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Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 33, 24 October 1916, Page 4

You Can Feel, Sir! —that you've the whole spring itselfunder one of my Smart Spring Felt Hats —just in. Right from the best makers—HATS well made and smartly finished —as full of snap and go as the air is of the birds' spring song. STETSON'S, the standard of hat perfection. We have them in the newest spring and summer shapes and shades. All sizes. PRICES 5/6, 7/6, 8/6 BORSALINO'S—the quality hat. In some smart new shapes and colours. All sizes. PRICES 9/6,10/6,12/6 Other makes in a quality an shape to suit every pocket and whim, and a colour for every taste. J. W. MITCHELL, MEN'S OUTFITTER AND TAILOR, CLYDE- ST., BALCLUTHA. TAMBLYN, I'KENZIE & WINTON. ,ph »» 3608 HOUSE. FARM AND ESTATE AGENTS AND VALUATORS, ETC., J3RAITHWAITE 'S BUILDINGS, 42 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. heavy flat land, balance -all easily worked land, well fenced with post and wire fences, and subdivided into 8 paddocks; I,} miles from rail, sehool, etc., and handy to factory; 6-roo'med dwelling, dairy, all other outbuildings required on a farm. Well watered, and part of the property lias been limed. Carrying capacity ordinarily going 40 cows and 200 ewes. Price, £l4 per acre. This is a solid place, and, one which will show a tip-top' return. ()WAKA: Absolutely one of the best bush sections now on the market. 253 acres 0.R.P., rent £5 per annum, handy Jo rail, school and factory. A good part of it practically flat, balance all nice lying ground; at present 65 to 75 acres in grass, balance bush. Carrying capacity in present state 20 cows, besides other cattle. Six-roomed house, with all conveniences, also all necessary outbuildings. This is a property which will be worth something in 'the vicinity of £ISOO within a very short time. Price, £BSO. jJALCLUTHA: 200 ACRES, all good mixed agricultural land, all ploughable and. easily worked; situated, two miles from railway, and within I mile from sehool, etc. At present there are 30 acres crop and 20 acres being prepared for turnips, also some for rape. The remainder is in good fresh pasture. Six-roomed dwelling, washhouse, stables, barn, byre, implementshed, etc. This property will do 1J sheep to the acre comfortably. Through last winter there were 500 sheep on it. Price, £9 10s per acre; good terms arranged, ox owner will exchange with a farm or bush place in Owaka District. (~)WAKA: 190 ACRES FREEHOLD. AH in grass with the exception of 28 acres and all lying to the sun; heavy grass land, extra well fenced, and subdivided l ; situated alongside school, factory, and 3 miles from rail- Sixroomed dwelling, byre, stables, piggeries. There is also a good orehard attached to the steading. Capacity, 40 dairy cows 'and young cattle. Price, £I6OO. EDISON'S . . . MASTERPIECE The DIAMOND DISC PHONOGRAPH represents 35 vears of endeavour to perfectly reproduce sound. Hear the EDISON DISC! HEAR IT! THEN DECIDE! That's the inventor's invitation. His ©own words are: "Let the public hear and decide." At . CLARKE'S . FANCY GOODS BAZAAR AND FURNITURE STORES, BALCLUTHA. Box 52. 'Phone 51. The Dominion Mercery. GREAT REDUCTIONS OFFERED FOR THE NEXT TWO "WEEKS IN MEN'S AND BOYS' DOUBLE-BREASTED OVERCOATS. MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS, unlined, shades Slate and Brown—Usual price, 755. SALE PRICE, 60/MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS, felt linedUsual price, 60/- SALE PRICE, 60/MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS— Usual price, 50/- SALE PRICE, 40-/ / MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS— Usual price, 45/- SALE PRICE, 30/BOYS' AND YOUTHS' OVERCOATS, sizes 6 to 16— Usual price, 18/6. SALE PRICE, 13/6. A large selection of MEN'S LIGHT and HEAVY WORKING BOOTS, including Black and Tan 0.8., Royalty, Ascot, Tourist, Bostock's— All at SALE PRICES. SID. WHITE, Post Offiee Address: Box 4, Balclutha. SALE! ! SALE! 1 Look out for Snips in our Cash Clearing Sale. Big Reductions in Men's and Boys' Boots and Clothing. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TIES AT 6d EACH. F. S. Wilkins, OUTFITTER CLYDE STREET. TO STIRLING RESIDENTS. CLUTHA RIVER SERVICE. THOMAS McKINLAY, Stirling (late The p.s. CLYDE will run as folof Gore), begs to notify that he is pre- lows:— pared to undertake General Carting, J FBIDAY, Oetober 17.—Tuapeka Ploughing Contracts, etc. Charges ] Mouth. reasonable ■ TUESDAY, October 31. —(Jlydevale.