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Mataura Ensign, Issue 1600, 6 February 1906, Page 6

Gore 'Plumbing Works. A. DONALDSON, GEItoHC (TKD PIiOMBEK (Kicensed "'triider tiio Bore 'EtfrttuglT Council) ia now jMrr pared to make Household Oornieo tions with ths Qota Water Supply. Has a New Stock of Biths, Basins, Sinks aod all necessary fittings tot Sanitary Watsr, and Drainage Work. Electric Lighi Shades, litmp aud Eleo trio Bell Fitting^. Tinware of all descriptions made to Older— Milk Dishes, Tanks, Boiler Frames, <feo., &c. Eotimatee given for u!i classes of Work. Experienced Workmen Mat to all parts of tha dishrinf on trie shoi ie3i notice. Materials had Wcrkmansiin Chmrnntwfl. CHAfcGEd iIUIiiUtATZ. A.DDBKBB— MEKSJiY WjCKJaia*, 4f NEXT FLOCK WILL. J. W. KELLY ~ , : r > EGS to announce to hii Cmtom!_L> eri and the Publio generally that he has opened out hia FIRST LOT OF SPLUNG GOODS. Early Inspection Invited. The large number oi Customers dissatisfied for last Shew and Christmas 'are specially requested to place their Orders early, to prevent disappoints 'meat. BINDER TWINE. DONAGHY'S GOLD MEDAL BINDER TWINE. LOWEST BATES. f NICHOL BEOS., ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL.

Public Notice. S THORN 1 Intends SELLIKG off all his stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES At LESS THAN COST PKICE. : 801 l up and get a pair of boots, as goods must be sold this week. S. THORN, MAIN STEEET, GOEE.

H. CURRY, SADDLER AND fiARNESSMAKEB. HERIOT AND KELSO. A LL WOBK PROMPTLY EXECUT ±\- ED AT REASONABLE CHANGES. First-class Stock of SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC. HORSE COVERS, Martin'* Bih-Stiap Cover* Stocked. Leg-Strap Cover*. NOTICE. t AM A PURCHASER of ALLUVAL GOLD at ONE SHILLING per OUNCE ABOVE RULING RATES. Melted and Assayed Gold purchased on Agreement of assay ; highest price given. Prompt Oeah Settlement. A. H. VERNON KING, Gold Buyer and Assayer. ' Offices and Plant, Lower High Street, Dunedin. Fraser Falconer Co. CHARLES FALCONER, AGENT, KELSO. FOR SALE. fpHE Most Highly-improved Farms iu this District— A Ctieerful Home, A Fertile Farm, An Assured Income The Advertiser has been instructed by John Jenkins, Esq., to offer his highly-improved Farm for sale. This Farm consists of about 500 acres of rich, flat land, and is at present in' the highest possible state of cultivation, is divided into 18 paddocks all well fenoed. About six miles of tile drains been laid and many miles of mole drains. Other improvements consist of a Commodious and Fashion-ably-built Dwelling House, Flower Garden, Vegetable Garden, and Orchard, new Stable and Loose Box, two Barns and all other necessary buildings found on an up-to-date farm. The rising town of Kelso is distant only about three miles by a good metalled road

almost all the distance (Mr Jenkins with 0110 team usually carts 100 bags of oats to Kelso iu two trips daily). At present there is 70 acres in new grass and turnips, 100 acres in turnips, ,70 acres in oats, balance in young grass. In connection with the flat land, about 1800 acres of hill country almost adjoining, may be purchased. The hill is rich pastoral country, and capable of feeding an immense number of stock. To anyone in quest of a property of not only a highly fertile character but one that will return practically the day nfter purchasing a big portion of purchase money, the Advertiser recommends this farm. Having a twenty years' experience in the district, I assert, in all confidence, no property, to my knowledge, of its size has ever been offered around here that presents such inducements—price, quality, location, etc.—to a bona iide purchaser. For further particulars apply to Eraser Falconer. KELSO.