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Mataura Ensign, 13 May 1910, Page 1

ADVERTISING CHARGES. FOR CASH ONLY. NOTICES referring to SITUATIONS* wanted and vacant, Articles and Properties FOR SALE OR TO LET, LOST AND FOUND, not exceeding 16 words,. Is per insertion; 6d for every additional 8 words; for CASH only; double rate* if booked. NOTICES referring to MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS, or TENDERS, ordinary scale rates—minimum charge, 24 words or under, 2s cash. Birth, Marriage or Death Notices, 2s 6d cash with order. COPY for DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS and ALTERATIONS for same must be in this office by Noon to ensure insertion the FOLLOWING DAY. FOR MONDAY'S PAPER Alterations must be forward not later than 10 a.m. on SATURDAY. While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for non-ineertio through accident or from other causes, and the proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem objectionable, even though such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual course of business. Disclaimers will iu all cases b« treated as advertisements and charged accordingly. FOR 6ALE~AND~TO~~LET. npO LET—6-roomed House. Apply Wise and Co., Agents, Gore. HP O —Furnished Bedrooms, with use of Bath and Piano. Apply 'Ensign' Office. JpOR SALE.—IOOO Acres First-class Laud (wheat, oats and barley), well footed; good house, stable, bi.rns. Near so+ool and rail. A splendid property .—if or particulars and price apply faitt Co. JpOR ?3ALE.—6SO Acres good land; •*- 400 acres young grass. Place in good heart. Eight-roomed house, woolshed, stable, etc. £6 10s; terms. —Apply Faitt and Co. XpOR SALE.—4SO Acres highly-im-proved farm. New fences, fiveroomed house, stable, barn, etc. £8 (a bargain).—Apply Faitt and Co. •£10:10:0. In Cash for an Hour's Work. Ist Prize. 5 Guineas. ! 2nd 3 ~ ; 3rd S I Given for the greatest number of genaina ' ( English dictionary words (excluding geographi- > cal, personal, and other proper namoM formed » , from the letters in the sentence —" Tonklar'l Unseed Emulsion cum speedily ail cMipWttlr, I couihi, colds, bronchitis, boaneacn, dim- i I coll breathing, aod all ctant conplalnU." It t ( would be well to make your words short, because each one of the 119 letters can be used , but onee. For example the letter "1) " occurs , six times. After forming, say, the word I "Due," you would have left only five "D's," 1 I three " IJ's," and eleven " K's." The same word i is not to be listed twice. Without care, many i contestants will probably fall short of '& words. i Contest Condition*. I Decision to he rendered 111 teen duys alter , , contest doses, if possible, and prizes paid at i i once. A well-known business man to act as judge, whose decision shall lie final; names of , winners to be announced in this paper. In ease of a tic, the contestant who leaves unused i the least number of letters (from the 110) to , have preference; if a further tie. the list with , the earliest postmark to win, or if of same date, prize will be divided. No correspondence enter- 1 | ed into, as all contestants are to be treated alike. Eaoh contestant to enclose a patiel from the " I box around a purchased bottle of Tonkin it's i I Linseed Kinulsion. If from small bottle, the panel luuHt contain the words "(jives lmmedi- i ate Belief," but front or back panel from 1 1 , larger bottles will serve (i.e. gives two chances). Contestants may send in more than one list, if I box-panel for each is enclosed, l'ost word- | lists after April 30th and before June ICMi i istating your count) to " Manager, Tonkins*! Contest," P.O Box 189, Dunedin. i Tonklnr's Unseed Emulsion obtainable from all > , • Chemists & Storekeepers, 1/6, 2/6, 4 6 per bettk. Wholesale: From all Merchants. RABBITS RABBITS FOR FKIiKZIXU. WHITE AND CO., LTD. ill ST I-AS'!' S'IHCKT, DC) NED IN, Cash H,i.vors of RAIiHITS, LAMBS, KABUL'!' ami SUMKI'SiCLNS, WOOL, «tf. RAHISjTK.---\Ye are ];l'i Jiaivd to receive Ralibu.-i. Highest i'riees given. Write lor limber particular.-., crates, labels, etc. JOHN WELL.MAN, MATAURA, Southland Representative. Reliable Agents and Carters wanted. J. D. FORBES, "OOKKFLLEK. STATIONER AND NEWSAGENT, -Main Street, (Jore. SUPPLY von with 'Otago Daily Time.'-.' -Witness,' 'Press,' 'Hullctin,' 'Releree.' '.\iatnura etc., and all Home and Colonial Newspapers :;:id Miii.'.-ixiniv D< !ive,<d ;iron)ptly in tli!' town or pi..si.»fl regularly to the '•ountry. W'KS OF Stationery Snppl';. ■*, Wriun"; Put's, Knreloj'e.s, !.' , ( iish Boohs, ere. Lars- ei V<:O'H*AL T .S I'V!''-VKV STICKS P! N": I tiAi.l.S. nid all lor the Winier (j allies. VS7ANTKI) KNOWN. -Koromiko Pil« ** 'Ji (id; Korom'i(« '• ■ • :ti 1 v ■. I.; KA laii'omiko r;'ar:il: #.•» ■ id a!;. !we.