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Mataura Ensign, Issue 211, 5 November 1896, Page 6

General Notices. TAN f|RQ MATAURA, 1 **■ 1-V/riO, EIVERSDALB. Densem Bros. BEG to intimate to the Inhabitants of RIVERSDALE that they have COMMENCED BUSINESS AS TAILORS, and by studying the requirements of the people and selling all Goods at City Prices, hope to gain a share of public support. We also take this opportunity of thanking the Public of Mataura for the support given us since we commenced the above business. FIT and WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. Pbices to Suit the Times. THE GASH WAREHOUSE j AND FANCYJIOODS BAZAAR. BOYNE BROS. BEG to announce the arrival of a VERY ■ CHOICE ASSORTMENT of NEW SEASON'S GOODS. Dress Luetrcs, a beautiful lot. French Dress. French Dress. Lustro Serges. Lustre Serges. Crape Prints. Crape Prints. Prints in Stripe and Spot. ' I Moire Surat. Broche Silks. Bead Gimps. ' A Grand Lot of Ladies' Blouses. Ladies' Straw HatsChildren's Straw Hats. Children's Dresses and Pelisses. A Very Pretty Assortment of Sun Hats and Bonnets, Silk Hoods and Hats, ~ Pinafores (new shapes). Flowers ! Flowers ! ! Flowers ! ! ! Fancy Lace ! Chiffon ! In the Fancy Glass Department, we have a Pretty Lot of FANCY CUPS AND SAUCERS, TEAPOTS, BUTTER DISHES, &c. The Book Department is added to by Every Mail. A Sydney Side Saxon, by Rolf Boldrewood. The Crooked Stick, by Rolf Boldrewood. Old Melbourne, by Rolf Boldrewood. Nevermore, by Rolf Boldrewood. A Modern Buccaneer, by Rolf Boldrewood. Boy Myrtle and Peat, "by Crockett. The Raiders, by Crockett. Cleg Kelly, by Crockett. A Romance of Two Worlds, by Marie Corelli. A Son of Reuben, by Silas K. Hocking. The Heart of Man, by Silas K. Hocking. Gold and Incense, by Mark Guy Pearse. Works by Mrs Henry Wood. Agents for Dresden Piano Co. tSf We have now a Large Stock of NEW MUSIC, ana will be receiving the LATEST SONGS, &c, every month. BOYNE BROS., MAIN STREET, GORE. j SHEEPSKINS, RABBITSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAIR, Etc. CASH BUYERS ! TOP VALUES NO COMMISSION ! J. H, KIRK AND CO., MAIN STREET, GORE (Next J. Beattie'a Don Street, Invercargill, Bond Street, Dunedin. FISHING SEASON, 1896-97. JUST OPENED UP,— A Good Assortment OF FXSHCXNG T-S-CKX-iE For Incoming Season. A Call Solicited. Country Orders attended to. FISHING LICENSES ISSUED. georgjTshave. Hairdresser and Tobacconist, MAIN STREET, GORE. "370 ~sTi.olinists. I BEG to inform the Public that I am now MAKING VIOLINS, and have every confidence that the Quality will give satisfaction. The Tone and Finish have been highly spoken of by Competent Judges. BOWS lIIMIAHIKD AND VIOLIN 3 BIU'AIBED. THOMAS CARMODY, GORE. 504 d "THE ECLIPSE" GASH GROCERY, MAIN STREET, GORE. J. M. BARRON & CO. XT AVING taken over tho above Grocery -* — *- Business, we intend running it on the same lines as heretofore, viz., All Goods at the Lowest Possible Price, for Net Cash. We thank all those who have dealt in the Store in the past for their patronage, and hope, by keeping A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST ARTICLES, to continue to obtain the support which has been so liberally bestowed in the past. 3. M. BARRON & CO., "THE ECLIPSE" GASH GROCERY, MAIN STREET, GORE MfSHTGAPSCOALGo. (Contractors for the N.Z. Railways). j Collibbt : NIGHTCAPS. i Owice : INVERCARGILL. | iS.G3SNTS: : Tothill, Watson, & Co. . . Gore and I Riversdale Mtissey & Co. . . . . Gore | Maitland Leith . . „ Woodlands George Tait " . . . . Riversdale J. A. Mills Balfour Andrew Small . . . . Lumsden ! W. H. Whitaker . . . . Dipton. ' NIGHTCAPS COAL j ! AND NUTS Supplied in Truck Loads at any Railway Siding. 627 d mH E T^ISPENSARY. S. S. MYERS & CO., CHEMISTS AND DENTISTS, MAIN-ST., GORE. We thauk our Customers and Patrons who have so liberally supported us in the past, and wish to intimate that we now can be found in our new premises (two doors from the Clothing Factory). Agents for Marshall's Proprietary Lines. Pure Drugs of the Best Quality Dispensed, and Prescriptions carptully made up. Teeth Extracted at Am, Hoans. P. SOUNESS, Manager. '