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Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 8, 28 July 1916, Page 4

FMDAY, AUGUST 4, 1916. AT CORPORATION YARDS, BALCLUTHA. FORTNIGHTLY SALE Entries Invited. 1 jUNEDIN STOCK AG E>."TS AND WOOLBROKEKS' ASSOCIATION TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1916. I'RKLIM IN ARY NOTICK. CLEARING SALE. At \VaUf;;!lii:i. r pHF, NATIONAL MORTGAGK AND AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITKP. have instruction* from Mr I'. Hajrgart, Wanjraloa. rn soil on flu- farm, Wangaloa, an aVivc date ALL HIS LIVI'. AND !>KAD sTOi'K. As 'Mr Ilaggart lias sold his lann everything is fir unreserved sale. Full I'aitin Nexr I-mic. ()ut>i<t<' Kntries lii\'ire<t. MISS KERN OH AN, LADIES' AMI) CHILDREN'S OUTFITTER, CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA. Smart Blouses in Flannelette, Wincey, Delaine, Radianta and Silk, all now styles, from 4/11 to 15/6. Ladies' Fleecy-lincd Bloomers, from 3/3; All-wool, 5/3. A large stock of Children's Bloomers and Jerseys. Se« our Children's Ready-to-wear and Trimmed Hats—all the latest from 1/each. Infants' Hand-made Crochet Coate, all colours and sizes, from 5/11. A large assortment of Infants' Gowns, Barries, Singlets, Bonnets, Bootees, Socks, Woven Binders and everything you need for Baby kept in stock. Real Lace and Insertion from lOd yard. The latest in Neckwear and Neck Bows from 1/AII kibds of Stamped Fancywork and Knitting Needles. Just arrived a large stock of Infants' Bibs, from 6d to 3/3.

DENTISTRY. A. E. J. BLAKELEI (Next Telegraph Office, Bank, of Aaa tralaaia Buildings), COENEB BOND 6 RATTBAY ST?., DUNEDIN, VISITS BALCLUTHA EVEBY FBIDAY. BALCLUTHA ADDBESS: GAWN'S BUILDLNQB, CLYDE 8TKindly note Dunedin Addreas: BANK OP AUSTRALASIA (Next Telegraph Office). TARATU COAL. Having tin' AGEN'I'Y fur TARATU COAL, I am now in a position to supplv tin' Public of BALCLUTHA with TRUCK LOTS, or by tin' LOAM. FIREWOOD sl'i'l'LlH!'. ALSO GENERAL CARTING DONE. COAL ORDERS STRICTLY CASH ON DELIVERY. WM. BUCHANAN, ABGYLE STREET BALCLUTHA. TO THOSE WHOSE SONS AND BROTHERS HAVE FOUGHT AT GALLI I'OLl! A SPECIAL PORTRAIT, THE ANZAC. Ft is only lifting that New Zealand's Heroes should be honoured in their own homes by an ever-present tribute to their bravery. In order that a worthy picture may be available for every soldier's home we have arranged for a Special Portrait as follows: From any ordinary good photograph we will make a 15 x 12 Permanent Enlargement, worked by hand to life-like accuracy. The Portrait is framed in massive oak 3 inches wide, with a handsome oak mount, and 1-inch gilt slip; size over all, 29 inches bv 25 inches. On the frame below the picture is affixed a splendid metal design, oxydised copper or electro silvered—a Rococo Panel bearing in bold letters the word "Anzac," surmounted by a Mural Crown and the Union Jack and New Zealand Flags iu relief. Price complete, including packing in wooden case for rail—£3 3s. When ordering send the best photogra{3i you have, also some evidence that the subject was in the Gailipoli Campaign, if you wish the "Anzae" Shield on the frame. C. W. PATTTLLO, THE BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHER, GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN,