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Mataura Ensign, Issue 215, 14 November 1896, Page 2

Special Advertisements. THE ONLY MACKINTOSH / LADIES' TAILOK gM , OTEECOATS SOUT,Lm INVEUCARGILL. M JL E . %J: SCOTT BEDFORD, THE MOST BIDING BKEECHES FASHIONABLE DEE STREET > LADIEg . mm TAILOKIM nmBBCAJUHLL. Emm EMPORIUM. ' Cycling Costumes. ~ "BE IN THE KNOW." r I \ SOSE who wish to be "in the know" should come and see our SPRING X SHOW, 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 from the first arrivals, and be in the front of fashion. Newest Designs. Newest Colors. Newest Shapes. ONLY AT SIMON'S CASH BOOT_STORE, ffi^SSS?* Man's Bluchers, from 4/9. VERNON'S PATENT STRAPS. Boys' School Boats, from 4/11. ' Girls' High-leg School Boots, 7-9, 3/11. BICYCLE SHOES. ' Girls' High-leg School Boots, 10-13, 4/11. Babie3' Stioe3, from 1/- per 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 ■>•> Ladies' Neat Evening Shoes, from 2/B. // Ladies' Two-bar Leather Shoes, 4/9. SKSSSSSJsIsISjf Ladies' Strong Leather Shoes, 4/11. Tf^^iiiiiisit Ladies' Leather Slippers, from 2/6. Lanf/^xsc3s^*N3i|j| Ladies' Kid Lace Shoes, from 4/11. Is^llllllliiiil Ladjes' First Quality Lace Shoes, 8/6. J^§^^^^^^^^ Ladies' Canvas, Shoes, from 3/9. j3%6|lii>S§!l^t§ii Men's Fireside Slippers, from 1/6. -X^^^^^^^^ Men's Tan Balmorals, 10/6. Men's Balmorals, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, etc. Men's Watertight Bluchers, from 6/9. ' 5-f CTMtfYNr'Q a a ! am nm am % MAIN STREET, GORE. As per Sample, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11. _ ' - UP-TO-DATE HOUSE ! NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY — FOR — MEN'S, BOYS' AND TOOTHS' CLOTHING, HATS, MERCERY, ETC Boots £bncl Shoes. HALLENSTEIN BROS., J. C. ALLAN, Manager. TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. DEAR SIRS, The report having been persistently circulated, both in print and verbally, that we, having severed our connection with the Dunedin Brokers' Association, will be unable to dispose of Wool advantageously on account of the Wool buyers having positively refused to attend sales held by those outside the pale of the Association, it gives us * pleasure to be in a position to FLATLY CONTRADICT ALL SUCH RUMORS, which, it must be apparent, are circulated with the view of injuring our business. We need only refer you to the subjoined letter from the Wool Brokers' Association, and invite growers to attend our sales and judge for themselves whether or not we obtain the highest market value for all clips entrusted to us. . Kindly note, Commission 1J per cent., and interest on advances on Wool in store, 5 per . cent. — We are, yours faithfully, THE MUTUAIi AGENCY CO., OF N.Z., LTD. TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. Deae Sirs,— My attention having been called to a circular issued by a firm of Wool Brokers in Danedin, to the effect that the " Wool buyers had notified their intention of only attendiD" sales held under the management of the Brokers' Association, and positively refU3in<* to attend sales held by outsiders," I take this opportunity of assuring Wool growers that ths foregjiag statements hive no foundation in fact, and that the Wool buyers hold v thennelve3 entirely fcee to attend any sales they may think fit, and further, that they have no oancera whatever with any disputes which may exist between the selling brokers. J. HERBERT JOWITT, Hon. Treasurer, N.Z. Wool Buyers' Association. Seeds, season 1896. Seeds. J. H. KIKK & CO., INVEROARGILL, GORE, AND DUNEDIN, Agents fov Canterbury Seed Company, Xdtd., \l/"HOSE SEEDS SINCE THEIR INTRODUCTION TO SOUTHLAND HAVE GIVEN W UNQUALIFIED SATISFACTION. ON JKR.NI>: Colonial White Clovers (several grades). Colonial Red Clovers (several grades). Cowgrass, Timothy, Rape, etc., etc. Perennial Ryegrass, Italian Ryegrass, Cocksfoot (superior machine dressed). SAMPLES ON APPLICATION TO ANY OF THE BRANCHES. Dentists. Professional. : ~ [A Card.] DENTAL SURGERY FOR GORE. B B — wLB E> E. G-. G-RESHA.M, solicitor, gore. Office . . . . Main Street. S ÜBGSOS AND MECHANIC A.L DENTIST Main Street Gore. Money to lend on Freehold Securities, at . Current Rates. W%^£*%£E'i£%S£ ~ THAS. H. ROBERTS, Station, which will be under the charge of \J AnnTTTTTrrT Mr W W Soothes, Surgeon Dentist, of AttbtUiHiOl, Auckland aQUIBES ' ou B SOUTH BRITISH CHAMBERS, All the most Modern Improvements have Esk Street, Invercaroim. been introduced, and Highest-class Dentistry (Above TothiU, Watson's Offices). ■ will be practised. -^ so Prepares Inventors' Plans and „AT>rmiimi Specifications for Patents in FEES MODERATE. all Countries. Country Visits as follows : — r A card.] TAPANUI, Monday, 26th October, 3 p.m., v till Tuesday, 27th October, 11 a.m.— -™ /|- R D> L POPPELWELL, Munyard's Hotel. IVI KIVERSDALE, Monday, 2nd November, c nTTrTTfm MiroW^TUTi'TfT from 3.30, till Tuesday, 3rd November, SOLICITOR, MERSEY-STREET, 9.30 a.m.— Gee's Hotel. ™ \ a •*• MATAURA, Wednesday, 11th November, 8.30 Money to Lend on Freehold Securities. a.m. till 1 p.m. Cameron's Hotel. Agent for New Zealand Insurance Company R. JT. B. YULE, 1..U.5., j ICENSED SURVEYOR, SURGEON DENTIST, JL LAND AGENT AND VALUATOR, Main-street, Gore. Mersey Street, Gobe. I have pleasure in intimating thjit I have Tv it W. H. 1> VTT OXT OPENED A BRANCH IN GORE, next \J T , - ... to Mr Knight's Hotel, under the Manage- l Late of Collms St - Melbourne), ment of Mb J. Gray (Registered Dentist by Consulting and Operative Surgeon, Examination). Master of Arts of the University of Mclbourne, Bachelor of Medicine and Master of Nitrous Oxide Gas and Cocaine adminis- Surgery of the University of Edinburgh, tered for painless extraction of teeth. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Fees Moderate. Consultation Free. England, Doctor of Medicine, First HonorHours of Consulation— 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. maUj g o i<i Medallist and Classical Scholar, may be consulted at Dr Low's late Residence, tS" Country Visits as follows : — Don Street, Invercaroilll. WYNDHAM, Monday, 30th November. WAIKAIA, Wednesday, 2nd December. -; NOTICE. BIVERSDALE, Thursday, 3rd December.— Gee's Hotel. ~T\R C. LOW HAS RESUMED PRAC- • V, Tv'T -? OBE> and may be Con - stead's Chemist's Shop. Fulted at his Besidence (late F. S. Canning's) ■^— i Ardwick Street. 527 d you cax buy GODWARD & nPkENZIE, 13H0SPH0RUS, PARIS GREEN, BLUE i»i.iifci».j J- STONE, at the C y° le M a,n"fc">turers & Importers, Gwe Pharmacy, j INVERCARGILL. MAIN STREET. ! A STOCK of over 60 Ladies' and Gents' XX. Machines to choose from. ■: ;'': :;/', CHARLES WOODMAN. • a visit of inspection invited.