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Mataura Ensign, Issue 214, 12 November 1896, Page 6

| General Notices. DRAPERY NOTICE. i TAMI7Q TJPATTTT? DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, f JAiVlJJjij JJlllAl IIJQJ, MAIN STREET, GORE, 1 TTAS, through steady perseverance, thoroughly succeeded in establishing his name XX for GENUINE GOODS. This, however, is not all. He has also convinced his Customers of selling at Lowest Prices for this decription of Goods. " Try him." This Notice is not required by my Customera, but for the benefit of Strangers coming to Gore, pointing out where Reliable Goods are to be had at Reasonable Prices. And, besides this, I wish to convince the Natives who have not yet benefited by my experience as a provider of Reliable Fashionable Drapery and Clothing " to try mine," and compare not only with local competitors but also with those goods (mostly oldfashioned) sold by perambulating unlicensed hawkers from the large town retailers, who, although they enjoy many advantages over their country cousins, yet unfairly wish to wipe them out, or compel them to centralise to compete fairly. In my Workrooms, Artistic and Reliable Work is done in all lines. MILLINERY. DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING. ' Miss Baird is my Popular Milliner— doing Miss Allan runs this Department, and Stylish Work. is doing Good Work. N.B. — J. Beattie is Gore Agent for the Alliance Assurance Co. 1 GEO. D. SHAW WILL HOLD A Cheap Sale, for 14< Days, DURING which he will offer FIRST-CLASS GOODS at LESS THAN YOU PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS at so-called Cheap Sales. Svery Article RecLucect in Prioe. Mantles and Jackets at Half-Price. Dress Goods from s|d per yard. Braid and Gimp Trimming at Half-Cost — see this line. Blankets, 5/11, 8/6, 9/9, 12/6, 16/. Flannelettes, very wide and heavy, from 3Jd. The Finest Selection of Linoleums and Floorcloths in Gore. 3 DRESSMAKING UP TO DATE. = WESTON'S BOOT WAREHOUSE. Cycling IB O O 1* S Tennis Cricket Fishing axxa. Running f Holiday SHOE S. i I "QOSITIVELY THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS antkA SHOES XT IN THE DISTRICT. I i Boot Trunks SLtxA Cases Fox? Sal©. " TO HAND.— A FIRST-CLASS MAKE OF YANKEE BICYCLE. CALL AND SEE IT. A MARVEL AT THE PRICE— £I9 Cash. f WESTON'S BOOT WAREHOUSE, ) OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, i j XXsiin. Street, Gore. i t WM. GARDINER & CO., MATAURA IMPLEMENT WORKS. SPECIAL NOTICE FOR FARMERS. WE WA>fT YOU TO CALL AND SEE OUR IZZs. Improved Drill Turnip Sower. SSS». STEEL Frame, Improved Coulters, Easy of Access, Simple in Construction, can sow any quantity whilst moving, LIGHT, handy on Sidlings. ' Patent Combined Ridger. MORE SIMPLE, BUT AS GOOD AS EVER. THE BEST TURNIP MACHINE EVER INTRODUCED, As used by the Edendale Company, Mr Barnhill (Castlerock), Mr Menzies (Arrowtown), Mr G. M. Bell (Gore), Mr Kingdon (Croydon), Mr W. C. Buchanan (Garterton, Wairarapa), and others. Cambridge Rollers. Lowdown Frame has come to stay, as witness the number we are turning out. Simp Light of Draught, and no possible breakages. ° Woolpresses. Woolpresses. REDUCED IN PRICE FOR COMING SEASON. c Sole Agents for Booth, Macdonald and Co.'s TAMED CAELYLE WOOLPRESS, &c. 1 Planet Jr. Implements. HORSE HOES, SEED DRILLS, &o. r Cultivators. Cultivators. We have the Newest Imported Tool yet introduced in this line, from 6ft. to 7ft. 6in. wide is strong, cannot break, reversible points, oan be used as Scarifier, Ridger, eto. SOLE AGENTS FOR , Walter A. Wood New Open-rear Binders. Aveling and Porter Traction Engines. Booth, Macdonald and Co.'s Reversible Disc Harrows, etc. MATAURA IMPLEMENT WORKS. ' Gore Branch. WM. GARDINER &CO., Invercargill Branch. Telephone No. 48. MATAURA. Telephone No. 189. Telephone No. 4. Post Office Box 101. ___ ALEX. STORRIE, Manager. , THE SEASON OP 1896. A-ROVING WE WILL GO. GEO. F. TREW & GO. » HAVE BEEN APPOINTED LOCAL AGENTS FOR The World-famed " ROVER " CYCLES. WE CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE TO OUR CUSTOMERS, AND WE CAN SUPPLY MACHINES TO SUIT ALL REDERS. L from the LIGHTEST R&CERS to the STRONGEST ROADSTERS we oan meet all Cyclists' Requirements. The particular point to which we would draw speoial attention is the WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES of these High-class Machines. IMPERIAL ROVER ROAD RACER, 24Jlbs. The foremost in all important Road Races last year . . . . £27 10 O THE ROYAL ROVER, 291bs. Suitable for touring . . 21 O 0 THE NEW POPULAR ROVER, 331bs, with brake complete. This is really a low-priced, reliable mount, and has met with wonderful sucaess in the past . . . . 19 0 0 THE LADIES' POPULAR ROVER 18 O 0 FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO THE FEDERAL CO., GOEE.