E, WAIWERA~M[LLS. We 'beg to intimate to our numerous clients that we have just n'tted up our mills with a complete roller plant of the newest system. 188 J. & W. SHEDDAN. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF * GEORGE THOMSON, MERCHANT, BALCLUTHA. All parties indebted to the above estate are notified that accountg MUST BE PAID before 20th May or proceedings will be taken to recover the amounts. Accounts are payable to Mr G, Thomson. C. P. M. BUTTERWORTH, P. H. MILLER, T. BLACK, 189 Truateea,