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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIII, Issue 2068, 30 November 1906, Page 4

\cw Advertisements. M ETflODlS'f CllUft'iff, JIL BALCLUTH.A. Sunday Next. Morning, at 11. livening, at G. 30. Pukepito, 3 p.m. Bd.-. F. W. Boys. (QirU-JiCH OP ENOLAiND. St. Mark's, Balclutlia-Il a.m., Holy Communion (Vicar) ; 6.30 p.m. (Layreader). Collections for Bishopric Endowment Fund. St. Mary's, Stirling—3 p.m. (Vicar). Offertory for Bishopric Endowment Fund. St. Paul's, Kaitangata—6.3o p.m. (Vicar). Offertory for Bishopric Endowment Fund. During Advent a course of sormons will be preached on "Death, Judgment, Hell, and Heaven."

"RALCLUTHA PRESBYTERIAN ■" CHURCH. Sunday—Rev. S. Wilson Currie, M.A. ■Evening "Conditions of Fellowship." All scats free at both services. G Second-hand Gigs, all in fair order. Prices from £5 to £ls. 1 Station-waggon, newly down up; good order ; cheap. 1 Four-wheeler, suitable for milkcart ; to bo sold a bargain. 1 Second-hand Double Buggy, as it stands ; fair order; must be sold. JAMES CLARK, Wheelwright and Blacksmith, Balclutha. "yACANCY for Lady Boarder in private family—Address c/o "Leader Office. WANTED (at once) - Good GENERAL. Wages, £35. MRS JOHN GIBSON, Ashley Downs. rand Christy Minstrel Entertainment. DON'T MISS IT ! New Barn, Greenfield Homestead, FRIDAY, 7th DECEMBER, At S p.m. Dance to follow. Refreshments Provided. Ticket to include everything, 2/6. JpOR SALE.—Quiet dairy Cow, close to profit, or choice of two.—A. Rooney, Balclutha. TOKO; FARMERS' CLUB 41st ■ANNUAL SHOW. December' 4th, 1906. Sheep entries close Friday^N6v. 30th. General'entries, Dec. 3rd. Usual railway Concessions, Liberal Prizes.

A. CAMfBELL, Secretary. TO LET-Thrce-roomed COTTAGE, partly furnished, at Wiltshire Bay. Apply Office of This Paper. Important Announcement. We, the undersigned, beg to inform the RESIDENTS of BALCLUTHA and SURROUNDING DISTRICTS that we have this day, Ist day of October, 1906, purchased the whole stock and good-will of MR A. H. B. POULTER'S old established and extensive PAINTING and PAPERHANGING BUSINESS, which will in future be carried under tho style of Stonebridge and Scott. PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS, SIGNWRITERS, ETC., BALCLUTHA. We trust by first-class workmanship and prompt attention to orders to receive a continuance of tho liberal patronago which has been bestowed on our predecessor. FRED. WM. STONEBRIDGE. GEORGE F. SCOTT.