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Mataura Ensign, 22 April 1913, Page 1

GREAT SALE OF JEWELLERY AND SILVERWARE AT HAMILTON'S. \j\TE< wish to intimate to the Public ot Sou 'vncl thaet we are ofl'eriug the ** whole oi ! our Magnificent Stock at Unheard-oi Prices. Owing to the recent flood, we think it wise to reduce stock, and art therefore SELLING EVERYTHING AT WHOLESAIJH PRICES. Call along and we will be delighted to hern you to choose a souvenir «f the Flood. G, C. HAMILTON, JEWELLER, MAIN STREET GOREFARMS. FARMS. FARMS. 200 Acres in the Pukerau District; good Dairy, Farm; carries 40 cows besides crops; well limed and drained; 40 acres tumps and 25 acres ©ate given in; 6-roomed house. byr«, barn, large stable, orchard, plantation; a real g«od place. Price, £l3 an acre, terms. (46) , _, . . ~ , 860-acre Sheep and Cropping Farm, below Mataura; near station and school; 35 acres oate, 40 acres turnips, balance in pasture of various ages; 8roomed house, stable, barn, byre, Bheepyards and woolshed, orchard plantations, etc.; now carries 1300 sheep, will carry more. Price, i.6 lUs, witn terms. (44) . , n _ , 300 Acres, Waikaka District; good sheep or cropping farm; 25 acres pats 100 acres grass and turnips; 4-roomed house and all necessary farm buildings, also Bheepyards and dip; close to rail, school, factory, etc. Price, £7 15s an acre; £750 wanted. (42) , . „ , , .„. 260 Acres in the Winton' District; new 5-roomed house, all farm buildings required; close to school, post office and factory ; can be worked as dairy or sheep farm; oat and turnip crops given in, also 400 tons flax sold at 22s 8d per ton to null next door. The lot for £6 an acre, plus £2OO for the flax: £2OO deposit lets you in, balance as you like. The cheapest farm m Southland.. (37) Leasehold Dairy Farm, near Mataura ; close to school, .and factory, etc.; carries about 40 cowe, besides other stock. FOR SALE AH A UULINtt CONCERN, with all cows, horses, plant, crops (considerable), milking machines etc., etc.; £IOOO, terms. WILKINSON & CO., LICENSED LAND AGENTS.

MICHELIN TYRES. 'TE STOCK MIOHELIN TYRES AND TUBES IN ALL SIZES AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:— „™™ COVERS. ZP B J®« 760 x 90 £4 3 6 -£1 J 6 810 x 90 £4 8 6 £1 9 9 765 x 105 £5 15 6 • £1 13 9 815x105 £6 4 6 £lls 9 880x120 £8 0 3 £2 5 0 30 x 3$ 32 x 3J . 34 x 4 . AMERICAN SIZE. £4 11 3 £4 19 6 £6 14 3 £1 1 3 £1 10 0 £1 16 9 WIMPENNY BROS. & REID PREMIER GARAGE, GORE. Telegrams: "Wimpenny," Gore. C. AND W. HAYWARD, LTD. TEMPORARY FURNITURE FACTORY, CHRISTIE'S ENGINEERING WORKS, GORTON STREET. TJ> 'PAIRS entrusted to us will be qnirklv and well done, as we have a gang of tradesmen from our Factory. Communicate with MR ANDERSON (wko is in charge) as early as possible. „ C AND W. HAYWARD LTD. DUNEDIN AND INVEROARGILL.

SITUATION!. I CREGAN'S LABOR AGENCY ] ~ ~"AIN STREET, GORE (opposite Club Hotel), looking, right on to end of Traffic Bridge from East GoreAll orders from farmers and other employers attended to without fail. Ploughmen and other workera wanting situations requested to call. EXPERIENCED 'SALESMAN DRESS AND MANCHESTER* DEPARTMENT. Enclose references to BOX 26, Gore. WANTED— A . Good Ditcher; six months' work; mostly land draining. Apply A. D. Campbell, Kaweku, Riversclale. 636 RANTED— Smart Tidy Girl to as- * sist light house work; sleep at jhome. Apply for address at 'Ensign.' Office. WANTED— Good Plain Cook. Apnlv Criterion, Hotel. 628 'ANTED —Housefnaids, "Waitresses, ' Cooks. Generals. Also Boy to sell sweets at Pictures.—Henderson's. GREEN TOMATOES. PICKLING ONIONS. ONLY A LIMITED SUPPLY. OR A HAM'S CENTRAL FRUIT MART. J. Y. GRAHAM, GENERAL CARRIER. GORE. Shoo. Main Street, will receive Fmtnj>t Attention. Agent New Zealand Harrying Company. 813