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Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 70, 10 March 1914, Page 4

TUESDAY, THE IMPORT STORE NEWS. MARCH 10, 1914. We have closed our great February Sale. We had a very busy month's selling; in fact, what we set out to do has been accomplished, and our shelves have been practically cleared of Summer Goods. For the great success of the Sale we wish to heartily thank all those who have helped to make it so. I This week we devote to cleaning up, getting our shelves in order and preparing for the opening of Autumn Goods, which are already here and waiting to be-opened up. Hundreds of cases of the choicest wearables, etc., will be opened immediately, and in the course of a few days we hope to announce our Display of Autumn Season's New Goods. Import Stores. Balclutha. Import Stores.

If your New Costume is to bo above reproach let it have that subtle distinctiveness which CHAS. STOKES AND SONS' Tailoring Imparts. STOKES, THE LADIES' TAILOR JOHN STREET, BALCLTJTHA. RAILWAY BALL, OWAKA. The First RAILWAY BALL will be hehl in Club Hall, Owaka, on WEDNESDAY, 11th inst. Grand March 8.00. Tickets, os. Ladies free. Artistic decorations. J. E. PERRY, Hon. Sec. HARVEST HOME BALL. PUKEPITO HARVEST HOME BALL will be hehl in Messrs Begg Bros.' Barn 011 FRIDAY, March 20. Grand March 8.30. A. CARRUTIIERS, Secretary. ODDFELLOWS' PICNIC AT HOUIPAPA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, mil. An excursion train will run from Clinton to Houipapa on WEDNKSDAY, March IS, stopping at Waiwera, Warepa, Balclutha, Roinahapa and Owaka, ami probably at other stations on the line. Pull particulars in Friday's issue. Hot Water, Milk and Sugar Supplied. Public to bring their own Baskets. WILLIAM BROWN', Secretary, Clinton. CLUTHA RIVER BOARD. As this Board's financial year ends on March 31, the AUDIT DEPARTMENT REQUIRES all accounts, then three months in arrear, to be paid at the offices of the Board on or before that date. JAMES STEWART, Secretary. Balclutha, March 5, 1014. OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD. TENDERS will be received till it p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 18th iust., for the Erection of a Teacher's Residence at WHARETOA. Plan's and specifications may be seen at the Balclutha and Clinton Schools. S. M. PARK, Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin, March 5, 1911. LOST. LOST, from Balclutha Sale, Friday, one Black-and-tan PUP ("Bob"). D. REID AND COMPANY. 1 . Milton. PIANO TUNING. DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. Our Expert is now in the district, and those requiring his services Bhould write as soon as possible to "DBESDEN iTUNER," 0/0 Cluth* Leader*

SPECIAL NOTICE. TOBACCO, MERCERY AND BOOTS. SID WHITE BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS TAKEIT OVER THE BUSINESS KNOWN AS THE DOMINION MERCERY, AND IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS IS HOLDING A SALE FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. THE SALE STARTED THURSDAY, MARCH 5. GREAT BARGAINS TO BE HAD IN—MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, SOX, TIES, and all the Leading Makes in MEN'S LIGHT and HEAVY BOOTS. South Otago Freezing Co., limited. BALCLUTHA. In order to ensure the promptest attention, the Company would esteem it a favour if suppliers would notify the Head Office when they have stock ready for drafting. JAMES STEWART, General Secretary. Balclutha, February 16, 1914.

A Reasonable Price. QUALITY THE BEST. FIT AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. I have a late delivery of splendid Worsteds and Coatings, a picked lot of stuff, I am making up into Suits to Order. The prices I am cutting low so as to quickly clear. Now is the very best time to leave your order. "You can save money now." EVERYTHING REDUCED TO CLEAR. READY-TO-WEAR SUITS HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, CAPS ALL UNDERCLOTHING J. W. Mitchell, Tailor and Outfitter, Tailor and Outfitter, (THE CORNER SHOP), CORNER GORDON AND CLYDE STREETS, BALCLUTHA. F. S. Wilkins, "THE MEM'S OUTFITTER," CTLTDE STREET, BALCLUTHA. SALE NOW IN FULL SWING. BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S AND BOYS* BOOTS, CLOTHING, MERCERY, ETC Minstrel Gramophone Records DOUBLE-SIDED. BRIGHEST £& 4% 4 S1 6d AND BEST. CLARKE'S PHONOGRAPH STORE BALCLUTHA.

FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. FOR SALE. WAIKOIKOI.—4OO ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND, in good order, well watered, 60 acres iu oats, 60 acres iu turnips and young grass, balance in grass 1 to 4 years old, carrying 450 sheep and 200 lambs, ;U miles to rail. Excellent value at £9 5s per .acre. (No. 775) WAIRUNA. —400 ACRES, all practically level, sunny, sheltered property iu good nick, 50 acres turnips, 60 acres oats, 100 acres lyr grass, balance 2to 4 years. Good 7-roomcd house, and full range of farm buildings; handy to rail, school, etc. Easy ingoing. PRICE £l2 10s per acre. (779) WYNDHAM. —150 ACRES IDEAL DAIRY FARM, partly riverflat and ridge, well watered, 17 acres turnips, 18 acres young grass, 15 acres 1-year do, 8 acres stubble, 2 acres potatoes, 2 acres orchard (good), balance 2 ami o-vear grass. Good 7-roomed house and all farm outbuildings; carrying 40 dairy cattle and 80 sheep; 2-i miles from town, rail and factory. PRICE, £22 per acre. (No. 783) AGENT FOR W. & R. FLETCHER, LIMITED, LONDON, Net Cash. Purchasers of all kinds of FAT STOCK FOR FREEZING. A. H. AITKEN, LAND SALESMAN, GORE.

OWAKA TENNIS CLUB. A GRAND JAPANESE PAIR Will be held in the TERRITORIAL HALL, OWAKA, MARCH 13 and 14. WANTED. —By Gentleman, Private Board and Lodgings for a few months. State particulars to ''Boarder," Leader Office. BOROUGH OF BALCLUTHA. PROPOSED SALEYARDS LOAN OF £550. In pursuance of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a POLL of the Ratepayers of the Borough of Balclutlia •will'bp taken at the Council Chambers, Clyde Street, Balclutlia, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of March, 1914, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., on the proposal to raise a Special Loan of £550 for the purpose of enlarging and improving the Corporation Saleyards. Dated at Balclutha this 28th day of February, 193,4. r D. STEWART, I , ; • • . .

MISS KERNOHAN DALGETY'S BUILDINGS, BALCLUTHA. Wadded Bilk Pram Quilts, pretty colours, 4s 6d and 5s 6d. Infants' Gowns, calico or flannelette. Gown Bodices from Is 9d. A large stock of Flannel Barries, Swaitlies, Singlets, Bootees, Head Squares, Hats and Bonnets, Shawls and everything you want for baby. Infants' Woollen Jackets from 2s Gd. Ladies' Silk Blouses, a,ll sizes, from 7s 9d. White and Coloured Blouses from 3s Cd. All kinds of Woven Combinations from ;!s lid. Ladies' Nightdresses, Underskirts, Camisoles, Stockings, Pinafores, Dressing .Jackets always in stock. Infants' Shoes from Is pair. Bibs from (id to 3s 9d. Call and see our new Neckwear. A large assortment of Stamped Fancywork for the winter evenings. Traycloths, Runners, Tablecovers, Coseys, and all materials for working same. Fancy Goods and lota ofDaiaty, NickMokg for ftfsfteota. '

Latest McCormick Binders. U r-JS^S3r <• ••■'.V'/ .W-i-*- 1 -- -- |. # W • »' * " Agent for Clutha, Owaka and Clinton Districts—P. C. HISLOP, SAMAUIMA,