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Mataura Ensign, 9 November 1908, Page 1

MATAURA COLLIERIES, LTO. BEST LIGNITE IN THE MARKEi, ON TRUCKS AT MATAORA, 6« PEH TON. fa">e now made arrangements to ivl . "!P*? °V r lignite if Gore by toe load at market rates. ORDERS by post or telesrani) of * l e / t^ itb Mwwr » * A i'uU Ifl- • or % fownsend. Carter, wjV receive immediate attention. DALGETY & CO., LTD., GORTON STREET, GORE. CRITERION CRITERION MANURES & SEEOS MANUREB & SEEOS MANURES A SEEOS MANURES t SEEOS BEST IN THE MARKET. slip oatsJor SALE.' M mt i HHff!» of all descriptions, tnd ALL FARMERS' H ALL FARMERS' It * WM. MARTIN, Auctioneer. an:. F - J DDCROZ, ' Sub-macager. Notice to Farmort. HENDERSON & CO. ' N £®jJNATIONAL HAUVEBTIEK ( '* WcCORMICK A DKKIIINO BEAPEttif flDrr . a AND BINDERS, l>ttlLLß, DISC UABROWS. CULTI. VATOBS, AND ALL KINDS OF FARM INO . nt implements. iS °" Bhow in our Store*. Poll Stock of IJunlioatM m k.«j INSPECTION IV SPLENDID TEUM| i^» T ??r MEOT H * U,,A,N " A TIUSEK 4M0,,s TVKitlf rKH--8 4 mi?Ba' A,l " oH POT4TO «*• UVL , AH Kind* »f •OKURA<SS, CLOVERS, AND TIJItMP BEKDB la Stock (Colonial no.I lisnurted) SEED OATS Pr '' A " l"'tcrl|i(ion» *1 Pniwa. Agtßta for i tOB BAfjE. ASH BOTERS OF piduodb. * ,JJ • KINDH («r FARMERS PRODUCE. FAT SHEEP AND LAMBB. HENDERSON ANB CO,, STOCK AND STATION AOINTR. OKDSALL STBKBT, OOHK, * l * a lßT»rearfill and Wr^ham Beattie, Coster & Co,, Limited, Mataura Lignite Coal Pits. T H |® SUPERIOR LIGNITE baa * f been •upplied to Southland Reaideiits for upwards of thirty yeara. DELIVERED within Mataura with i-OMie radius from P.O. ai f® r ,' 0 aneds; Is discount for caaii. Af PIT, 8s 6d per load cash, 7» 0d booked. ON TRLCKS at Mataura, 8s m ton to any aiding. . BEATTIE, COSTER AND CO.. 'i! • Matanra. [» L A N T I SEASON, j. b. Ferks, BROUGHTON STREET NURSERY, Is now offering for Sale bis Lam Stock of FRUIT; FOREST, and (fE N A MENTAL TREES, SHdUßS.etc. willi lny «r t ?P k of tb ® » >ine, Healthy, Well-grown Stuff, and baa been repeatedly transplanted, it oan be thoroughly recommended. Apples (blight-proof stocks), 12s to 108 per do*. Plums, Iss to 24s per dos. l'eaohoa, Apricots, or Clierries, 3a each or 18s to 24s per do*, (•ooseborrios, 6s per dot. Currants, 6s per dos. ltuubarb (named varieties), 6a per dot. Strawberry PlauU, 4a to fis per 100. tup. Macrocarpa, 2yrs. (transplantod), 12s per 100; 3yr»7(brsn». planted), 18s per 100. I inus Insigiiis. 2>rs. (transplanted! P® l- !52 : 18s ber 100. Pinus MuricHta, 2yrs., 10s; 3yn.. 1S». Norway Spruce, 12s per 100. K. Laurels, from 15s jier 100. E. Hollies, 4yrs. and Oyrs., from 86s to 40s per 100. Auracaria Imbrirata, from 2s 6d eaoh. Onk, Ash, Sycamore, Birch, etc. r 'ot y ," f Ornamental Shrub8 > etc . at Rm. sonable Pri<«ps. Cabbage and CmUiower Plant* Seeds lo6Bl Vt,Keliblß * nd "OW T»kf i tree planting by day or PRICE LISTS OF GENERAL STOCK No 7o )S tL I 2^^ )N _ Al>l,Ll^T ® J. B. PERKS, BROUGHTON STREET NURSERY (Opposito Saleysrds), W CHIL- , I>REN. rile stomach of infants is so delicate that the greatest care must be taken with tn«r food. Give Totir child PAH IN SON'S PATENT BARLEY, wi p«red «(X)ord,na to dirwt ion witij £ch tin. This splendid food is easily assimilated and niakcs flesh, bone, dnew »» d b >-a.n Weak infanta b.ve C ' nni 1 TIMBER au<ts>'|]i .t 5;,r.,, «.•,(.«, „ t • all- Dcncrjiiti..iij «. n t Dlrem s?* K SOT at Lowest »«».. David \\.Uf,n W-tiw, , n 4 Rl».r >■•«»'» gUTTON'S Imperial Greea P ,'c t e Caynto White Turnip. • prolific; quick growth; high <TOW|J. T H ® T,l- A That appetises «.-"ii±r«l%Srssu? % ' A„,»: ttUTTON'S Giant Drum-head Cah. bam; invaluable for autumn fml »ng forsheep and lambs.