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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIX, Issue 52, 11 February 1913, Page 4

J^OST —From Kaleyards, a Black Dog, Smut; a good loader. Finder please communicate wit h (.'lias, Dallas, Te Houka. A.NTED—Secondhand Motor Cycle. A|i|ilv "I'ycli','' cure of Loader onice. STRAYED. Strayed into my paddock .">0 Sheep (various brands). GEORGE MOORE, I'ukepito. KAHUIKA SPORTS CLUB Will hold their Annual Sports at Kfiliuika on March 1. Handicap Chop; entry os; pri/.o money, £7. l.lin 1 1 ;iinlii-Hp Chop; entry, lis: pri/.e money, i\. --in Handicap D.H. Sawing; entry, ."is; prize money, 10s. I •">i11 11ainl i'-n j) S.ll. Sawing; entry, .'ls; jiri/e money, i'l Ids. Birch logs will be used, aud bo!lt Chops will be underhand Nominations, accompanied with entrv fees, to be in (Secretary's hands not later than 7 p.m. Saturday, '_"_' nd inst. Meeting registered. Field Events, Post Entry. A. INGRAM, Secretary. WAIWERA PUBLIC HALL. GRAND CONCERT AND DANCE, In Aid of Hall Funds. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1913. Admission to Conceit, Is. Children, (id. Doors open 7..'10. Commence at S. Admission to Dance, 2s. Ladies Invited. W, SA N I>F()l{I), Secretary. NOTICE. As many as possible of those interested in the departure from the district of Mr and Mrs 11. C. .lones are cordially invited to attend a meeting to be held in the Athenaeum, Stirling, on WEDNESDAY night, the iL'jli inst., at S oVIoe];. D. BOYD, Convener.

A POINTER. I WHY NOT use the same business methods in buying your Groceries as you do in selling your produce? j In SELLING you spend much time in : finding out the highest cash markets. I Why not in BUYING your Household requirements spend time in finding out the best market—that is, goods of equal or better value at a lower price? | Money saved in this way is money earned. . The place to save your money is PREDDY'S CASH STORE, CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA. The following is a translation of a letter which appeared in tho 'Lutmburg;erheido Nachrichten," a German newspaper:- "As soon as Germany lias command of the sea, which will b» before long, 1 would advise our Government to turn its attention towards an island named New Zealand. It would not take much to possession ol it, because they have only boys as soldiers, and are too far away from England to Ret any help from thore. It is a very fertile land; it produces ail enormous quantity of butter, cheese, beef, mutton, and wool, all products much needed in our country. Tho country is also rich in gold, coal, oil and other minerals. The first n action of the world—Germany—ought to be in pom Mum of ft."