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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 369, 27 June 1884, Page 4

Tailors. rp TO THE GENTLEMEN OF GORE AN] ,^ j SUJRROUNDtNG DISTRICTS. I BEG to announce that I VISIT GOR3 ,- and surrounding districts regularly, tha . I import direct from the Home Market, tha ' I cut all Garments myself carefully and keo} none but First- Class Workmen, and that al < n . orders I may be favored with will be tnrnec .jut wiLh despatch. 2 J. H. GEDDES, te , TAIL OR AND iCLOTHIER, Tay Stbeet, INVERCAR&ILL. a 791 JOHN ¥. WOOD^ TAILOR, Has commenced business in the brick shop adjoining Mr Beattie's, Gore, and sucplicd a „ ! long-felt want in the community, whose patrenage he expects. Particular attention will be paid to the ~ tailoring department, so that he has ne hesi- » tation in giving a guarantee that every garment sent out will give entire satisfaction in quality, style, fit, workmanship and price. Ladies riding jackets and ulsters a special 's branch, which will 4 receive every attention. A large assortment |of tweeds and cloths to choose from of English, Irish, Scotch, and Colonial manufacture. . Eemember the address — JOHN F, WOOD, Next Mr Beattie's, Gore, i P. S.—All goods shrunk before being made up^ el 26 UITS AND WATERPROOFS TO MEASURE. j London Make. Colonial Make I LOUIS ROTHER AND CO,, ■ Moray Place, off George Street. (Next to Mtmroe's Stoneyards.) DUNEDIN, desirous of meeting the present depressed times and procuring for poople Clothes at prices never heard of in New Zealand, have made special arrangements with one of the largest houses in London, also in the Colony, to get Suits, Waterproofs, etc., to measure, guaranteeing firstclass fit, best workmanship and latest fashions. i Query.— Why can Louis Rother and Co. sell a London and colonial made suits to measure so cheaply ? ? ? ? i Answer.- First : Direct connection with the • manufacturers at Home and in the colonies. Second : Working expenses being next to nothing, and small prefita ! 1 ! ! » Over 600 patterns to select from — latest novelties in Mosgiel and Roslyn Tweeds included. Come and judge for yourself. Terms Cash. Pricelists and Self measuring cards on application. I On hand readymade waterproofs. P.S.— Goods not fitting need not be taken. e176 c J. SIMPSON, (late of Waikaia) TAILOR and HAIRDRESSER, Main Street, Gore. JS. begs to announce that he has come menced business in Gore, and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a ! share of public patronage. Note the address. — Opposite Smaill and Brown's, Main Street, Gore. e5lB s ■ . General NoticesC GORE BUTCHERY. NOTICE TO FARMERS. CONTRACTORS AND THE PUBLIC. PRIME COKN BEEF AT 20s PER 1001 b HAVING determined to give the Public the advantage of the Beef Market and, on account of the Trade I am doing, 1 will supply PRIME CORN BEEF FROM 1001 b to 10001 bAT 20s per 1001 b. Cas for same must be sent to the Gore Butchery. Orders are respectfully requested, which shall have my personal attention, S. FLETCHER. P.S. — Casks will be provided at cost price, February 21, 1881 el3B NOTICE TO FARMERS. THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. (Ltd.) Capital Three Millions Sterling. The above Company make liberal advances to F&rmers and others engaged in developing the resources of the country at current rates of interest on Freehold Properties, Growing Clips of Wool and Crops. And also, on WOOL, GRAIN, AND OTHER PRODUCE consigned to their care either for Local Sale or shipment to any of their numerous Agencies throughout the Australian Colonie WILX.:AM DOUGLAS, Agent, Gore ; JOHN TURNBULL, Manager for Southland. ■P-S. — The Company are Agents for Cfr^ss Clover, and other seeds. Woolsacks atl <i Cornsacks always on hand* Gore, 14th September, 1883. C 194 RABBIT SKINS! RABBIT SKINS ! I T\TE are CASH PURCHASERS of RAB- " ? BIT SKINS. Highest.market price given. Where sellers find it inconvenient to corns to town, they can consign direct to us, and can rely on getting an immediate remittance and the full market value. Bags and bales returned if required. WILSON, TAINE & CO., c * Invercargill. PLOUGHS! PLOUGHS! /\NE, TWO, AND THREE FURROW " First Prize at Gore and Invercargilj Shows in 1883, beating all leading makers. Farmers in want of ploughs should see these, before buying any other plough. Fencing Standards, all sizes, £12 10s per ton. Agents : Gore aud Gordon ... J. Mac Gibbon and Sons, Riversdale , ,„ J. Green* junr. W. GARDINER, Implement Maker, Mataura. e427 Oats Braised on the premises. i