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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1138, 20 January 1903, Page 1

pBOTINOIAL HOTEL, EAST QOBB. FIBST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB TRAVELLEBS. Th» Bbst of Liquobs. Good Stables. FORTROSE HOTEL, FOBTBOSE. TIHIS Popular Hotel has been thoroughly renovated, and ia now under the MB CHAS. J. HUMPHBD3S. First-class Accommodation, and the Best Brands of Liquors kept only. n„„j for hire. All telegrams and letters promptly attended to. HOLLAND'S BAZAAR. Livery and Bait Stables, MEDWAY STBEET, GORE. HAVING taken over the above Stables, I shall be glad to have a call from my I have added a First-olass Hearse to my Plant, and am prepared to conduct Funeral on Beasonable Terms. First-olass BBOUGHAM, suitable for WedW. TREMBATH, PBOPBIETOB. HALL'S TONE TONIC. Why is it so Efficacious ? TONE TONIC does good because it has qualities akin to the Gastric Juice with which it unites, and so strengthens that natural and easy DIGESTION is performed. YOU FEEL BETTER AN ONCE AFTER TAKING TONE TONIC. You enjoy your food more, and your get more nourishment and invigorative force out of what you eat. HENCE TONE TONIC Makes you strong, vigorous, and cheerful. Obtainable from J. M. BARBON and G. MoKENZIE,

Agents, Gore. TO BE PUBLISHED IN JANUARY, 1903. STONE'S Otago and Southland Direotory, Twentieth Year of Publication. Edited by John Stone. DEMY. Bvo size, containing over 1000 Pages, together with numerous Maps, corrected to date; the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. PEICE—If Ordered before Publication, 12s 6d; after Publication, 15s. Stone, Son & Co., PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS, DONEMN & WBIiLIKOION. ' ' TJIH! MistreßS Macphairson did ye'll I Xh no ken that her nainsell will be takin' the muckle best o' tea, an' that'll jist pe the McKenzie's Hondy Lanky."—At Shir- j ley's, Waikaka. | ►IVERSDALE HOTEL [ESTABLISHED 1880.] John Gee - Pvopvietov PIBST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC. CAN I BECOME AN ELECTRICAL OR OTHER ENGINEER? By Our System of Teaching by Mail You Can. Advantages: 1. You Btudy at home. 2. We teach everywhere. 3. No time lost from work. [ 4. Prepares for examinations. I 5. No text books to buy. ! 6. Abundantly illustratedlnstruotion Papers j 7. Instruction Papers free from all unneces- | sary mathematics and theoretical side issues. ! 8. Each Instruction Paper prepared by technical experts. 9. Instruction private. I 10. The work is made interesting. | 11. If student can read and write, and ) studies as directed, success is assured. t 12. Fees can be paid by monthly instalj ments. 13. Backward students given special assistI ance. ; 14. Open to all. No time limit. i Wealsc Teach by Mail—Drawing, Shorthand, ! Book-keeping, and Accountancy, and Coach ! for the Auditors' and Incorporated Account- | ants' Exams, Civil Service, University and Law, Languages, Pupil Teachers', and for ■ "D " and " E." Every Candidate prepared : by us for the recent Pupil Teachers' Examin- | ation succeeded in passing. 1 commended by his Honor Mr Jnstice Kettle); 2s 6d post free. Stamps accepted. The American School of Correspondence (Chartered by the State). Head Office for New Zealand—l 92 Queen Street, Auckland. Write for Free Illustrated Hand-book (" C " District Agency, 12 Rattray Street, Dunedin) and Copies of Testimonials from New Zealand Graduates and Students, and mention subjects in which you are interested. Success certain if eur instructions followed. ALL ON C. ROBERTSON, MAIN STREET, (Opposite Bank of New South Wales), FOB Choicest Fruit AHB High-class Confectionery. T EA OR COFFEE AT ALL HOURS.