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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume 24, Issue 1259, 13 January 1894, Page 2

W. GINSBBRG & QO., NasebyV : . HAVE .gnrft «frpened up -a larger-Stock of ,Goods,-peTsonally>«electedjm a •receKl , vasit 1» Dauedia aUarge'discountffor cash ,l > i - . : *- >' ...,,..,.. „ styles in Straw, Lace, »nd Silk Bat Also a choice lot of ■ " ' FLOWERS, FE.*THERS,:JRIBB©2SS,\~CHEFro^ ; .-. «.- 'l2: , . „-, - ;/I*adrag Novelties w r : ..<---\. SHOT" - PRESS GOODS ' PRINTS l T>ELAINES "' 1 DELAINETTES NEW SPOT NANSOOK ZEPHYRS MILLINRBY TbIHMED IN ill TMtE LATEST STYLES. AGENT FOR. NELSON, IIOATE, AND CO.'S TEAS. Vases, Photo Frames, Albums, Mirrors, Ladies Bags. Pubses, Brackets, Violins, Accobdeons, Violin Strings, Articles suitable fob 'Xmas 'Pbksknts, and Xmas Cabds. Brubhwabb, Tinware, Jewblby, Crockery, Cutlery, &c, Tobacco and . .Cigarettes. BOOTS. "We keep on hand a Large Stock lof every Variety of Boots and Shoes, and have just received, a Large Consignment of the Celebrated Standard Brand,' which are without doubt unequalled for comfort and wear. A full range of Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Fashionable Tan Shoes for Summer wear, Superior Make and Fnish, on band. Also a fine line of Gent's Balmorals at 10s 6d per pair. . / A. HINT TO THOSE ORDERING TAILOR-MADE SUITS. We have-much pleasure in notifying the Public that for the Incoming Season we have made Special Arrangements with the Leading Woollen Factories arid-Tailoring'Departments for a Liberal Reduction on Suits ordered through us. Fit, Workmanship, and' Style guaranteed. Suits from £3. All Suits we measure are made by First Class Tailors employed by the Proprietors of the Wholesale Establishments. Being the Manufacturers of their, own Tweeds and doing a large turnover, they place us in a po ition to supply our clients with First Class, Suits at Prices which defy J/ocal Competition. -;. j , - "system, but purch^epat^ to use them. Hence so many misfits; which >haverto be afterwardstaken to a practicable Tailor and recut to prevent them looking worse than slop made.

W 7 . §c Co. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! ■" ■ * ' ZJDcCies ofs&vles of reason. 1893-94: DECEMBER 21, JANUARY 11 & 12, FEBRUARY 2, & FEBRUARY. 22. Slronacn Bros, and ffloiils. are prepared to make Liberal Cash Advances on all Wool placed in out hands for sale or for shipment to our London Agents. Our Premises have been specially erected for the Wool, and «re acknowledged by expertsto be SECOND TO NONE in the Colony. Each lot will be catalogued, valued, and sold or withdrawn under oar own personal supervision, and all clips, large or small, protected up to vendor's reserve or our valuation. In the case of lines offered at local sales, and not disposed of, ONE SHILLING PER BALE only will|)e charged. Ait Charges on the Lowest Scale. Sales Promptly Rendered i: '■■ v Bankers : The CfcrtoniaTßank of New Zealand. BRjOS. AND MORRIS. ANI> DUNEDIN.

To Stand at Forest Farm, Becks, Thb Clydesdale Entibb : BLACKSTONE is a Pure Black Horse, with small -star on forehead ; rising four years old; stands 17 hands high; with good, flat bone and hair; has good temper and action, and is a staunch worker. - His Sire, Waihemo—bred by Mr T. Dent, Green Valley—is by the celebrated horse Young Banker (No. 1 New Zealand Stud .Book), imported from Scotland by the Hon. M. Holmes. Waihemo's dam is Jeannie Hunter, by Puddy's Prince, and, was.the winner of many first prizes ; g.-dam, Jean, a champion mare at Waikouaiti and Palmerston se v eral years in succession, and was sold at Hunter's sale for £l 2O. Blackstone's dam is Kate 11, by Ben liomond; g.-dam, Kate, by Heather Jock; g.-g.-dam, Lizzie (imp.) Free paddock provided for mares. All care taken but. no responsibility. Owners at time of service held respon-; sible. ■'"=■"'.' ■ Terms, £3. Guarantees by arrangement. ■ '■':'■ .'.•-■; ,'.-'. .' THOMAS MEE, Forest Farm Becks. The Purebred Clydesdale Entire, Will Travel Kyebubn, Maniototo, and Sobboundinq Districts. _D 17 hands, high,;.with of bone and hair of the best quality. Briton's sire is the famous imported horse, British Lion, who was champion at Oamaru and Dunedin 'several times. ■•■•.•;;■,../:.',■> Terms—£4 4s. Guarantees as per agreement; Groom's fee, ; ss, payable at first service. Any mares sold or exchanged, owner at time of service to be responsible. For pedigree see cards. > ALEX BALFOUR, -Proprietor,.

The Hackney Stallion Arab mare, ;;; ILL Stand this Season at Mr Robert Clarke's Farm, St. Bathans Downs. Terms on application; \) 1 .-. Good Grass Paddocks. All care taken of Mares left at the farm, but no responsibility incurred. JUSTLANDED, A Large Consignment of .N GRT HJ BRIT IS H\ \Gum Boots, Sizes, 5 to 11. Bootmaker, leven-street, THOS, CHALMERS iiATE; Crows Lands;. Salesman and ■:,..•'- * AUCTIONEER. TO ;"THlf«OTAGd''

Land Board, XTAVrNXJ- entered into partnership TX with Mr G. S. Brodbick, of Dunedin, as Land, Insurance, and General Agent, is prepared to undertake all descriptions .of Land Agency Work—Applications Lodged Land Sales Bal lots.and Land Board Meetingsattended. Address: BRODRICK <fc CHALMIR, Agents Liverpool and London snd Globe In•urance Company, Renter's Telegram Co., Ac, &c, HIGH-STREET CORNER OF MaSSE-STRBET, DUNK DIN.