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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1415, 24 November 1904, Page 5

Wyndhara Stock Sale. MONDAY, 28th NOVEMBER. ! rTIHE NATIONAL MOBTGAGE AND 1 AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. LTD., will offer—iyK 3 and 4-year-old bullocks, wel I O bred and forward. A. A. MACGIBBON, nl9 Auctioneer. Messrs Dalgety & Co. Special Cattle Sale. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, 1904. At 2 p.m. (After arrival of North Express). 500 Head Cattle. D4LGETY & CO LTD., and HENDERSON & BATGER will sell at the above time and date, at the GORE SALEYARDS, the following lines:— Account A. G. Bell, Esq.: A A 15 months to 2yr-old Steers and 4t4t Heifers Q Q a J r -°'d Steers If\ 3 y r '°'d Steers and Heifers All in forward condition and well-bred Cattle. Account J. Z. Boult, Esq.; £ A 2-year-old Steers Of\ 3-year-old Steers All in very forward condition, wellbred and quiet. A picked lineAccount J. H. Lory, Esq.: 1 Q Well-bred Heifers and Springers -L O Will calve in December. Account J. Brown, Esq : Qf\ Yearling Steers and Heifers ry 3-year-old Heifers "I Q 3-year-old Steers | fi 4-year-old Steers All good sorts and forward. Account John Fuch, Esq : Qf* 3-year-old Steers Account Jas. Robertson, Esq: f* 1 3 and 4-year-old Bullocks. All in Ui. forward condition. A good line. Account W. Straeban, Esq : iyi\ 2 and 3-year-old Bullocks Account J. Thomson, Esq : fjK 8 and 3-year old Steers and Heifers Account of a Client: K f~\ 18 month S.eers and Heifers Account R. McNab, Esq. : 1 f\ 4-year-old Bullocks 1 K 4-year-old Speyed Heifers Account John Bruce, Esq.: QA 2, 3 and 4-year-old Cattle. All above Cattle are in very forward condi • tion and all well-bred and well grown, chiefly Hhorthnrn and Hereford Crosses. Special Bank Holiday. PURSUANT to ihe terms of " The Banko I and Bankers Act, 1880," and " The Bank Holidays Act, 1902," FRIDAY, the 2nd Decembr-r, 1904, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the Gore Offioes of 118 Bank of Australasia, Bank of New South Wales, National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd., •rnd at the Gore and Mataura Offices of the Bank ot New Zealand. The Bank of Australasia— CLEMENT WINTER, Inspector. The Bank of New South Wales— E. J. FINCH, Inspector. The National Bank of New Zealand Limited— J. H. B. COATES, General Manager. The Bank of New Zealand— ALEXANDER MICHIH, Acting General Manager. BOROUGH OF GORE. £lO REWARD. THE above Reward will be paid to lead to the conviction of the Person or Persons who damaged a number of shrubs in Block D. R. DEWAR, n22 Secretary Gore Domain Board. Notice to Roman Catholios. npHE following are the Servioes for the JL month of NOVEMBER : 27-Gore, 8.30 and ll;flaldane, 11. TENDERS. \ LTERNATIVE TENDERS invited for Carting Coal to Charlton Valley Dredge either (1) from Green's Coalpit, or (2) from Gore. Tenders close Saturday, 26th inst., at 5 p.m. Address tenders NEES, "22 King Stieet, Dunediu. NOTICE. MRS C-.EOXN WISHES to let Employers of Servants in all the Lurrounding Districts know that sha has tak.n out a Lioen6e for a Servants' Registry Office, an) that she has OPENED A REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS at ber Tea Rooms and Fruit and Confectionery Shop in Mersey Street, next the Horse Bazaar and opposite the Southland Hotel. 0 4 Wanted, Generals, Housemaid, Young Girls to asaist in housework, Strong Girl, able to milk ; also, Useful Girl, station, near liore, no cows, no outside work, wages 10s. MEALS READY At all hours, from arrival first train from Clinton. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND EMPLOYERS OP LABOR IN ALL THE SURKOUNDING DISTRICTS. John Cregan )EGS to notify that he has re-purchased lj the Gore Labor Agenoy from W. T. Cooke, to whom he sold out a year ago, and is now carrying on the Agenoy on bis own behalf. ployers may depend on hii after their interests as in the past. Only the best men engaged. Wanted (immediately), Ploughmen (good places and good wageß); Also, Shearers (immediately) ; good Cook for Station (able to bake). NOTICE. JOHN CREGAN \T7ISHES to let hii Old Customers of V* many years' standing in threshing operations in all the surrounding districts know that he has added to bis late venture as Tobacconist, Bookseller, Stationer, Labor Agent, &c, A Hairdressing Saloon, replete with all the Latest and Best Up-to-date Fittings, and hopes that his Old Friends will favor him with their patronage. Customers when coming in will please ask for MR CREGAN personally, and he will see to their oomfort and oonvenienoe and that their wishes are properly attended to. Parcels left pending departure of trains carefully looked after. 524 TO LET—Six-roomed House and Bathroom, Ardwiek Street, Gore, within three minutes' walk of Railway Station; immediate possession. Apply E. R. Boddy, Land, Estate, and General Commission Agent, Gore.