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Mataura Ensign, 1 July 1914, Page 1

Proprietor John Burnhy TO-NIGHT. ROYAL STANDARD PICTURES. THE CURSE OF THE GOLDEN LAND. 200QFT. 2000 FT. ilusrSO-Aiiiuriran Een-tn Plav.. STRIKE SCUTES LN ; WELLING'] OX. Interesting incident;; of the past Industrial I'phf.aval. Latest f'athe Gazelle, Etc., 10. 200 iTJCIHUfi PARTY AND DANCE will ■—' be held in tlio Ol.avna Hall on Friday, July 3. Ad miss 1 on: Eurdire Is,

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PUBLIC NOTICES. (XV PARTNKHSHf]'. S'OTK'E LS HEREBY fUVEN that. ■ l'lii'Liicrsliip heretofore "subsisting .ween W'ILLIAAI KI?.Ai\CrS JNDI'IK 1 DIiiNDDXAU) .UeUCA.Y COCHRANE, ca.rryinjj; on In liors lit Gore umlor the Inder and Cochrane, SOLVED by mutual the liOth (lav of Jump.. as Soliefor firm of leen DIS- ; us from said Into firmnvill lip reeo'.ved and paiU respectively bv William JOrancis lndef. Dated this ;i()tb dav of June, 1914. AV. V'. LYDER. I), if. COCHRANE, Witness; to both signatures: DAVID HAKVEY, Law Clerk, Gore. 275

riCJPGHLVG MATC -> ASS-OCTAI'ION. First Match will be held on WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1914.

In. a field' kindly lent for the occasion by Wm. iloDonaid, Esq., near Balfour. Class A: Champion All-Comers. Pc.zes, Silver Cup. anil £2, £3, and £l. Q«.:s B: Open to tall who have uo£ won i first prize in that class. Prized

Ck% C: Plain Ploughing; Plain Sharif Plain Coulters. Prizes £3, £2, £l. \ Clajg p : Juniors, 18 years and under, PlamlPloughing, Pviin Shares, Plain Coult|s. Prized, £3, £% £l. i Th* will also be a Jumoina; C'orcSPlllAf, OCtt] PETITION. For Hunt* over three flights of hurdles, I and Hfii Jump Competition, over bar; ArtyWoughmaii from a distance roH ciuirinafeanii, j..!"as,e communicate with \\h<s senary.- • I ' , | J. L. KEOWN, "80. ' 1 hfcmury.

N 1) E E H. • !', ,ioi, M.\t?li A-'-i.-u'.-s 'i'EM'J'.i-.S < .r Cutwuiu Reireshjpai is, only. Tc--W-tii i-M- K:\aii -rftTul'- , J. L. KI4OWX, A R LTT Oil ERY. IlaviMjtalvfn over t!io Butchery curried on by Mr D. 0. Wliyto. I&1 MiiUura, we hope by attention | business and .stocking tlie Puniest Spats to solicit the patronage ot the ]|iic. ?. HAYNES BROS. AVith ipi'pnce to the above, 1 wish to thank ir|fiuaeroii.s customers tor their suppoifc | the pr.st, and hope for a conrmuaJ& ot the same for my successor*. ! D. C. AVHYTOCK. Mataurn, Sly 1,1914. 28-1

mid-Winter sale DRAPERYiCLOTHING AND BOOTS. npilE now gohni on, and re- -"- member fevery article is Reduced. Special ]i..<W WOMEN'S and CMILI>FM'IN\S GOVTS at Lews than.Halt Price. Suitaflo for school, wear, and wpll worth, altentioii. Also srllin;,* a supcin.l job linp of BOOTS and ;©OES at Less than Half As this lite is going tjuifkly those desirous .of taking advantage'of this tttraordinarf offer will require to be i.i time.

JOHN MACGIBBON & SON. LIMITED. ' DVERTISEMLENTS. FOR CASH ONLY. NOTICES referring to SITUATIONS , Wanted and Vacant, Articles and Pioperties FOB SALE or TO LET, LOST AND FOUND, not exceeding 16 words, ; Is per insertion; 6d for every additioial 8 words; for CASH only; double rates if booked. 'NOTICES referring to MEETINGS, AMUSEMENTS or TENDERS, ordinary Scalo Rate—minimum charge, 24 words or under, 2s Cash. ISirth, Marriage or Death Notices/ 2s 3d CaMi with Order. , fl COPY for DISPLAY ADVEETISffI MENTS and ALTERATIONS for saml must be in the office by Noon to enj sure insertion the FOLLOWING DAYI For MONDAY'S PAPER AJteratioail must be forwarded not later than 11' a.m. on SATURDAY. While every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of AdvertiseBieiiis the proprietors do not hojdi themselves responsible for. non-insertion/ jHirough' accident or from' other causes,! and the proprietors, reserve to tfcora*| selves the right of omitting advertise-jl ments thaVthey may deem <&jectj~* able, eve!rv«iotlgJi suet, adveiiU&mfl