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Mataura Ensign, Issue 841, 17 January 1901, Page 4

General Notices. JI SYDNEY BONEDUST. TTE have a Supply of the above wellf V known Brand on hand, and we expect a Shipment to Arrive Shortly. EARLY APPLICATION NECESSAKY, As only a very Limited Quantity is Available. Nichol Bros., INVEBCAKGILL. Gore Horse Bazaar. (Wright, Stephenson & Co.'s.) S. G. INDER, LIVEBY. STABLE PBOPBIETOB. HAVING taken over the Business lately carried on by Messhs Kebk & Codtis in the above-named Bazaar, and having made extensive additions to the Plant, I am now in a position to meet the requirements of old Patrons, and the Public generally. Drags, Waggonettes, Double and Single Buggies, Saddle Hacks, and a well appointed Hearse on Hire. First-class Stabling, and the best of attention paid to Horses on Livery. Horses Broken to Saddle or Harness. PROPRIETOR OE THE WAIKAKA ROYAL MAIL COACH. FARES: Gore to Fleming's and Waikaka—Single, 2s ; Return, 3s. Waikaka Valley and Dickie's Bridge—Single, Is; Return, Is Gd. Waikaka Siding and How's Ford—Single, 6d ; Return, Is. Notice to Roman Catholics. THE following are the Services for the month of JANUARY : 20th Gore, 9 ; Pukerau, 11; Tapanui, 9 ; Heriot, 11 27th - Gore, 9 and 11; Mandevillc, 9; Eiversdale, 11. 14a Removal Notice.

IHEHEBY notify to Customers, and the Public generally, that on and after THURSDAY, the 9th October, my Business will be carried on in Premises directly opposite those now occupied by me in Main Street, Gore. The New Premises will be Opened with one of the BEST SELECTED STOCKS to be found in the South Island, and I invite the Public to inspect the same. Having found the excessive credit system of Southland a great drawback to Business, I have determined to limit ALL ACCOUNTS in future to Three Months, unless by Special Airangements, also to allow a Pair Discount to CASH CUSTOMEKS, and hope the Public will support even such a small reform in Business. «T. W. KELLY. Christmas is Ahead! But we're ahead of Christmas. \J already here— the Advance-guard of the Christmas Provision. Looking around involves no obligation to purchase. We are glad to have your present praise ; we will let the future take care of itself. A HALF-HOUR IN OUR SHOP will prove a Liberal Education in the Latest Phuses of the Beautiful in Jewellery, Watches* &S.&:-Qsoߣ~ ....--■ aixttutilo for Christmas Presents. NO end of Dainty Jewellery. NO limit to our willingness to show it. NO question as to tbe Fairness of our Prices. NO such Stock of Presents elsewhere in Town, NO Approach heretofore to Beauty of Present Patterns. NO equal to our Watch Trade. STUDY THE SIX NO'S, and take time by the forelock, and secure the Best Things while you can from W. BAKER, SIGN OF "THE MYSTIC CLOCK," (Opposite Bank of New Zealand), MAIN STItEET, GORE. McCALLUM & CO., rniMBER and IRON MERCHANTS MERSEY STREET, GORE (Opposite Messrs Reid and Gray's). Every Description of Builders' Requisites kept in stock. HEAD OFFICE: Clyde Street, Invercargill. BRANCHES: Oamaru Dunediu, Kelso. SAWMILLS: Lougbush. Kapuka. Mokotua. Asher'a Siding. NELSON MOATE A Co • CELEBRATED PURE TEAS WILL BE AS UHDER : •Our No. 4 at' 3- will be No. 4 2/8 *.. ..3 „ 2/8 3 2/4 „ 2 ~ 2/4 2 2/2 'New Tariff— Champion Blihd, 3/» per lb. Oar No. 1 at 2/- will be No-1 1/IO ~ ~ 0 „ 1/10 0 1,8 „ „00,. U8 „ „ „00 1/6 IN INTRODUCING OUR I 2. NEW TARIFF r\ . ASK FOR OUR TEAS HAVE NOTHING ELSE. All other Brands not mentioned in reduced 2d per lb. McGAYIN «b CO., BREWERS. NEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION, 1889-90: Four First Prizes; Two Seconds. MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, 1888-89: Two Gold Medals. TASMANIAN EXHIBITION, 1894-95: Two Gold Medals, One Silver and "One Bronze —against the World. Union Brewery, WATER OF LEITH, DUNEDCS