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Mataura Ensign, 7 November 1908, Page 1

ADAM SPEDEN. WOODWARE MANUFACTURER AND BUILDING CONTRACTOR J BEG TO ANNOUNCE f. at, having * installed an Up-to-date Wood-work-IC Plant. I am in a nn.U; n - *» I- ™*,„„ . DOORS, SASHES, | GENERAL JOINERY. BAND-SAW tK, TURNERY AND CARVING of all descriptions. FURNITURE AND CABINET WORiT a specialty. ESTIMATES given for all elanos of Building, Sanitary Work, etc. ■ »«-A.X It,AL SOLICITED. FACTORY: ASHTON ST., GORE. Telephone 91. Jm gOUTHLANB COUN TV. OnETfiIDING. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th-t the. following Candidates wore this <l;iv duly Nominated: BUTLEH, James DICKIE, Daniel McLEAN, John. As the number of Candidates exceeds the number of Councillors required, a Poll will be taken at the undermentioned places on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of November, 1908, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 0 p.m.: \\ u )>\\ c H al 'i Lumsdcn (principal) Public Hall, Balfour Public Hall, Dipton Schoolhouse, Athol Southland County Council Office, Invereargill. JAMES MARTIN, t , ~ Returning Officer. Lumsdon, Nov. 5, 1908. -""- keeper, Married Couple, Ploughman, Farm Hands, Generals (town and country). Cooks (oountrv Jiotels). To hand: Vegetable Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower, and Tomato Plants, Rhubarb, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Preserver Fruits, Banauas, Mandarins, Oranges, Stunner Apples, Choice Confectionery. C. BOWMAST begs to notify his numerous Customers and Friends that if £ s returned safe from his trip to the Home Country, and wishes a continuance of the patronage tendered to him in the past. A Fine Selection of NEW SEASON'S GOODS just opened out. C BOWMAST, TAILOR, MAIN STREET, GORE. DISPOSAL OF BUSINESS.

HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR BUSINESS to Messrs WALLIS BROS., wo take the opportunity of thanking our numerous and valued customers for their past support, and would bespeak for our successors a continuance of their patronage. K. D. BUST AND CO. HAVING PURCHASED THE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING BUSINESS of Messrs E. D. Bust and Cocarried on in the premises at the corner of Main and Mcrsev Streets, we have to announce that tho SHOPS WILL BE CLOSED on MONDAY, November 2, for the purpose of taking over the stock. The PREMISES WILL BE RE-OPENED on TUESDAY, November 3, when we hopt to receive the same liberal support which has been accorded to our predecessors. We will spare no effort to KEEP OUR STOCK in the various departments THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE, and in accordance with the requirements of the town and district. Tho MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING Departments will be conducted under the same management as under the la to firm. 290 WALLIS BROS. Hats, Hard and Soft Felt Hate. No Room for Sentiment in Business. We don't want you to buy tho NEW HUDSON or SOUTHLAND SPECIAL CYCLE Because you belong to the same Church, or tho same Bowling Club, or because you are a friend of tho firm, or connected by marriage, or bocause we worship at the sanio political shrine. No, we want those machines to bo bought ON MERIT ALONE, and becauso they ARE THE BEST. No other reason is good enough. WILSON, FRASER & CO., MAIN STREET. Saddlery Notice. I 'r\HE Undersigned, in thanking hii Customers for past patronage, begs to Intimate that he is etill carrying on the Old Business formerly styled "Turnbnll and Nicolson," and Customers can rely on any work entrufU-d to him receiving the cam* attention ui hetetofoie. Mj First Home Shipment of Canvas .'Ol the e«&*on is now landed, and those pairing Tarpaulins, Covers, eto., would do well to give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere. Teats, eto. A Large Stock of Riding Saddles and Bridles, Single, Double, and Spring-cart flarneas always on hands also Covers, James Turnbuil, OU'LL DERIVE GREAT BENEFIT, If your digestion is weak or you're of cotistipative habit, by taking regularly ROBINSON'S PATENT GROATS. It makes a delicious gruel and au excellent porridge, both of which are digestible and nourishing, and have the effect of keeping the system raralar. 89*