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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXV, Issue 2125, 26 January 1909, Page 1

N )W that have we got settled in our New Premises atljoi. lag the Oddfellows' Hall, We will undertake to overhaul sewing machines and sharpen and repair. Lawn mowers. Repairs to all makes of Cycles at lowest possible Prices. No repairs too large nor none too small for us. So give us a trial and you will be satisfied that we can turn out as good work as can be had elsewhere. ACCESSOR! ES. We have a large stock always on hand. By buying from us you save Railage and can get as good an article as in Dunedin. Union Special Phoenix Premier Cycles. Cycles Cycles. From £|2 10/ to £ls on easy time Payments. Cycle and Motor Importers, MILTON and BALCLUTHA. Hairdresers, Tobacconists, Fancy Goods, Clothiers. Clyde Street Balclutha. :ents Chas. Be™ & Co.' Taylor's City Dye Works kMAtoM^MfeiM«y^feHjitisfeiiaa .fyr Phonographs, Newspapers, Magazines. Razors ground and set. Scissors sharpened. Don't forget the Old Shop, Fruish's. THE FINEST HOUSEHOLD COAL IN OTA GO. iu#w*tNfcj:i*jjrii:ui*i and can be supplied in any quantities in Balclutha by the Local Agents Messrs Finn and Weir. All orders fur delivery in Balclutha or for truck loads for the surrounding country stations addressed to Messrs Finn and Weir, Balclutha, will have prompt and careful attention. George It. Cheeseman, General Manager. Taratu Coal and Railway Co,, Ltd 2 Vogel street, Dunedin. 3rd March 1908.

We have opened -out a Large Stock of jeiiy Jars, 118011 S 1 n, *± All Sizes, Lowest Prices. Association, of N.Z., Ltd. BALCL U T H A. 2nd Sale: Monday, January 25, 1009, at 9 a.ra. 3rd Sale: Friday, February 12, 1909, at 9 a.m. 4th Sale; Thursday, March 4th, 1909, at 4 p.m. Our Stores are second to none in New Zealand. Every lot, no matter how small, protected by careful valuation of experts. AGENTS : International Harvester Co., and Gardiner's well known Implement!?. E. J BOYD, Local Agent. ANDREW TODD, Manager

A SPLENDID DIET FOE A<3ED PEOPLE.-As people grow old care must be takon not to overtax the svstera with heavy foods, From BOBINSON'S PATENT BARLEY some splendid dishes can be made—puddings, blano manges, gruel. Easy of digestion and rich in nutriment, these dishes are unrivalled for % elderly persons. Recipes in each tin.

THE PRODUCT OF THE EXPERT 1 ENOE OF A CENTURY AND AHALF !-Such is KEEN'S MUSTARD! It has bjjen on the market since about the middle of the ■eighteenth,century, and stands to-day, as it_ did years ago, as the very best of this class of condiment. It gives a delightful piquancy, to all meats.