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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 21, 15 September 1911, Page 4

September 15 NEW LACE CURTAINS AT EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. We have been fortunate in securing a very choice lot of lace curtains, fortunate in buying them from the manufacturers at below their true value, in fact we will be able to offer them to you at less than usual wholesale price. These curtains are in the latest designs and we have over 100 patterns to choose from. White Lace Curtains, 2£ yards long, worth 3/9, s Special Value 2/9 pair. White Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, worth 4/9, Special Value 3/9 pair. White Lace Curtains, 3£ yards long, worth 6/6, Special Price 5/9 pair. We also have others of equally good value as high as 18/6 pair, worth 22/6. White Muslin Curtains in Spots and Sprigs, frilled, 3£ yards long, 12/6 pair. Madras Muslin Curtains in Frilled or Tasseled, 1/& to 2/6 yard. White and Cream Curtain '.Muslin, lace edge and nice insertion, • lOd to 1/6 yard.

0 T I C E. • Third Term of Miss Wilson's Kindergarten ro-opens Tuesday, September llUh MR PARKER McKINLAY WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS OF BRUCE as under:—• STONEY CREEK - Friday, 15th September. HILLEND - Saturday, ICth September. Ladies specially invited. CITIZEN'S GRAND CORONATION BALL, ODDFELLOWS' HALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Grand March 8.30. Double tickets 5/. Ladies willing to assist in making arrangements for the above will meet in the Borough Chambers to-morrow (Saturday) night at 8 p.m. A. E. BRAGG, Hon. Sec. , IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. TO THE PUBLIC OF BALCLUTHA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. 1 beg to announce that I have DISPOSED of my COAL and CARRYING BUSINESS to Mr R. P. MEEK, and I take this opportunity of thanking the Public of Balclutha and the Surrounding Districts for the generous support accorded me during the past ten and a-half years, and 1 would earnestly request that you continue the support so liberally bestowed upon me to my successor. Yours Faithfully, D. MUNRO. In connection with the above, I would like to announce that in taking over Mr D. MUNRO'S business*, the public will find that all their requirements will be attended to with promptitude and reliability. The plant and buildings are being thoroughly overhauled and renovated, «nJ the business will be carried on with modern, up-to-date methods. I have secured the sole agencies of THE KAITANGATA COAL CO. ' And THE WARONUI COAL CO. Whose products aYe undoubtedly the i.est for household purposes in the market. 1 have also secured the sole agency of the NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LTD. The most reliable and up-to-date firm of carriers and forwarding agents in the Dominion, ALL ORDERS and GOODS entrusted to me will receive my most careful and prompt attention. The business will be carried on under the style of "D. MUNRO," and I solicit your valued patronage. Yours faithfully, R. P. MEEK. My first innovation is the "TELEPHONE"—which will enable my customers in the town and outlying districts to place their orders direct with the office. NOTE TOE NUMBER " Phone No. 59." As I ami loaving tho District, all accounts outstanding at the 31st August in connection with my late business must be pfiid on or before the 30th September. Amounts of accounts will be received by Mr T. D. PEARSON, Manager, whoso receipt will bo sufficient discharge for all liabilities. All accounts owing by me must be rendered in full before the 26th September* <•■'■ Youri faithfully, J, D, IUNBO.