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Mataura Ensign, Issue 298, 19 June 1897, Page 4

General Notices. CLAYTON'S RECORD REIGN CELEBRATIONS. I HAVE decided to repeat my GIFT TO MOTHERS in connection with the Record Reign Celebrations. Each- Mother will receive ONE ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO of her Cherub, FREE OF COST. No charge will be niade. Tb~ orly Conditions are as follows : — The Children must be under Two Years of age, and brought- n to the Studio any time PROM MONDAY, June 14, TO SATURDAY, June 19, 1897. NOTE. — Do not leave it until the last day, or you will be crowded out. All are welcome. Come one, come all ! but do not blame me afterwards if you fail to accept the invitation, and do not come before Monday, June 14, or after Saturday, June 19. Alsoold IDENTITIES of over 20 years' residence in Southland, calling at the Studio between SATURDAY, June 26, and SATURDAY, July 10, 1897, will be presented with a BEAUTIFULLY ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTO of themselves, FREE OF COST, as a Lasting Memento of Her Majesty'y Record Reign. NOTE. —This invitation is not for touno people 20 years of age, but bona-fide OLD IDENTITIES. Clayton. Clayton. PHOTOGRAPHER, GORE. N.Z. Bible, Tract, and Book Society. ANEW PIBLE.-A VERY USEFUL and CHEAP TEACHER'S BIBLE, Newly Published. The Binding is Alsatian Morocco, with overlapping edges, kid lined and perfectly limp. tS~ It includes, as Helps to Study— P. Schaff on Inspiration; J. Stalker's How to Study the Bible ; Bishop Vincent's S. S. Teacher's Use of Bible ; the Construction of the Bible, by Revs. Wright, Plummer, Harper, etc. ; i Chronology and History of Bible ; Tabernaole and Temple ; History of Jews and Church ; Bible and Monuments ; Geography of Bible ; Indices to Persons, Places, ccc. ; Gazetteer, Concordance, etc. Botooeois Type— 7} x 5.J xlf in. ; Price, 15s ; posted, 16a. Minion— Size 7x 5J x l£in., 12s 6d ; posted, 13s 6d. Emerald— 6f x4£ x lfin., 8s 6d ; posted, 9s 3d. Ruby— 5f x3| x lgin., 7s 6d ; posted, Bs. DEB STREET, INYERC ARGII.I* . Record Reign Thanks. J. BAKER, Watchmaker and Jeweller, DESIRES to THANK the Residents of Gore and its extensive neighborhood, for the very Liberal Support he has received for the 14 years he has been in business in Gore, and wishes to intimate that he has determined that nothing shall be wanting in the future to merit a continuance of that support. His Stock is the LARGEST, the CHEAPEST, and BY FAR THE MOS.T SUPERIOR OF ANY IN THE DISTRICT. His Experience with the Home Manufacturers enables him to Buy in the Best Possible Markets, and being in a position to Purchase for Cish, combined, with small expenses, ensures to his Clients BETTER VALUE THAN CAN BE OBTAINED IN MOST OF THE ESTABLISHMENTS in the Larger Towns and Cities of the Cilony. Waterbury Watches. J.B. has recently been appointed Local Wholesale AGENT for the "Sale of Wnterbury Watches, and is allowed by the Company to sell as small a number as three at Wholesale Prices . Repairs. Tha Practical part is now under his direct supervision, and it is well-known that he is one of the few really Practical Watchmakers Id tha Southern Hemisphere. 817 c Waikiwi Nursery. JLGNNIE As SONS . Have FOB SALE a Most Complete Stock of Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Florists' Flowers, Roots, Bulbs, etc., etc., All being hardy, well-grown, and true to name, and at Current Prices, and are prepared to deal liberally with School Committees and those planting largely. Kindly send for one of our Detailed Nursery Price Lists. Bulbs. — We have still a supply of these of our own growing on hand, and, as the season is getting on, planting should n«t be delayed. Our Collections of Assorted Bulbs at ss, 10s, and 203, give Splendid Value. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. J. Lennie & Sons, SEED MERCHANTS & NURSERYMEN, 34, Dee Street, INVERCARGILL . • ANOTHER JFREE GIFT. 100,000 SUEATURA TEA PICTORIAL PUZZLES ! SUBJECTS : "DON'T SHOUT, Mann!" (A Railway Incident). "This Way to the 'Orspittle, Gents!" (Cricket Subject). "In Difficulties" (Yachting Subject). " A Scottish Hero " (The Danger of Kilts). " A FEROCIOUS Husband " (An Afternoon Tea Subject). "Old Grandad Taking Pills" (Medical Subject). "The Boy and the Barber" (Tansorial Subject). ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM. These Interim Gifts are presented pending the arrival of the GIFT TEAPOTS. The sales of SURATURA TEA are increasing by (to quote Sir Julius Yogel) " leaps and bounds," proving that the oftrepeated virtues of Suratura Tea — viz., its purity, its strength, its freshness, its economy — have been duly appreciated ' by discriminating housekeepers and other consumers, who, after all, are the real experts in Tea. NOTE.— The ' Auckland Weekly News 'of 27th February says : — " Indian tea report states that the plague has stopped all buying at Bombay." Suratura Tea is NOT blended with Indian or China Tea. THE OLYMPIA PRIVATE HOTEL, Gore. MRS GARVEY, of Glade House, head of Lake Te Anau, begs to notify to her friends and the public generally, that she has leased the above Hotel, and trusts, by strict attention to the comfort of her visitors to merit patronage. ' TARIFF : " Weekly Board and Residence 17= Weekly Board .. .. '.'. nl MEALS— Periods over Two Days at Reduced. Rates. Single Meal and Bed, Is respectively.