Meetings and Amusements. i BOKOUGH OF GORE. PUBLIC MEETING. CORONATION CELEBRATI JNS. \ TUBLIC MEETING wi;i be beld in the 1. TOWN HALL at 8 o'clock p.m. on TUESDAY, 27th inst., to consider the suitable manner of Celebrating the Coroni "it the King. Citizens are cordially invited to be present. DUNCAN McFAELANE, Mayor. ■"Gore, 22nd May, 1002. Balfour Sheep Dog Trials Association. mHE EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING J_ will be held on 4tb and sth June. LONG PULL. PUPPY CLASS. W. R. WOOD, Hon. Sec TEA ROOMS. MRS MULHAPiE has Opened in Holland's Arcade first-class TEA ROOMS, :ot Pies and Tea or Coffee may be obtained at all hours. A Good Stock of Confectionery on hand. TO LET. mO LET-About 200 Acres TURNIPS, to I be Eaten oil' by hheep, either per head or per acre, to be eaten off by end of July; outlet to tussock ground dry. Apply— JOHN MACPHERSON, Balfour. BOROUGH OF GORE. "PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the RUBBISH DEPOT on River Reserve is CLOSED from this date. The Depot in future will be located on MR J. HAMILTON'S PROPERTY, Broughton Street, Gore. GEORGE BRETT, Southland Farmers' Cooperative Association (LIMITED), ""AYE FARM PROPERTIES FOR Gore, Riverjdcila, Mata.ua, SiVyndhani Districts. FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. Opening Announcement. I I SHALL OPEN on THURSDAY, l'.Uh December, in my New Shop, with a large and varied assortment of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery. Most of my Stock will be entirely new and up-to-date. I have a splendid Assortment of Jewellery suitable for Christmas Presents, and at Prices to suit very-body. My stock of Gold Brooches (of hich I make a specialty) and E.P. Ware is bsolutely the Largest and Choicest in Go Iverything sold in my shop will be the bi .. . sible value for the price I ask for it. umely the price may seem less than it ought to be. I want to make friends, and if you come to my shop for Goods or Repairs, you will be become a friend ot the shop for the , and I hop*; the pleasure of doing u U ou.,«i there. I thank those friends who have patronised m 3 so liberally in the past, and trust that thoir patronage will be extended to me in my New Shop. REPAIRS.—I have every facility now for the quick and ellicient Repairs of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery, and having a thorough knowledge of all branches of my trade, my customers can rely upon getting entire satisfaction, and at Prices that will compare favorably with any other in my line. If you are thinking of purchasing a small present for your friend, give ma a trial, and whether you buy or not, it will afford me great pleasure to show you wl at I have in the way of Jewellery and E.P. Ware Your sincerely— S. E. FERGUSON, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. MAIN STtIEET (next G. Shave's, T dresser), GORE. k|SAPERfECT2HEAOf Ask for" Castle and Moa Teas, PRICES : Is Sd, Is lOd, 2s, 2s 2d 2s 4d per lb. G. McKENZIE .. Gore D. MANSON .. Riversdale F. J. SHERWOOD .. Mataura R. M. MACKAY .. Wyndham MISSMcKINNON .. Edendale PLANTING SEASON, 1902. FRUIT AND FOREST TREES FOR SALE AT THE GORDON NURSERY, East Gore. BEFORE Purchasing elsewhere, Intending Buyers are invited to INSPECT OUR LARGE STOCK of Healthy and Well-rooted Trees and Shrubs. We quote a few of the Leading Lines in Stock : Apple Trees (on Blight-proof Stocks), from 10s to 18s per doz. Pears and Plums, from 12s to ISs per doz. Gooseberry Bushes, 3s to 0s per doz. Currant Bushes, Ss to (is per doz. Rhubarb Roots, from Cs per doz. Rose Bushes, from 0s per doz. to Is 3d each. Cuppressus Macrocarpa, 2-yr-old (trans^ planted), 8s to 10s per 100. Cuppressus Macrocarpa, 3-yr-old (twice transplanted). 14s per 100. Pinus Insignis, 2-yr-old (transplanted), 6s to 8s per 100. Pinus Muricato, 2-yr-old (transplanted) 10s per 100. Cider Gums (transplanted), 10s to 12s pei 100. Larch, 3-yr-old (transplanted), 12s per 100 Norwav Spruce (transplanted), 10s to 12i pe"r 100. A Large Assortment of Ornamental Tree and Shrubs. Also, Deciduous Trees. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants always h stock. Vegetable Seeds and See: Potatoes. PRICE LIST SENT ON APPLICATION BURROWS BROS., GORDON NURSERY, East Gore. Town Agent: Mr G. Shave, Hairdresser, Main Street, Gore.
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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1037, 24 May 1902, Page 3
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