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Tuesday, THE IMPORT STORE NEWS. August 8 SEED DEPARTMENT. SEED DEPARTMENT. In no Department is such care needed, and-more exercised than in the one connected with our seeds. We have made it a practise to test all seeds.before sending oat orders. For all stock lines we can-give you the germination test and also the names of any impurities that limy be with them —the value of this is apparent to all farmers. The success of our seed business has been gained by merit alone. Clover and Grass Seeds. Duo almost entirely to tin: drought, both Cocksfoot and White ("lover Ci'ojKs lmvo born'a failure., and the (v< 1 lias reached a higher price than for many yours Past. Fescue is also very dear. We will be very glad to submit samples and quotations. Tho following will give an idea 04. values — CLOVER, White, Imported, 1/ to 1/15 lb. CLOVER, White, 1/6 lb. Colonial, 1/ to COWGRASS, Imported, Did to 10' id lb COWGRASS, Colonial, lOd to 1/ Hi. AI.SVKE, imported, lOd to 1,/ II). LUCERNE, imported 1/ to 1/2 lb. COCKS KOO'i', farmers' choice, {Wjd to JDd lb. COCKSFOOT, machined, J(KI to 10UI ib. CHESTED DOGSTAIL, Colonial, ,1 /- to 1/2. RYEGRASS, Perennial 'and Italian — Market Rates, Rape, Mustard, Mangel and Turnip Seeds. At the end of each season we clear out all the Turnip and Swede Seeds left over at a low rate to enable us to say to our clients : "Every pound is freshly imported this season." This must mean something to you. We buy clir»ct from Messrs Carter, Dunnet, and Beale—not from middlemen, who may liave seed in their store from last season—and we know exactly what we aru getting. For seeds of this description our prices arc most reasonable. SWEDI'I AND TURNIP, all kinds, lOd Der lb. MI'STAIM), fine White, (id per lb. RAPE, broad leaf, Essex, 'ld lb. THOUS \ND HEADED KM!', ;l/0 per lb. MANUEL, ]/:{ to 1/i) per lb. We have landing, four of Curler's New Chumpion varieties of Mangels. Forage and Catch Crops. Many farmers are making a great success of ''Catch Crops," providing green teed in plenty in oil' season, and especially at the-end of winter. Wo have had printed several leaflets regarding the treatment and growth of the crops for the, benefit of those who may wish to try ihe value of them. We have in stock at low prices : TARES, VETCHES. CAI'E BARLEY, RYE CORN. PARTRIDGE PEAS, KOHL RABI. CATTLE CABBAGE, THOUSAND HEADED KALE, CATTLE CARROTS, CATTLE PARSMI'S, GARDEN PEAS. Vegetable & Flower Seed We import all our Vegetable ami Elowit Seeds in bulk, and packet them on the premises. This places uh in the position that we can guarantee the seeds we sell to be sound and fresh. At the present time we are busy paeketing, getting ready for the spring trade. Our collection consists of over 100 of the best-known variesies in each—vegetables and flowers. Any send may be supplied by the ounce or pound to those wishing nioro than a packet. VEGETABLE. SEEDS, 3d per packet. ELOWER SEEDS, Id per packet. Seed Potatoes. This year wo have gonp thoroughly into Seed Potatoes. At the last Cluthu A. & P. Winter Show we had exhibits of the dill'croiil varieties showing seed and ta'jle samples of each, also the yield per bag of seed. In limited quantities we offer this following Eirst Early. SIR JOHN' LLEWELLYN, 2/6 stone. EARLY ROSE. 1/6 per stone. EARLY PURITAN, 2/6 per stow.;. DALMENY BEAUTY, 2/« per stone. DUKE OK YORK. 2,/6 per stono. SCHOOLMASTER, 1/6 stone. Second Early. SNOWDROP, 1/0 stone-10/0 ewt. IDEAL, 1/G atone -10/6 ewt. SUTTON'S ABUNDANCE, 2 6 stone--15/ ewt. WHITE STAR KIDNEY, 2/G stonol.j/ ewt. BRITISH QUEEN, 1/0 stoiie-10/G ewt. Main Crop. UP-TO-DATBSj NORTHERN STAI"

MATERNITY NURSING HOME. UP TO DATE NURSING, ANI) GOOD ATTENTION. MBS F. LUDLOW, Kolitrew Street, Balclutha. jfj 0 8 X. Reward. Lost from Stirling on Wednesday, August 2, small bearded Collie, (dog), white murk oil neck and face. Answers name "Bounce." —J. Twaddle, Inch Clutlia. JJ* 0 R SALE EOR SALE 1400 good BROADLEAF POSTS. At Glenomaru. Apply— J. LAUGHTON, Glenomaru. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT To MISS BLACKE, who is leaving Balclutha to reside in Dunedin, on TUESDAY, AUGUST loth, at B o'clock. St. Mark's liall. Admission 2/- and 1/.. W ANTED. Good General or Housemaid— Waitress. Apply Box 13 "aklutha. VITSS PHYLLIS HUTCH INS, teacher colours, also stencil work. Terms on application. Clyde Street, Balclutha. TECHNICAL CLASSES. AT BALCLUTHA. SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, DRESSMAKING MB COOKERY. Pupils for Shorthand and Typewriting are requested to Assemble at the School on WEDNESDAY evening at 7 o'clock. Fees— £1 for the two subjests ; 12/6 for one. Class for Dressmaking under Misj Miss Hooper (DunedinJ the Board's Instructress has been formed, with a class of 22. Date of lirst lesson in Friday's paper. Cookery A special class for wkilts under Miss Allan (Dunedin) will commence on Wednesday \to iUJticw) afternoon at 3 o'clock. WOOL-CLASSLNG. A highly qualified expert (.Mr Hcffoc man) will conduct this class twice a week, and will start on Wednesday evening lirst, August !), at 7 o'clork. Fee £1 for course. VETERINARY CLASS. Mr Danskin will conduct a class in veterinary instruction provided a sufficient number of pupils come forward promptly. Fee 15/. Enrol at Once. G. H. REID, Chairman of Committee. Notice to Farmers AND OTHERS. BEST SHILLING MEAL FOR ALL AND SUNDRY. CROWN HOTEL, BALCLUTHA CERTIFICATED COMMERCIAL HOUSE The Finest and Best Equipped Houso outside the cities. A cab will meet all trains and drive patrons to aad from the station. TRAPS AND HORSES FOR HIRE ! ! TRAPS AND HORSES FOR HIRE ! ! Having acquired the lease of the Stables and keeping only tbo Best of Horses and Traps, patrons caa rely on getting a first class hire at a Reasonable Price. Ring up 'Phone No. 39 and the Cab or other vehicle will be promptly in attendance. THESE COLD DAiYS We defy you to get a more refreshing;, more invigorating drink than a oup of hot Tiger Tea bieKbuse the better th« tea the greater in reaperativn (wrtHj

Fill DAY, AUGUST 11, 1911. FORTNIGHTLY SALES. AT CORPORATION YARDS. BALCLUTHA. -5 3-year-old fat and forward Bullocks gTRONACH, MORRIS & CO., 'THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND *• MERCANTILE AGENCY COY. W7BIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. /YrAGO FARM ERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z., Ltd., J)ONALD REID & CO'. (LTD.) J) ALGETY & CO., LIMITED, fPHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COY., of N.Z. (Ltd.) FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1911. AT CORPORATION YARDS. BALCLUTHA. fITAGO FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION of N.Z. (Lta.) will offer on account of the estate of the late Alexander McLean, Stirling—--1-1 first-class Dairy Cows, Septem-ber-October caivers. TUESDAY, AUGUST loth. At 12 o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE. AT THE FARM, HILLF.NU. f)TAGO FARMEIRS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (Ltd.). have received instructions from the I rustees of the late Andrew King, Pukepito, to Sell, by auction, dii above date— The Whole of the LIVESTOCK, IMPLEMENTS, ETC., on the farm at Pukepito. SHEEP. 138 Ewes, 2 to N tooth, in lamb to Border Leicester Rams *lO Ewes (broken mouthed) 62 Lambs (very good) CATTLE. -1 Dairy Cows, Aug-Oct. caivers 3 fat Bullocks 7 young Cattle HORSES. 1 heavy draught Marc, Tyrs, by Glenleary 2 draught Mares, 3 and 8 years 1 draught Gelding 8 yrs 1 draught Filly, lAyrs 1 draught Foal 1 Clydesdale Colt Foal, by Baron Winsome 1 Buggy Mare, 7yrs 1 harness Gelding (extra quiet) 2 pigs, 40 fowls IMPLEMENTS, ETC. M.H. drill (new), M.H. reaper and binder (new), M.H. cultivator, Deering binder, Slorrie ridger, •scuffler, Cambridge roller, set discs, d.f. plough, drill plough, swing plough, hillside plough, 5-leaf harrows, dray and frame, .single buggy (new), horsepower, chalfcutler, Avery's weighing machine, blocks and chains, swingletrees, 5 sets plough harness, 3 sets leading harness, sadle and breechen, buggy harness, riding saddle, turnip fencing, stack oaten sheaves, 13 "sacks tuscan wheat, 42 sacks Garton oats, 20 sacks feed oats, 130 sacks chart', 15 sacks potatoes, tools, stack and horsi* covers, No. 2 Globe separator., barrel churn and sundries. The Trustees have sold the farm and the above are for absolute sale. The live stock is in the best of condition and the implements, etc., are in firstclass order. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29th. CLEARING SALE. TYALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. have received instructions from ATr A. D. Rett, Hillend, to sell by auction at the above date and place— The whole of his live stock, implements, etc. Full particulars later

PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 'A..SDAY, AUGUST 17. At II o'clock sharp. CLEARING SALE OF UAlltY COWS ETC., AT KAITAN G A T A. [)ONALD REID & CO. (LTD.) Have received instructions from Mr Thomas Lawrence to sell by public auction as above — The who'e of his DAIRY HERD HORSES, EMBLEMENTS, etc. Fuller particulars later. As Mr Lawrence has sold his place, the above arc for Absolute Sale. FRIDAY, AUGUST 16th. At 11 o'clock. CLEARING SALE. ALGETY AND COMPANY. LTD. have received instructions from Mr E. Ward, Ahuriri Flat, to sell by auction on the above date, time and place, Dairy Cows, Implements, etc.. 9 Cows ;1 Heifers 1 Bullock 1 Bull llorse-r<ike (nearly new) hand elmlJ cutter (nearly new), turnip barrow (R and G), 7 milk cans, cheese press, 00-jjal. boiler, kauri cheese tub. Outside entries invited. As Mr Ward is giving up dairying, the whole of tlve above are for ABSOLUTE SALE. For Sale—Government Lease, acres, House and Out liulidings : JCJIT goodwill. Freehold.—ls7 acres, £ls per acre, divided into I paddocks, close to station. Good Barn, hut, and stable; very cheap. BAKERY BUSINESS and REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Horses, Carts, and Everything as a going concern. E. J. BOYD, JOHN ST., BALCLUTHA. FINN'S PAPER AND BOOK STALL, I hav-c just opened up the above in Mr Mason's shop, next M. liyrie and Go's. MAGAZINES, JOURNALS, NOVELS, DAILY & WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. Ladies' and Children's Fashion Journals, Comics and Boys' Journals, Chunisi, Etc. W. G. FINN, THE NEWS AGENT, Clydo Street, Balclutha. BACON PIGS. We are Cash Buyers of Prime Dairy or Grain-fed BACON PIGS in any quantity. Highest Market Pricea given. Consign to Abbotsford Station. We can take delivery any day but a Saturday or Holiday. Prompt Returns. McDonald & Miller, GBEEN ISLAND.

Central Hair dressing Saloon J. H. Guest has pleasure in announcing that lie has secured the services of a first class hairdresser and shaver, and begs to notify all patrons that the saloon will now be run on up-to-dat i lines. "CLEANLINESS' our "WATCHWORD." Razors Ground and Stfc, and Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Charge Made. AUo a first class assortment of Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes and Fancy Goods kept in stock. GENTLEMEN—If you want a nice, easy clean shave executed with despatch call at The Central Hairdressing Saloon, John H. Guest - - Proprietor.

yy A N T E D. APPLICATIONS arc invited for the position of MANAGER (single) of CLYDE YALE CIIKKSK FACTORY Salary £llO per annum. Applications (with testimonials) to bo in by. August/ 30th. Apply— SECRETARY, Dairy Factory, Clvdevale. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Wednesday and Thursday, August 9th ami loth. Amateur Dramatic l'eribnnace, the 4-act Sensational Uiama "TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN." IMusic by lialclutha Orchestal Society Proceeds in aid of lialclutha Brass Band. Admission 2s and is. J. W. MITCHELL, Sec. 8.8.8'. PIGS. We are SPOT CASH BUYERS of Prime Bacon Pigs in any quantity. Send direct to ub any day (not Saturdays). Prompt .Returns. Correurdays). Prompt lie turns. Correspondence invited. MITCH ON BROS., Ham and Bacon Curers, MILTON. JJALCLUTHA BOWLING CLUB. The ANNUAL MEETING of the above Club will be held in the Harvey Hall on Wednesday evening, August ij, at 7.30 o'clock. All OUTSTANDING SUBSCRIPTIONS must be paid before that date. A. E. BRAGG, Hon. Sec. The People's Coal, Mined in Southland, and used for HO years there for domestic railway and industrial purposesl I CHEAP and GOOD. IW NIGHTCAPS (TRADE MARK.) THAI NUTS AND ViUAlw DROSS in Truck Lots 011 Railway at Nightcap;. Orders' sent to the NIGHTCAPS COAL COMPANY, LTD., 1 NVKRCARG.TLL, will bo promptly telephoned to Nightcaps, and railed to any siding.

DENTISTRY. A.E. J.BLAKELEY NEXT TELEGRAPH OFFICE. ißiink of Australasia Buildings.) Comer Bund and Rattray Streets, BUNEDIN. VISITS BALCLUTHA EVERY FRIDAY. BALCLUTHA ADDRESS - Gawn's Buildings, Clyde Street. Kindly note Dunodin Address— . BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. Corner of Bond and Rattray Streets, NEXT TIiLEG'RAPH OFFICE. F. J. Anderson, DENTIST. Has Recommenced Practice IN CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA, Next G. H. Reid, Jeweller. Resident Dentist, H. Qunthorp, CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA. BAND HALL ELECTRIC PICTURE? 3 , FRIDAY, Aug. 11, FRIDAY. At 8 p.m. Admission : Evening I/- Everywhere. 4 FTERNOON TEA. To make your little entertainment success you must use Tiger Tea. Youi visitors will appno&U it.