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Mataura Ensign, 25 January 1911, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. XT'STATE OF DANIEL RYAN ™ (DECEASED). Details of all Accounts against the Executors of the above Estate (in duplicate) must be sent to the undersigned on or befoiv the Ist Februarv, 1911. D. L. POPPELW'i'ILL, 172 Solicitor lor Executors ri olt E II IG H SCHO OL. Session 1911. JOSEPH HUNTER, MA., RECTOR. , NEW PUPILS will be enrolled on MONDAY, February 0, at 10.30 a.m. OLD PUPILS return on TLKSDAY. February 7, at 9.20 a in. The Pupils are prepared for the following Examinations: University Scholarships, Matriculation, Senior and Junior Civil Service, and Senior Board. Scholarships. Copies of Forms of Entry and of Courses taken in the School may be had on application to the Secretary. The School has also a Commercial side, in which a sound business training is given. Paying Pupils: £3 6s 8d per term. FREE PLACES IN TERMS OF GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS. Junior Free Places.—Pupils who obtain Sixth Standard Certificates of Proficiency before the age of 15 on December 1 last are eligible for Junior Free Places lasting for two years. At the expiration of this time pupils may qualify for Senior Free Places, tenable until the age of 19. Pupils qualified under these regulations to join the Schools at the beginning of the school year should enter on the day of enrolment (February 6), and only under special circumstances will they be admitted later than seven days thereafter. Birth and Proficiency Certificates must be produced at the School on enrolment. GEORGE BRETT, Secretary. January 23, 1911. 23j MOTOR GARAGE. Having taken over the Gore Motor Garage Patrons can rely on having Engineering Repairs to Cars carried out with dispatch. Tyres, Accessories, Oils and Spare Parts Always on Hand. FIRST-CLASS CAR FOR HIRE. Terms Moderate. Skilled Chauffeur always in attendance. J. B. C. WATT, Proprietor. | rY\ H E SILVER GRID.! This Fish Shop is now under entirely new management, and having made arrangements with several Trawlers we can guarantee to supply FRESH FISH DAILY ecepting Monday. FISH LUNCHEONS AND SUPPERS A SPECIALTY. Cockerels, Ducklings, Geese, and Fowls always on hand. JACKSON MUNRO. Telephone 138. G. C. HAMILTON. "FACTS WORTH KNOWING." WE , . . never charge rancy prices for anything—simply fair, honest, living prices. If you have dealt with us you know this is so. If not, suppose you try us once, so that we can convince YOU. AN INVITATION To deal at our shop really means a desire on our part that you should better yourself in pocket by saving money in Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, and all kinds of Silver and E.P. Silverware. We have a thorough knowledge of our business. We buy largely and get the best goods at lowest and can therefore give our patrons the benefit of our experience. G. C. HAMILTON. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, MAIN STREET, GORE. QOKE ENGINEERING WORKS. THOMAS STEVENSON, PROPRIETOR. ENGINEER, BOILERMAKER AND BRASSFOUNDER. AGENT FOR— Cooper and Duncan's, Ltd. (C'-rist-euurch) Agricultural Machinery and Searle and Co.'s, Ltd. (Invercargill) New Style Netting. Fencing Standards supplied at Luive.r! Rates. INQUIRIES SOLICITED. E E D S. KJ That will Grow and Give Satisfaction. FOR THE FARM: Grasses and Clovers, Swede Turnips (varieties): Yellow-flashed Aberdeen Turnips, Hvbr'ds, Romney M;>rsh, etc.; While-fleshed Imperial Ore.--,: Globe. Devon Greystone, Lincoln Red Globe, e'e. ; Broad-leaved Essex Rape, etc., etc. FOR THE GARDEN: Cabbage, ■ r C-k's. ai.d Lettuce Plant '"- .id;.!.' Lobelia, Aster;, ii >. -::".. Y<-- | bena, etc., et< Soil Fumigant; Api?r;.\. >'.-riai:: Remedy for Sh;: *. V re-. »n- Gras- | ' G,,.. ,V J Arsenate of Lead. - • • v.-/ages j of Leaf aiir,,i 1' ■.:-••..,. iLawn Mowers ?;ir..•, Pu>rvH. I 10WDEN / ;il: M-V-.!OK«iFF, 51 Prince. Si. T-vt, DUS^OIN.