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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXV, Issue 2126, 29 January 1909, Page 4

New Advertisements. lALCLUTHA PRESBYTERIAN * CHURCH. Sunday— Rev. Wilson Currie, M.A. Morning C.M.R. parade All seats free at both services. Miss Flossie McDonald j ■ (Pianoforte and Harmony.) Will resume* tpaetomg on MON'U'AY, Ist February. The BALCLUTHA D.H. SCHOOL RE-OPENS on TUESDAY, February 2nd. (1. (I. HMD, Secretary Committee. Miss I. Crawford Resumes Teaching at Studio, Band Hall, on WEDNESDAY, February 3rd, and at Stirling, THURSDAY, February 4th, at usual time. ]\J"EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WIRTHS' CIRCUS AT BALCLUTHA. FRIDAY, 29th JANUARY. The train usually leaving Balclutha for Cutlins River at 8.15 p.m. will not leave till 10.45 p.m., Catlins River arrive 12.22 a.m., returning leaving Cutlins River 12.(0 a.m., Balclutha arrive 2.15 a.m. Saturday. BY ORDER. CLUTHA MUTUAL BUILDING SOCIETY. Provisional Directors Messrs R. Dunn, W. Guest, J. H. Inglis, A. S. Malcolm, M.P., and W. S. Pennycook. Bankers—Bank New Zealand. Solicitors— G rigor and Inglis. Secretary A. Tomlinson c/o Malcolm ami Tomlinson, Balclutha. At a meeting held in Balclutha, to discuss the benefits likely to accrue from the establishment of a Building Society in the district, it was decided to establish the above Society. The aim is to enable members to build or buy houses of their own. Instead of paying rent, members would pay small weekly instalments, often less than the rent they now pay, which would enable them in 12i years to become the absolute owners of their homes. A number of these Societies have been at work in Dunedin, to the very great advantage of the members'. Many men to-day are in houses of their own, who, but for these Societies, would still be paying rent. An entry fee of 1/, and a weekdy payment of 1/ per share enables anyone to become u member. All the funds are applied to members' benefit. ' Shares and all information may be obtained from

A. TOMLINSON, Secretary. Application for Shares will be received from any part of Otago. CRICKET. THE SECOND TEST. OTAGO COMMERCIALS v. SOUTHLAND COMMERCIALS. The Annual Match between Teams representing the above will be held on the Caledonian Ground, Balelutha, on SATURDYY, 30th inst. J. C HENTON, JAMES EWAUT. Owaka Refreshment Rooms. (Near Paterson's Hall.) 'MEALS AT ALL HOCKS. Tea, Coffee, and Pies ; Fruit and Confectionery at all hours. 0 E SALE. FOR SALE-Seeond-hand PIANO ; iron frame, full tricord, overstrung, ehecta action, ivory keys. A bargain, •C 22 10/.-Apply, J. 1-L Maries, Piano ami Organ tuner, c/o B. O'Connor, chemist. Balelutha. Mrs, Martin Resumes Teaching (Organ, Piano, Violin and Theory), on MONDAY, February Ist, at Clinton, and WEDNESDAY, February 3rd, at Waiwcra. Being a member of the Society of Musicians of Otago and Southland, Mrs Martin can procure Concession Tickets for pupils travelling by train. MUSIC. MISS WHITING, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, resumes on MONDAY, February Ist. P.C.HISLOP, \ .AND, GENERAL COMMISSION AND ' INSURANCE AGENT, PRODUCE BROKER. Office and Store next Crown Hotel Building, , Clyde Streot, Balelutha. AGENT FORReid and Gray, A. and T. Burt, Murray, Roberts and Co., D.I.C. Furniture, etc., Ocean Accident and Fire Insurance Co., Norwich Union Life Insurance. SOLE AGENTCooper's Dips, Fison's Fertilisers, Scotia Basic Slag, Globe Separators, Suddeth Rabbit Fumigator. Woolpacks, Cornsaoks, Netting, Branding Paint, Fencing Wire, and all farmers' requisites at Lowest Prices. Also Seeds, Tea, and' Government Poisoned Pollard in stock. All Orders and Correspondence promptly attended to. I