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Clutha Leader, Volume XLII, Issue 84, 28 April 1916, Page 3

Grain, Chaff, Potatoes, Etc. TO THE FARMERS OF OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND Another grain season being at hand, we take the opportunity of thanking our many clients for their patronage in the past, and to again tender our services for the disposal of their grain here, or for shipment of same to other markets, making liberal cash allowances thereon, if required. We may point out a few advantages of consigning to us:— We have special facilities for storage. Our Stores are dry, airy, thoroughly ventilated. Our private railway siding enables produce to be delivered directly into store, thus eliminating the waste incurred through unloading and again carting into warehouse. We hold regular Weekly Auction Sales, and we are in constant touch with all the principal grain merchants, millers and produce dealers. Our connection is of the largest, and is extending vear We have expert valuers, who safeguard our clients' best interests. When required, we make Liberal Cash Advances on consignments. Jf growers wish to sell for immediate delivery on trucks at country stations we shall be pleased to advise, them promptly as regards value, or to obtain best offers for their approval on receipt of samples. Account Sales are rendered within six ilavs of sale CALCUTTA CORNSACKS (all sizes), CHAFF BAUS, SEAMING TWINE, and all Requisites on the shortest nolice, and at Lowest Prices. Sample Hags, Advice Notes and Labels on application. Donald Reid and Co., Ltd., OTAGO CORN AND WOOL EXCHANGE,

NEW HUDSON MOTOR CYCLES. NEW MILITARY MODELS, AS USED BY BRITISH WAR OFFICE, 3J4 H.P., £B7 10/Thtsc new models of the famous New Hudson Motor Cycle are the very perfection of strength, reliability, comfort ami power. At the front, where they are used in hundreds, they have put up wonderful performances, and their splendid work, their reliability under all conditions, has been the talk of motorists all over the world. Call or write for particulars of these unrivalled cycles. Alt 1-4 h.p., all modern improvements, such as 3-speed car gear-box, etc., costs £B7 10s; with side-car, £25 extra. 183 GEORGE STREET, W. A. SCOTT $ SONS DUNEDIN

ortheNewnome Almost the first thing to consider when equipping a new house is the range. A good one saves work, worry and time. If you get a "Champion" you get a range thoroughly up to date. A ~» CHAMPION RANGE. has all the latest improvements —oven right side or left, fire which can be opened out if desired, tip-up grate. Oven heats quickly and evenly. Cooks perfectly—cakes, scones, meat —everything. Beautifully finished. Write for free catalogue giving testimonials. BRINSLEY S Co., Ltd., Matters, Dunedin.

SOUTH OTAGO FREEZING COMPANY, LIMITED. These Works are now OPEN for Fat Stock. Arrangements have been made with the Railway Department to ensure [ prompt forwarding of Stock consigned j to the Works. When the regular trains, on the Catlins line do not suit arrange-1 ments have been made for a shunt. The ! following are the recognised stock trains to the Works: — TAPANUIBRANCH. Train daily from Edievale, 9.55 a.m., arrive Balclutha 2.30 p.m.; Finegand arrive 6.30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fridays, 8.20 p.m. on Saturdays. (Shunt required other days.) Stations CLINTON to KAKAPUAKA. Same as above. LAWRENCE BRANCH. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday train leaves Lawrence 6.25 a.m., arrive Finegand 10.50 a.m. Tuesday and Friday train leaves Lawrence 7.15 a.m., arrive Balclutha 12.10 p.m. (Shunt to Finegand about 5 p.m.) Train leaves Lawrence daily at 3.15 p.m., arrive Balclutha 7.45 p.m. (Shunt to Finegand, Saturdays excepted.) Stations MOSGIEL-MILBURN (inc.). Wednesday, Friday and Saturday train leaves Mosgiel 12.15 p.m., arrive Finegand 6.30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday, 8.20 p.m. Saturday. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday train leaves Mosgiel at 6.10 a.m., arrive Finegand 10.55 a.m. MILTON AND LOVELLS FLAT. Train leaves Milton daily at 8.45 a.m., arrive Finegand 10.55 a.m. Ex BURNSIDE (Wednesday Sale). Leave Burnside 11.0 p.m., arrive Balclutha 3.30 a.m. (Shunt required to ! Finegand.) JAS. STEWART, General Secretary. Balclutha, January 24, 1916.

Wherever men are found in good fellowship—where the braw Scotch tale is told, and the guid smoke rises to the rafters, man, there, too. will ye find BONNIE DDON TOBACCO. Te«t it 7<ra?iett, fii