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Mr Wilkie : How about the retrenchment you talked of at Waikaka ? Mr llobertson : I never mentioned retrenchment at Waikaka. What I said was that many of the small £5 or jGIO jobs at present done by the surfacemen could be done for less money if let by contract, and I say so now, as the surfacemen have plenty to do to keep the made roads in repair, and that the engineer could be better employed if he travelled more over the roads, as I have no doubt he is often employed at clerical work in the office, which a man at half his salary could da just as well. Mr J. Maher : I wish to bear out what Mr Eobertson said about the travelling expenses, as to-day I passed over a piece of road that was damaged to the amount of what would send a man to Invercargill three times. Jock : " Sirs the day ! new claes, nae less !" Sandy : " Nae sic luck, but a wee bottle of McKenzie's Cleaner — that's a. It's like'X rays ' ; taks a' the dirt aff, an' maks the claith as quid as ever."— [Advt.] Mrs McTavish : " Hech me ! Mrs McNab, but yir lookin' sair forfoughten." Mrs McNab : " An' nae wunner. Polishin' that furniture for twa hale days ; an' it's no a bit nicer." Mrs McTavish : " Hoots, wummin I use McKenzie's Polish. A bit dicht ower wi' a saf t rag an' yir furniture's polished like new 1 Government House hae it." — [Advt.] Miscellaneous Notices. FOR SALE.— Bicycle, " Imperial " Rover Track Racer ; suit sft. lOin. rider ; weight, 22Jlbs ; one month in use. Apply J. H. Smith, Gore. FOB SALE, CHEAP.— HaIf-share in Traction Engine and Mill; nearly new; good run, Waikaka and districts. Apply J. H. Smith, Gore. JH. SMITH, Gore, has been appointed . Agent for Massey-Harris Cycles. See future issue for particulars. PUKEBAU Church Organ Fuud Concert Postponed till Friday Next, 13th November. 630 d PUKEEAU CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.— The Annual Meeting will be held in the Hall on Wednesday, the llth iust., at 8 p.m.— F. M. Dawson, Secretary. WANTED KNOWN.— Just opened, 20 dozen Hard and Soft Felt Hats in the very latest shape 3. Hard Hats, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 ; Crush Hats, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, all colors. The new " Tourist " Hats, 4/9, 6/9, 7/6. The Correct Thing at Domigan's. I7IABMS for Sale or Lease. — Apply J. j Blaikie, Land Agent, Gore. 512 d BABGAIN. — A First-class Pianoforte, just out '■ from London, £25. — Granite House, Gore. 603 d WANTED KNOWN.— Just opening, a Grand Assortment New Tennis Shirts; splendid lot White Shirts in all kinds, also with Reversible Cuffs. All prices, from 5/-, 6/6, 8/6. Job line Regatta Shirts, 4/-, 4/6. All New Goods at Domiqan's. T7IERGUSON, Tinsmith and Plumber, will JD be found at The Gore Ironmongery Depot, opposite Colonial Bank Buildings. Bring your Repairs and Orders along. WANTED KNOWN— The Gore Ironmongery Depot opens on Saturday, 31st October, opposite Colonial Bank Buildings. — Mclver & Ferguson. T)UILDERS' Ironmongery of every desi> scription, Household Utensils, Farmers' Tools, Paints, Powder and Shot, Kerosene, &c, at Gore Ironmongery Depot. Patronage solicited. — Mclver and Ferguson. McIVEB, Watchmaker, will be found at the Gore Ironmongery Depot, opposite Colonial Bank Buildings. SEVERAL SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND, on Real Securities. Rates according to amounts required and margin on securities. — Arch. Fletcher, Solicitor, Gore. nnEMPEBANCE HOTEL, Gore, For Sale I or To Let. Apply Ensign Office. WANTED KNOWN.— Just opening, all the latest shapes and colors in Silk and Washing Ties and Scarves. Domigan keeps up with the times. Everything fashionable and up to date. npAILORS! TAILORS! TAILORS!— JL If you want a First-class Suit to order, W. & R. SCOTT, Gore and Dunedin, will give yon satisfaction. Sac Suits, AS 3s, £3 7s 6d, £3 10s, £4, £4 os, £4 10s, £4 15s. Our Prices are the Cheapest in the Colony. A trial solicited. rpAILORS ! TAILORS ! TAILORS !— I For Cycling Suits, a varied choice of Tweeds to select from. Trousers to order, 17/6, 19/6, 21/-, 22/6, 25/-, 27/6. Value in this line is unequalled. Patterns and prices sent to any address.— W. & R. SCOTT, Gore and Dunedin. TTvRESSMAKING at our Gore EstablishJLJ meut. Satisfaction guaranteed. — J Mac Gibbon and Sons. ONEY TO LEND on Freehold Security. Apply T. M. MACDONALD & SON, Solicitors, Esk Street, luvereargill. FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS at our Gors Premises, — Show Room, Carpet Room, Dressmaking Rooms. — J. MacGibdon and Sons. AGENTS for Euglish and American BICYCLES. Light weight, Regular Beauties. Prices on application. — J. MacGibbon and Sons. ■11l il 1 1 i I lim ■iHKimll-'""'^ * M T M *~TT** M '^ *"TTrß*"l Kloction Notices. SOUTHLAND COUNTY. WAIKftIAJIDING. rpIHE following Gentlemen have been duly JL proposed as Candidates for the Office of Councillor to represent the Waikaia Riding in the Southland County Council :— Otto George William Hast, Colin Robertson. There being only ONE VACANCY, an ELECTION will be held on WEDNESDAY, llth November, 1896, at places specified in j this issue. JAMES HANDYSIDE, Returning Officer. Waikaia, 4th November, 1896. 642 d SOUTHLAND COUNTY. WAfKAIAJiDiNG. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an ELECTION for the return of ONE COUNCILLOR for the Waikaia Riding will •■ be held on WEDNESDAY, llth November, I 1896. The following places have been appointed Polling Booths : — ! The Old Athenamm, Blaydon Street, i Waikaia. i The Hall, at Schoolhouse, Wendonside. The Store-room of Mr W. A. Donald, South Weudonsido. The Schoolshed, Weudon. | The Schoolshed, Wendon Valley. The Schoolshed, Greenvalo. ! The Store-room of Mr D. A. Cameron, ! Nokomai. The House of Mr Jas. Cosgrove, Glenary. The Southland County Council Offices, Invercargill. JAMES HANDYSIDE, j Returning Officer. I Waikaia, 4th November, 1896.

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Mataura Ensign, Issue 212, 7 November 1896, Page 3

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