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Mataura Ensign, Issue 212, 7 November 1896, Page 2

-\:/ • Special Advertisements. \ MITCHELL & CO., •\ ■■-.'■■ TAY STEEET, INVERCARGILL. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. CRATED WATER AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURERS. Amenta for : BOAB'SHEAD Thp CYFfI Rlpflfl BRACHE & CO.'S "" m STOUT - HHHWI? \ If™ C ° L ° N ™ nn N S IZ NG ' S ' E^BN Vj l %^ OFFLEYFORRES- , DUNDEE WHISKr.|P7^ -ER'S PORTS. BOYALABMS J^mM CeLLAR.^K CO,S / WTTTSTJrV IHHEbBISSk*SK« direct from msTiLLEns'. *■ acn?T;-DTT7C! i Y/tHaH.X. I Edinburgh/I always the bams, pure .Wow. SHERRIES. tt'JU U'«TSTi*Fßsj MATU3ED OCSTCK MALT. . On XXd.xi.cl : Hennessey, Rouyer, Gillott, Martell's Denis Monine and Boomerang Brandy, CIGABS AND CIGARETTES. J.D.K.Z., Old Tom, Schnapps, Bum, Dry Gin, and all Bequisites for Hotel Bars. .; the only MACKINTOSH LADIES-JAILOR DEE gTREET> OVEECOATS a T INYERCAHGILL. SOUTHLAND. MEASURE. W. SCOTT BEDFORD, THE MOST BIDING BBEECHES FASHIONABLE DBE STREET > LKDm $ mmm TAILORING INVERCAEGILL. EMPORIUM. Cycling Costumes. " BE IN THE KNOW." rTIHOSE who wish to be "in the know" should come and see our SI»J-aXI>r CSX SfiCOinr, which includes the SEASON'S FASHION in all its fulness, variety, and charm. The time is young, but there is nothing like being ahead — a minute too late may lose a fortune ; an hour too soon has saved many a life. Choose early front the fir st arrivals, and be in the front of fashion. Newest Designs. Newest Colors. Newest Shapes. ONLY AT QTMfYNTQ f A QTI T3HHT QTfYRT? Holland's buildings, bIIYIUJN o UAbn JjUUI blUliJj, main street, gore. Men's Blucher3, from 4/9. VERNON'S PATENT STRAPS. Boys' School Boots, from 4/11. Girls' High-leg School Boots,. 7-9, 3/11. BICYCLE SHOES. GirU' High-leg School Boots, 10-13, 4/11. Babies' Shoes, from 1/- par pair. WHITE HAIR SHOES. Children's Patent Strap Shoe 3, from 1/6. Ladies' Fancy Carpet Slippers, velvet bound, TAN BOOTS AND SHOES. 2/11. Men's Strong Walking Boots, hard wear, PATENT WALKING SHOES, fancy fronts, from 10/6. /v sy Ladies' Neat Evening Shoes, from 2/6. — <gfp^. 1/ Ladies' Two-bar Leather Shoes, 4/9. sc3||3SSi§s&s§3^ Ladies' Strong Leather Shoes, 4/11. Ladies' Leather Slippers, from 2/6. Cg^SSj||rTS||||| Ladies' Kid Lace Shoes, from 4/11. dP/i§lllllPllpl Ladies' First Quality Lace Shoes, 8/6. J|P^|Sn|l|||^||3'& Ladies' Canvas, Shoes, from 3/9. Jp^J^^^^^^^^^ Men's Fireside Slippers, from 1/6. JK^^^^^^^^^^a Men's Tan Balmorals, 10/6. . .^dSi'^illilKsiiiiiis'^^li^ Men's Balmorals, 6/11, 7/11,' 8/11, etc. i{^"lilP"'i»"P""^^ ; SS§§lPNS en ' s Watertight Bluchers, from 6/9. T^P-^^^^^^^^^Pl^^rt JiX. GTTUIYVKT'a fe **^s£Sass^' NiHSsSal At bIMUJN b, As per Sample, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11. MAIN STREET, GORE. UP-TO-DATE HOUSE ! NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY — FOR — MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, HATS, MEKCERY, ETC Boots a.ndL Shoes. HALLENSTEIN BROS., J. C. ALLAN, Makagbb. THE CORNER SHOP, Main St., Gore. aitken~lTrroad, Saddlers £*,n.d Harness !Vlaliej?sJUST ABRIVED,— A LAHGE CONSIGNMENT OF THE BEST HARNESS. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. But/gif Harness. Gig Harness. Spring Cart Harness. Gents' and Ladies' Fading Saddles and Bridles. Haimes. Leading Chains. Plough Chains. Tug Chains. Back Chains, etc., etc. ALL GOODS OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY. 6 Old Repairs Neatly and Promptly Executed. The MUTUAL AGENCY Co., of N.Z., Ltd. SPECIAL WOOL CIRCULAR. IN response to the request of a large number of our Shareholders, who are of opinion that this Company, being a co-operative concern, should not be a member of the Wool Brokers' Association, wenave severed our connection with that body, and are now free to undertake the business of Farmers and other Wool Growers who are in a position to deal with the Company, on the Liberal Terms hereafter mentioned— viz., Commission on Wool, li per cent all round, without reference to the size of the clip ; other; Charges on the Lowest ■ Possible Scale. Cash Advances, free op cosnnssiou, made on Growing Clips, at Lowest Current Rates. Advances will made on Wool in stoke at the low rate of 5 per cent. We shall be glad to receive your orders for Woolpacks, Twine, etc., and guarantee to supply same at Lowest Market Quotations. We trust the farming community generally will loyally support us in taking this new departure, the object being to do a safe business at the Lowest Possible Cost to Clients. Advice Notes, Address Labels, and Envelopes will be gladly supplied on application. AUCTION SALES. COUNTEY SALES. MONDAYS : Grain, etc., 10.30 a.m. BALCLUTHA : Fortnightly, Fridays. Rabbitskins, 2 p.m. PALMERSTON : Monthly, First Tuesday. TUESDAYS : Sheepskins, 2 p.m. WAIKOUAITI : Monthly, as advertised. WEDNESDAYS : Stock, Burasids. Other Centres, Clearing Sales as arranged. Murton's Dip, Storer's, Sheep-branding Paint, Woolpacks, Twine, etc. . li. MACLEAN, A. MATHESON, AUCTIONEER. SECRETARY. Seeds, season 1896. Seeds. J. H. KIRK & CO., INVEKCARGILL, GORE, AND DUNEDIN, . Agents for? Canterbury Seed Company, Hitd., "TTTHOSE SEEDS SINCE THEIR INTRODUCTION TO SOUTHLAND HAVE GIVEN ' ' UNQUALIFIED SATISFACTION. OUT HACTX*: Colonial White Clovers (several grades). Colonial Rod Clovers (several grades). Cowgrass, Timothy, Rape, etc., etc. Perennial Ryegrass, Italian Ryegrass, Cocksfoot (superior machine dressed). SAMPLES ON APPLICATION TO ANY OF THE BRANCHES. you can buy GODWARD & M'KENZIE, PHOSPHORUS, PARIS GREEN, BLUE Cyole Manufaoturers & importers, . •*- STONE, at the INVERCARGILL. Gore Pharmacy, MAIN STREET. A STOCK of over CO Ladies' and Gents' . "... . ' x\_ Machines to choose from. 'M "•■" CHARLES WOODMAN. a visit of inspection invited.