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Clutha Leader, Volume XXVI, Issue 1318, 25 July 1899, Page 4

Business Notices; CHEAPEST FURNmjM~WAREHOIJSE IN THE COLONY. SCOULLAE AND CHISHOLM, RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN.

| i TO~ ANTED K N;O]W N. FREDK. SMITH, Jun., Has started business as a MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 3 High Street, Dunedin, and has in stock a choice selection of English and Scotch suitings, trouserings, vestings, etc., suitable for Spring and Summer wear. TRIAL SOLICITED. Fit and Style Guaranteed. Lowest {Prices consistent with high -class Tailoring. Zealandia Boots Favorably known from Auckland to the Bluff, and no Goods have givenj |such general satisfaction. When you see this brand on a boot, you have found the very thing you have been looking for, — DURABILITY, COMFORL . APPEARANCE, AT MODERATE PRICES. They are pronounced by all as the finest fitting and wearing boots in the colony. Look for the brand, " Zealandia." To be obtained from all the Leading Retailers in the Colony, Wholesale by — SKELTON, FROSTICK & CO., Ohristchurcb, JJ S. HITOHON DRAPER, GROCER, j And | GENERAL MERCHANT, KAITANGATA. 47 STEAM SAW MILLS, Hunts Road and Owaka. Black Pine and Totara supplied in any quantity. Red Pine building sizes in stock. Dressed timber of all descriptions. Architraves, Mouldings, etc., always on hand. Droppers and Stakes, any sizes or lengths. Orders executed promptly. LATTA BROTHERS* 39 PROPRIETORS, OWAKA. BUTCHERS' Slaughter Return Forms, per 100 2s 6d. — Clutha Leader Office. „v,., „„,,,„ * ,

Why remain in doubt where to purchase BOOTS & SHOES, Strong or Light, Cheap and Good 1 Give H. IS L I P, 104 George Street, Dunedin, a trial. Advantages gained. Good solid value given for your money, and prompt attention to your orders. Listen ! We have Men's Boots from 8s 6d with heel tips and sprigs. We have Women's, Boys, and Girls Standard Boots cheaper than you can get elsewhere of the same quality. Notice ! We can make you up a 30s and 40s parcel as follows (railage paid) : — Ipr men's boots ...8 6 12 G 13 6 22 G 1 pr woman's boots, strong and light... 9 6 10 6 12 6 17 6 1 pr boys or girls, 7-13 5 9 8 6 1 pr leather slippers ... ...46 56 46 .1 pr babies shoes ...2 9 3 0 £1 10 £2 0 £1 10 £2 0 Note the Address— H- ISLIP, 104 George St., Dunedin. 63 G. L. ABERCROMBIE, LAND, STOCK, AND COMMISSION AGENT, O W A K A. Agent for — Standard Fire Insurance Co. National Fire Insurance Co. Walter A. Wood Harvester. (Duplicates in Stock.) National Mutual Life Association. Dresden Piano Co. Seeds, Woolpacks, Cornsacks, Twine, 68 Wire, Etc. supplied. BOOTS. BOOTS. H. RUMSEY, PREMIER BOOT SHOP, Clyde Street, Balclutha. BOOTS AND SHOES At a Price that defies Competition. Ladies' Strong Leather Shoes ... 53 Od „ Evening Shoes, from ... 4s 6d „ Carpet Slippers Is 9d Men's Good W.T. Blucher ... 9s 6d Other lines equally Cheap. Note. — Country Customers can have every description of Repairs on shortest notice. rpO RABBITERS. I am a BUYER of RABBITS KINS 5 any quantity ; small or large. Highest price given. Cash on delivery. W. HARGOOD, 91 Balclutha. PROMISSORY NOTES.— Books of 50 9d, 100 Is ; Receipts, books of 50 9d, 100 Is ; large size Scrbbling Paper 100 sheets for 6d. — Clutha Leader Office.

WAIKAWA HOTEL, WAIKAWA. Alexander Currie Proprietor. Special attention is directed to the comforts and conveniences that may be enjoyed at this old-established and firstclass Hotel, which is situated in one of the most picturesque localities in the South Island. ■ The Hotel is built on the shores of the famed Waikawa Harbour, within a stone's throw of the wharves and. the beach, and the surrounding scenery is unsurpas&ed. First-class Shooting, Fishing, Boating, and Bathing. The new road from Owaka and the Olutha, which is now finished, affords a fine excursion through the bush to Waikawa. Visitors and excursionists from the Clutha will be bpecially welcomed, and the inner man made comfortable. Plenty of Prohibition Cordials, and a good supply of the real Mackenzie Blend for the Moderates. Moderation in all things, not prohibition, is the rule of the house. ALEXANDER CURRIE, 235 Proprietor. FARMERS' ARMS HOTEL Clyde Street, BALCLBTTHA. 1 ALEX. MURRAY. Having obtained the lease of this old-established and popular house assures the public that it will be conducted in a manner that will merit a continuance of the liberal support with which this house has hitherto been favoured. I A well-laid table, and a first-class meal may be at all times relied upon. Temperance Bar. First-class stabling. M'Kenzie's Hall for travellers, concerts, dances, etc. All charges moderate. 309 riLUB LIVERY AND BAIT \J STABLES, KAITANGATA. ALEXANDER REID, Proprietor j PRINCE OF WALES' HOTEL, CLINTON. R. leving Jun Lessee, Having secured the lease of this oldestablished and popular house, I beg to assure the public that no effort will be ! wanting to maintain the high standard of excellence in which this house has always been conducted. First-class accommodation. Meals on arrival of trains. Hot, cold, and shower baths. All charges moderate. Good stabling. Horses and buggies on j hire.

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