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Mataura Ensign, 24 May 1909, Page 3

I. 0. WARD AND CO. FOR LEASE: AN IDEAL DAIRY FARM, It'.i ACHES, ONE MILE FROM FACTORY. Further |»»rtioHlor» from J G. WARD & CO.. LTD. MEHHKY STREET, uoai. Contractor's Clearing Sale of HORSES, IMPLEMENTS A PLANT. ON MAY 26, 19011, At 12 noon aharp. IN WARD'S BAZAAR, GORE. rpilE SOUTHLAND FARMERS' CO■I OPERATIVE ASSN., Ltd., in conjunction with RATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY' COMPANY, Ltd., Goto, havo been favored witli initruclioui from Mr Patrick J. O'Brien, Contractor, dydevak, to offer for sale by auction aa a bore THE WHOLE OF HIS CONTRACTING PLANT, consisting of 13 Upstanding Draught Hone*, fron 4to 7 year*. Alio Drill, 3 Reapers aud Binder*, 2 U.f. Plough* (R. and G.), Dut. Discs, 2 Drays, Harness ana Chain*, Cover*, and Road-mak-ing Tools, etc. Mr O'Brien ha* decided to give up contracting entirely. All of the Wses aro guaranteed—they are just cut of hard work contracting on t lyd-jvale Estate, —and may bo inapected at (tore tho day before the aalft. particular* later isMi. SATURDAY, MAY 2S>, 1«)!>, At 3 p.m. rpHOMAS GREEN AND CO., acting -®- undt-r instruction* from Mr R. 1 1 . Cuthbertaon, Agent Public Trustee, In-i-en-argill, will offer for «ale by public auction under the provisions of "The Public Trust Office Act, IBM," Part 9, Unclaimed Lands, the WkiirinK ProjxrtNW: LOT (I.—Part of Section 89, Block XVI., Gore, containing £6 poles, situated corner Park nnd liroughton Street*. LOTS 12 and 14.—Parts «>f Suction 89. Block XVI., each containing 30 polee, situated in Thistle Street, off Broughton Street. To bo sold in fceparato lot*. Terras and Condition* at Ktile rpHE Rim Ho Mouthlv Skin and Hide Sale will bo held on Thursday, 27 th inut, hi 1 p.m. Consignments in. vited.—Tho<>. Green and Co. 24ui rpUE Annual Minting of the Waikaka ■*- Valley Mutual Improvement Society will lie held in the School on Wednesday, May 26, at 7.30 p.m.—Jm | McPhail, Junr., Sec. 24m

DEPENDABLE FOOTWEAR at McDonald s. VO argument is required as to thu umhl of (jood and Dependable PatdHNf 1 * ' at this season of the year. We atrivu to piaoe oo our ahelraa the Vary lJett and shun all goods which w« thick are tba least doobtfol. We haM had a verv considerable experience in ttie Manufacture of BooU mi Mml and we sell with a confidence born of that experience. Oar priew are ihrui aa low as it is possible for good Footwear. You may be mil by lima priced (modi, but examine tnetn carefully and you <rul also ftsd tiba iislili VPr I'^lS^J 0 **. in th ® co«fiaeno» el tiie Gore PuUie (9 aifflr ing a GOOD ARTICLE, and our very extecaive boaiaeae pwm t£*se '?ss -" WINTER GOODS NOW TO HANO. Children'* Warm Fait Sllppar»-M, M, la, It Ild. Ladles' Warm Fall Slippers—li, 1i M, li lid. Ii td, * (Id. Genu- Warm Fait Slippan-lt ii, 1. ii, la U. Ladies' Felt Houta Boots, «t «d. It M. la M. Men * Chrome Goloshad Boots—l2s Id, tie Id, 14a id. fen's Strong Watertight Boots—los M, 12a M, 11* Id. 14a td. Ladies Strong Farm Boots—H td, Iti id, 11* ii. Ladies' Medium Strong Baots—lie Id. 12a td. 11s Id. La *"u's Bd"* G ' aC * K<d B ° ot *' *' >lwpM *"* rtytea—lk M, Ifla M, Men's Cookhami for Winter—Us M, 21*, 22* td, 21a. GUM BOOTS, GOLOSHES. SNOW BOOTS, CLOGS FOOTBALL BOOTS "tfsifWeWKisfc st-susv ' McDonald s city boot palace, THE DEPENDABLE SHOE STORE. Telephone (21. P.O. Baa 21. NO CYCLIST WANTS TO PAY °° <x> «0000^0000000000© 1 , More than ii nacaseary for hie require ments—that ia why m *taek ewrrthlna a cyclist wante, and why wa ask hn* moderate prices. There'* an andtoH ataartmant «f Lao* l*t». Cycle Capaa, Mud Quarda, Mud Guard Extensions, Mud Qward Flap*, Motor Cycle Sutti, Leggbw and Caats. We etaak them for thalr 1 ... their Reliability and fir Ilia PHeas which any Cyclist will be flad la pay. P. H. VICKERY, THE CYCUBTB' RENDEZVOUS, GORE>OOOOOOO