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Mataura Ensign, Issue 719, 3 April 1900, Page 1

Special Advertisements. '_ - ■ ••••*? — ■■ Drapery & Clothing Notice. H A^£?W ,UDK ? M F ?_ JE _- P C A SH SALE - wh * h h<» been most successful, fct nnf ~i -NT--- c my hear , ty 'i? 1 * 3 *° the Publie ' and 1 no * ANNOUNCE the Opening £ t *£*%?% SeasoM's Goods, which are rtally Al, and I am confident will be further_Highly Appreciated by the Public. ™ lean specially reoommeud tp the Public for Inspection my NEW DRESS GOODS which *re good and serviceable. Plain Melton and Homespun Tweed are agaui . tas^ JthSS Surges andßrocades are yet fashionable. Irish Poplins are also again roming out and very nice Trimmings, Ribbon Braids, Gimps to match. MISS KITCHEN, from Duned n, is doing the Dressmaking in Fashionable Style. ' uulu _ MILLINERY, MANTLES, JACKETS, CAPES, HATS and BONNETS-a Snpoialtv Work 864300 - MISS SUTHERLA ND is my Milliner, and doTng Ar™ ln d Faslonabl^ Rtn^n f T T IL °^ G MATERIAL I do?'' think can be surpassed, for in addition to a Large mn lf* I T dS ' f Serge ?' laCI aC ? n ? S and Broad C,olhs ' J bave a » Best Manufacturers Department Tailoring. MR BALLINTINE is still Successfully Running this JAMES BEATTIE, ** a^^r%<s£ thi " ' GREAT CLEARING SALE — AND — REMOVAL NOTICE. F. THORN, & SON T_ BG «mnSSf& *«.* •"?? fe. TO REMOVED ALL THEIR STOCK OF BOOTS AND XJ SHOES from their late Shop (A L. Brown's), opposite Colonial Bank Buildings, to their Present Shop, opposite the Post Office. The Stock is one of the LARGEST ever held in Gore, and to clear same A Special Clearing Sale WILL BE HELD FOR ONE MONTH. a FURTHER REDUrTrON nflf^ *"*?* *_? l" 0 ™ 56 * 1 in P rice 10 Der C6nt - ™ make p.i„ w • BEDT [ CTI J O N of IS per cent., whioh equals 25 per cent, on the Ordinary Pnce. Having purchased the Goods before the recent rise iv the Price of Leather, we are enabled to io this. Now is the Time for Family Parcels. Write for Price Lists. I ™ aM ' li ™"Str__S_r___?__^_o__?____ iaH - * *""■« " F. THORN & SON, ___^ OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, GORE. THE l__-_:cC2o_r»:_t_t_L&ck REAPER & BINDER Is the UNDISPUTED King of the Harvest Field. FARMERS,— Do not let youselves be carried away by talking Machines, and wind up by _„ £"?J n K an Inferior Binder, but insist on having the -VtcCSO-j-MrC-K:— THTC rara^or^«^yZ^??^_^ M,lohine YOU KNOwT_f™„™u CAN LIFETIME HARVEST, not for two or three years only, but FOR A _P ~ Donaghy's N.Z Flax. PRESENT PPICE-__d per lb •*■ VK X-M _a • (delivered). MORROW, BASSETT & CO., CHRISTCHURCH, ASHBURTON, and DUNEDIN. Representatives Everywhere. Send for Catalogues. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, MAIN STREET, GORE. WE are now fully Stocked in Every Description of GENTS', YOUTHS', and BOYS CLOTHING for SUMMER WEAR. China Silk Dust Coats and Jaokets. Alpaca Coals and Blazer Jackets. MEN'S AND BOYS' STRAW HATS IN GREAT VARIETY. Puggarees, Cummerbunds, Tennis and Cricketing Trousers, Cycling Knickers. Gents' Bowling, Cycling, and Tennis Shoes. A few odd Sizes in LADIES' and CHILDREN'S Tan, Canvas, and Leather Shoes. To be Cleared less than Cost Price. LARGEST STOCK, BEST VARIETY, AND MOST RELIABLE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES AT New Zealand Clothing Factory, Gore. Unparalleled Value in Gents' Macintoshs. WE have purchased a Manufacturer's Stock of Gents' Sample Waterproofs in Black Cashmere and Tweed, with and without Sleeves, and aro now able to oner at following very special Prices : Superior Black Cashmere Waterproofs, with Sleeves and deep Capes . . . . 47s 6d Ditto, without Sleeves . . . . . . 45s Splendid Tweed Waterproofs, with Sleeves ' on Cape . . . . . . . . SOs Ditto, without Sleeves . . . . . . 47s 6d These are good value for 60s and 655. POSTAGE, Is Extra. SEND AT ONCE. BROWN, EWING & CO., DUNEDIN.

CAUTION. , PERSONS found TRESPASSING on my ' Property at Waikaka will be prosecuted. JOHN TURNBULL. 23rd September, 1899. j263 j TO OLD FRIENDS. VICTORIA HOTEL,, Clyde Btbeet, Inveboaboiij,. W. R. LITTLE . . Proprietor. 185k ' i RICHARDSON'S WYNDHAM ' COACHES. THE Coach from Wyndham to Fortrose wiR CEASE RUNNING after January sth, 1900. On and after January Bth the COACH will run to Pine Bush on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Leave Wyndham 10.45, arrive Pine Bush 1; leave Pine Bush for Wyndham at 2.45, arriving Wyndham at 5 o'clock. W. CBUICKSHANK, Manager. ST. GEOBGE JAM.— The Pnrest in the market. All Grocers. _. '. --."'-■