"WHERE'S THE RING?" THIS warning has boon giren many times to the nervous bridegroom on the morning of the great event of Ins lite. So important a feature of the ceromeny should be selected at well in advance. A bond so lasting should bo of the finest gold, and here will be found Wedding Rings of the very best workmanship and nnien. G. C. HAMILTON, JEWELLER, GORE.
(117) 63 Acres Freehold, near Clinton, with fine 7-rooraed house, plenty buildings, including stable, bam, large byre, etc.; £l4 acre, terms. (116) 90 odd Acres, in Wairuna District, 4-mile from factory ana rail; good little dairy farm, grows 70 bushels oats; Price, £lO acre. (106) 40 Acres of the best laid in EDENDALE, grows 20 tons potatoes, 120 bushels oats, carries 20 cows all year, splendid buildings; £4o an acre. (101) 40 Acres L.1.P., 8 miles from Gore, within 1 mile of school, etc; all stock (7 cows, horse) and all implements given in; £6OO or offer. (99) 60 Acres of Edendalo Estate, carries cow to acre, extensive buildings; £2l an aero; can be bought as going concern, 30 cows, all plant. . (86) 55 Acres next Milton town, £2O acre; grows 60 bushels wheat, level, good house and buildings, land limed; £SOO wanted, balance arranged. (74) 70 Acres, near Gore, close to school, etc., carries 30 cows, besides crops; house and necessary buildings. This is cheap at £2O an acre. (67) 90 Acres at Edendale, L.1.P., carrying 40 cows; dwelling and all farm buildings; magnificent land; £ISOO, terms. (50) 50 Acres Waimea line, 1 mile from school and station; small cottage, farm buildings, good plantation, plenty work in district; £lO, terms. (25) 99 Acres in Catlins district, heavy bush Jand, partly cleared, new house and buildings, close conveniences; carries 15 cows at present; rnoe £4 an acre. A snip. WILKINSON xIND CO., LICENSED lAND AGENTS. M. T. FRANCIS. Representative. i^^m—-
/ITH THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED DRIVERS IN CHARGE. OUR TEAM OF HIRING CARS CONSISTS OF--36 CHALMERS 30 OVERLAND 15.9 VULCAN 15.9 TWO-SEATER VULCAN NO DELAY. THESE CARS ARE OUT TO KEEP UP OUR REPUTATION. PREMIER MOTOR GARAGE. MEDWAY STREET GORE. TELEPHONE 167. JOSEPH GREEN, JUNE., BLACKSMITH AND COACHBUILDER, RIVERSDALE. LJAVLNG taken over tlie business of Mr John McDougal], I am prepared to BLACKSMJTHING, COACH AND WAGGON BUILDING AND MOTOR CAR PAINTING. Siv staii includoa Mr W. J. liydar, Bin-.'., niith and Horse-shoer date of AV U : rduvr and Co. ; Mr Gr. . Dick, competent W heebmght; and Mr Stanley Smith, First-olast Carrii-e m:..-I .Motor Car Painter. OF TROTTING HORSES CAN iiKL-Y ON MR RYDER AS A
SITUATIONS. 30"UTHLAND BOARD OF| O EDO CATION. . , Applications, with testimonials from Teachers comjiofccnt to fill the following vacancies will bo received at this office up to TUESDAY, the 30th insfc. : 1 SHOTOVER UPPER. Sole Teacher, salary £l2O-1150, with residence. , , 2. SANDSTONE: Sole Teacher, salary £9O-£I2O. with residence. 3. i\'EW RIVER FERRY: Sole leacher, salary £9O-£l2O, with £lO 4. GORE: 4th Assistant, salary £l2O- - . • A A 5. QUEENSTOWN: Ist Asastamt, salary £lO5-£135. . G. WALLACETOWJST: Ist Assistant, salary £9O-£l2O. 7. LONGBUSH: Ist Assistant, salary £9O-£l2O. „ 4 _ J. MATACRA ISLAND: Ist Assistant, salary £9O-£l2O. I Forme of application.' may he obtained at this office. T ~ A. BELL, Education Office, Acting-Secretary September 20, 1913. 542
SITUATIONS. '■a,TATAL T HA DAIRY FACTORY CO., IVJL LTD. Applications for the position of FACTORY MANAGER will bo received till 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, October 15, 1013. Applicants must be the holders of Second-class Engine-drivers' Certificates and have good know' ;lge of Factory Machinery. On© wivji knowledge of Whey Skimming will have preference. Estimated output of Cheese, about 400 tons. '■Salary, £325 per annum with tree house. Applications, with references, to be addressed ''Chairman llataura Dairy Factory Co., Ltd., Mataura." ROBERT WINNING, 574 Secretary. RANTED— Ploughman, wages 30s T * per week. Permanent situation suitable man. Apply Wright, Stephensou and Co., Ltd. 007' ANTED — Apprentice to Coach- ' building. Apply James McEwan, Gore. 601 WANTED— Ploughman and General Farm Hand. Apply "Farmer," 'Ensign' Office. 576 i PPLICATIONS will be receded up *- to Mondav. 29th inst., at 5 p.m., ! for Cleaning East Gore School; Trages, £2O per annum; duties to commence October 1. Particulars from A. R. Watson, Secretary. 569 ANTED at once—An Experienced Farm Hand ; good wages. Apolj Fred. Gutsehlag, Greenvale. '.-'j3 'ANTED—GirI to assist fawn t to ' 6; alfio Cooks, Housemaids, WaitI resses. Generals and Housekeepers. Apply Henderson's. 558 7ANTED—Smart Boy. Apply 'En- ' sign.' COOK wanted; also Waitresses, Generals and Housekeepers; Nureegirl ■waiting Gore situation; Cook and Hous* maid wish employment earn® plac*. Apply Mrs Lovell.
TENCIERI. PLANS and Specifications may be seen and Ton<lers lodged until 6 p.m. on October 18, 1913, »t ™e Residence of the undersigned for the erection of an Eight-roomed House and Outbuildings at Wainnimu for Mr W. U Paterson. „ rtm F. W. BROWN, 624 Mataura. THE DOMINION LIME AND PHOSPHATE 00., LTD. TENDERS. SEPARATE TENDERS will be re-| wived by the undersigned up tosp.m. on WEDNESDAY, October 8, 1913, for Quarrying and Burning Limestone and Phosphate Rock respectively **-> Dominion Lime and Phosphate Company at their Works. Milburn. Specifications and Conditions of Contract may be inspected and ftormsi of Tender obtained at the offioe of this paper, at the Company's \V ork|. Milburn, and at my Office, Mersey Street, G ° re - GEORGE BRETT m Secretary.
VISITORS TO GORE Can obtain Refreshment* At All Hours at the MERSEY STREET TEA ROOMS. Christmas Wedding and Birtkdar Oakes Made to Order. Beet Brands of Confectionery aad al Seasonable Fruits in, Stock. E. KELLEHER, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.
HRY OUR VEGETABLE & FLOWER -1 SEEDS, Imported Direct from Best English Seedsmen. Veqetable Seeds, 3d per packet. Flower Seeds, 1d per packet. Why pay 3d when Id will do? All Seeds except poas and bpans posted free. J BURROWS AND CO., Practical Seedsmen, Main Street, Gore.
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Mataura Ensign, 27 September 1913, Page 1
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