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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXX, Issue 1, 1 July 1913, Page 4

TUESDAY. THE IMPORT STOEE NEWS. JULY 1,1913. If you want oargains Bigger, better and more of them than you have ever had offered you before come to the Great Genuine Sale which opened at the Import Stores on Thursday and lasts for 26 days. The bargain catalogue was distributed in last Tuesday's paper, and we have no doubt it will have been scanned by thousands. Below we give a few of the many remarkable offerings, and if you want to share in these bargains don't put off coming early. Bargains such as this store offers will not last for ever. ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY BY MAIL WILL HAVE THE MANAGER'S PEErONAT. ATTENTION. FANCY DEPARTMENT BARGAINS—--2 iliiwn Coloured Lunch Baskets, huge. Usual prices, 0/11, 5/6, 4/(3. A real snip to first callers — 1/11 each 100 Boxes Cleaver's Assorted Perfumed Soaps, 3 in box — 1/- box Xylonite Hand-Mirrors,, black and white, cheval shape and very light— Only 1/11 each A Large Assortment of Actress Hairpin Boxes, very well filled with a good variety of Pins— SALE PRICES, 5d and 8d each HOUSEHOLD GOODS BARGAINS. Hemmed Sheets, white, full double-bed size— Bargain Price, 5/6 per pair Heavy White FlanneletteBargain Price, 4/11 dozen yards Ked-bordercd Supper Cloths, large size— Bargain Price, 3/6 each Unshrinkable Grey Flannel— Bargain Price, lOd yard White Blankets, full double-bed size, all pure wool—--18/6 and 21/- per pair BARGAINS IN DRESS MATERIAL. Indigo Print. —our special—Usual 7d Sale Price, 4.vd Superior Fast Dye— 6yds for 2/11 Heavy Dressy Blouse Flannelette — Usual JOd. Our Special, 6£d yard Pure Wool Unshrinkable Kremelain — Usual Price, 3/(i. Our Price, 2/3 Heavy Strong Tweeds— Usual, 1/6. To Clear, Hid The Latest All-Wool Dross Tweed, in lighter shades of grey— Usually ;:/U. Our Offer, 2/3 BARGAINS FOR MEN. All-Wool Kaiapoi Sox — 3 pairs for 2/4 Koslvji Ribbed Underpants — Sale Price, 3/11 Men's Double Collars (Celluloid)— To Clear, 8d each Boys' Celluloid Eton Collars— 6d each Men's Samson Braces— Usual, :i/(i. Sale Price, 1/11 Blue Denim Overalls— To Clear, 2/11 pair IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED OUR GREAT SALE CATALOGUE LET US KNOW AND WE WILL SEND YOU ONE BY RETURN OF MAIL. Import Stores

FRIDAY, JULY 11. At 11.30 a.m. AT BALCLUTHA SALEYAEDS. SANDY CREEK FARM. 714 ACRES of splendid rolling down country; grows splendid crops of wheat, oats, turnips, etc.; first-class dairying laud, with a cheese factory within one mile of the property. We have received instructions from the holders of the mortgage to submit the above valuable holding to public auction on Friday, July 11, at Balclutha. Intending purchasers can inspect the property at any time from July 1 next until date of sale. Any special terms required by intending purchasers can be arranged prior to date of sale, otherwise the terms of payment will be as follows: 10 per cent, on day of sale, 10 per cent, on day of possession, balance up to oue-third by March 21, 1914, balance 5 years from date of sale at 3 per cent. When the whole of Clydevale was worked as one property this farm was recognised to be one of the best portions of the e.-tate, and we conlidently direct the .atfent_vi.ii of pnbable buyers to it. The advent of the proposed Olutha Valley railway should ensure largely increased value when completed. Further particulars can be obtained from fHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, Dunedin and Balclutha.

FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1913. At 11.45 a.m. ORPORATION YARDS, BALCLUTHA JJALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD., have been instructed by the administrators in the estate of the late Eliza Campbell to offer by auction at above time ami place ITER FREEHOLD FARM AT KAIHIKtI, containing about 2(18 acres (more or less;, beinu Sections 1, 2, :; and : l, Block Kfi, ( luthn Sur.ey District. Tl:e property is d: .:dcl into ei-h [•addocks, and is situated two miles from Kailiiku rail way nation aiid post o.'iico, i..nd is one mile from school. The improvements consist of 7-roomcd house, NOTE. — In onV:- ' ■ wind up the estate a. low upset has b,\;n put on the property, and e.e-A' terms will be given. f | E. STEWART will sell at Rooms at 2 p.m. on Friday:—Fruit, Furniture, Fowl Wheat, Potatoes, Etc. Lady's BLACK FUR on road between Lovells Flat and Stem-y Creek. May be had at GJutha Le„ !er 0."....e ou paying advertisement. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership hitherto existing between Robert Weir and James Craig, carrying on business in Balclutha as Weir and Craig, Coal Merchants and Carriers, has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All accounts owing to and by the late firm will be payable to and by James Craig. Dated this 30th day of June, 1913. (Signed) ROBERT WEIR. JAMES CRAIG. Witness: R. If. Grigor, Solicitor, Balclutha. y[& T. L. MORRISON, teacher of Piano, Organ, Violin, Mandoline, Banjo, Guitar, Clyde Street, visi'o