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Clutha Leader, Volume XXIV, Issue 1222, 3 December 1897, Page 1

Business Notices. SPRING & SUMMER FASHIONS. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. CHAPMAN & CRAWFORD Are now making a grand display of Choice Novelties -specially Selected for the present s ßason. Newest and Latest Fashions in Dress Materials. Fancy Mixtures, Silk and Wool Effects, Black, Navy and Cream Serges, Covert Mixtures, and a large assortment of Fancy Blacks. Washing Dress Goods in great variety* Millinery, Silks, Blouses, Sunshades, etc, etc. Kaiapoi, Bo?lyn, and Mosgiel Clothing. Shirts, Scarfs, Ties, Hats, Caps, etc. Dressmaking and Millinery done on the premises, Inspection invited, Samples post free on application. AGENTS FOR— The Famous Houciai Lanka ancl Maharajah Teas, f New Zealand Insurance Coy., j South British Insurance Coy. **///// f///f/*/r/t///imu//rriiiriifirititiiir/riiiifnriiiif/ti//ii/rriiiiiiiifrrfirir/rtrittf tr rifwrr/fi ISLINGTON FERTILISERS, THE CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET, At the 1897 Winter Show Roots grown with these Fertilisers took tho Bulk o.f Prizes. ISLINGTON GRAIN FERTILISER, ISLINGTON TURNIP FERTILISER, ISLINGTON BONEDUST. ISLINGTON MANGEL FERTILISER. ISLINGTON POTATO FERTILISER. Testimonials : The N.Z. and" A. Land Co., Ltd, Greenfield, May 20, 1897. Dunedin, 21st May, 1897. \ Gentlemen, — In answer to your enDear Sir,— l have much pleasure in \ quiries re Islington Fertilisers used by ■ stating that 'this Company has used the ! ns in sowing our turnip crop last season, • Islington Manures largely on its estates \ we have much pleasure in saying we have Canterbury and Otago ; that they have ) the best crop of turnips we have had for [ given cverl satisfaction and that we in* ! j'ears. Unlike many other manures we ! tend to continue their use. I have used, it ran very freely and evenly t Yours faithfully, | through the sowing machine, i j (Signed) Thos. Bkydone. j Yours truly, j . I (Signed) Jas Smith and Son. I ; TOTHILL, WATSON & Co, . Sole agents for Otago and Southland. 1 iini»niiiiii;uiMiiiiiiii!Mi'iiiiiiiiiig!iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii:inuiiiiininiiiiHniilMiiMisilliiiiiiiliiiliiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiaEiiii!iiiiii[!ii 1 -x-r 0 T I 0 E Tjl OR SALE PRIVATELY . ({aiTUrlgulU UOOI ailQ 296 AcrpSj Owaka, l-*- mile from school, } /i/////c 40 acres grass, balance mostly timbered. 1)1 li IJ , I Partly fenced. Four-roomed house. Held 3 I under perpetual lease at a h.w rental, ! One trial will prove they are tho | G, l°^ wi i l for a J IO oho ?P" „. q . , Cheapest and most Efficient" Household ..?«> Acres > 'jPJT"'- \??° 4a fjJJ Coal in the Market. j f3ul far "?.' river-flat land, 11 -roomed house, commodious outbuildings, within one J Orders received for delivery at any , m u e „f railway s'ation. Fenced, subRailway Station. | divided, and in fn st-class order. All WM. WILSON, ! wheat-growing land. Easy terms. Co',l Merchant, I* 122 acres, Owaka ; 70 acres? grass, G- ' Balclutha. j roomed house ; ring fenced. Half a I mile from Dairy Factory. N.B.— Ag».nt for the New Zealand Ex* j 10 ° acres > Owaka ; all cleared, 20 acres oress Company. Parcels and package ! nnder cro P- Cowbyre and stable. Withe j i t ii . /. „ „ in 10 chains of. Dairy Factory. forwarded to all parts of the world. , i O JJ ,x, . „„„ QD „„„«,*. 113 acres, Owaka ; /0 acres grass ; ring fenced. Two-roomed house, stable n and cowbyre. Near Railway Station. 220 acres, Owaka ; 17 acres grass ; ring HS. HITCHON, fenced. Two Miles from Railway Station. • Goodwill of lease ("low rental). DRAPER, GROCER, GENER K A A^HofT C A HANT '« 0 " KAITANGATA. 47 Agent , Balclutha. •9 j