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Mataura Ensign, Issue 358, 6 November 1897, Page 4

i General Notioes. DON'T ! i DON'T mrJEfjUT t DON'T BUY A CYCIjE UNTIL , YOU HAVE SEEN THE RED BIRD. i Weight for weight the Strongest Wheel ever built. Koadsters, 25 pounds. Very easy running. No Cycle needs less repairs. Send for particulars to R. W. JONES, Invercargill, SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTHLAND. -A-._A-._X_. TAMES SPEIGHT AND CO., (Limited), CITY BREWEKY DUNEDIN. SPEIGHT & CO.'S PRIZE ALES AND STOUT. (In Bulk and Bottle). EXCEL ALL OTHERS. And are the Most Popular iv the Colonies On Tap at tho Principal Hotels, and to be had everywhere. N.Z. EXPRESS CO., LTD. (Campbell & Cbust). CARRIERS, Customs, Shipping and Express Forwarding Agents. Order Parcels and Goods through us. Kaitangata Coal on sale. Orders promptly executed. T. J. SHERBORNE, Manager, Gore. TEA DIRECTUM CHINA. I HAVE just imported over 100 Boxes of Hangmee Cheong Choon Canton Tea of the veiy best quality, at 2s 3d per lb, and will shortly call on the Settlers in Wendon, Riversdale, Balfour, Lumsden, and WendonGide Districts. MRS T. YOUNG, WAIKAIA. miss woorT, DRESS and MANTLE MAKER, Riversdale. DRESSES MADE, and Pit and Style Gui'.runteed. Charges Reasonable. Ag nt for the Columbia Fitteh. PIHJVINOIAL HOTEL, EAST GORE. T\ RYAN begs to intimate that he has -*-^ • LEASED the above Hotel to MR EDWARD WARD, late of Roxburgh, and while thanking his numerous Patrons for their support during his occupancy of the Provincial, solicits a coutinuanoe of the same to Mn Wakd. With reference to the above, it will be the endeavor of the Undersigned to conduct the Provincial in such a manner as will ' merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed to Mit Ryan. Superior Brands of Liquors kept in stock, and First-class Accommodation provided. EDWARD WARD. New Flower Seeds. New Vegetable Seeds. Carter's well-known Vegetable and Flower Seeds. MRS A. SMITH, Wholesale aud Retail Seed Merchant, FJorist, etc. (late Geo. Matthews), begs to announce that she has received a very lurge consignment of Flower and Vegetable Seeds from the wellknown fiiiu, Messrs Carter and Co., London. All Seeds thoroughly tested, and guaranteed fresh and true to name — 12 varieties Flower Seeds (Id packets), 1/-; 3 doz. do. for 2/6; 12 varieties Flower or Vegetable Seeds (3d packets), 2/6; 12 do. (Gd packets), 4/-; 12 named varieties (separate) Sweet Peas, 2/-; 20 do., 3/-; Carter's, 5/- and 7/fi Collections o£ Flower and Vegetable Seeds in sealed boxes. All Seeds sent Post free. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants in any quantity. Asters, Stocks, and all kinds of Bedding-ont Plants ready in October. MRS A. SMITH, MORAY PLACE, DUNEDIN. J. DUNCAN & CO. V HAVING Purchased the Entire Slock of J. R. Stevens' ARTITSTS' MATERIALS, we are prepared to supply his late Customers in this line. Also on Hand,— FISHING TACKLE, and a Large Stock of FANCY GOODS and JEWELLERY. J. Duncan and Co., MAIN STREET, GORE. The Stud. ITiO Travel this Soason in the Gore, Mataura, J- Tuturau, Otaria, Clinton, Waiwera, Waipnbi, Pukerau, and Wyndim'n Districts, Titc Thoroughbred Horse Conjurer. Gorton — Legerdemain. Conjurer is a. handsome bay horse, standing 10-1. He has proved himself a good performer, winning many races in Dunedin and el-ewhcro. As a four-year-old he won nine races, including the Shorts and Grand Stand Handicaps, Dunediu ; Ninth Otago Cup ; aud the Anniversary Handic p, 1$ miles, in Dunedin, running it in 2,11, which is tlio record for the race. Conjurer has proved himself a sure foal-getter, over 90 per cent, of lost season's marcs having been proved in foal. Terms— £3 ; £1 payable on Ist February, 1898, and £2 when mare proves in foal. Groom's fee, ss, payable at time of service. All mures Bold or exchanged held to be in foal. JOHN TWEEDIE, Owner, Mataura. TO Travel this Season in the Gore, Mataura, Waikaka Valley, Chatton, Otama and Wendon Valley Districts, Tlio Clydesdale Stallion, Clydesdale Hero. By Lord Lj on— Jess. Clydesdale Hero's sire, Lord Lyon, is by tho fatuous horse Lord Salisbury, (.mportcd), out of Mvrtlc, by Prince of Wales; g-cnm, Molly McKissook (imp.). Lord Lyon's stock wherever sliown have been prizetakers, and he, has left more good sorts than any other stallion in New Zealand. Clydesdale Hero's dam, Jess, by Pride of Scotland (imp.) ; g-dam, Bell (82, New Zealand Stud Book), by Emperor; g-B-min, Jean Wallace (00, IS'ew Zealand Stud Book), by Sir Wilham Walla c ; g-g-g-uam, Jean (imported). Terms— £A, half guarantee ; £3 at end of season aud £2 when more prov sin foal. Groom's fee, ss, payable at first service. First-class grass paddocks provided for mnrai nt 2s 6d por week. All care taken, but no responsibility. All mares sold or exchanged, the owner at li:st se.vicc char-Cd full price. JAMES I/AWSON, Propiietor, Gore.