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rou KNOW 11. W. REYNOLDS, tMJR BOOTMAKEK. -Gt COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHUROH Well. BCY YOUR BOOTS THKBB. BREAD! BREAD! Good Bread and Comnionsciise. It is coinmonsense to support the firm that is out to fight for Labor and Socialism. We are out for the cause every time, and all the time, and mean to stay there. MUNRO &TNEILSON, UNION BAKEItY, ST. DAVID STItKI-T, DUNEDIN. MATT. BRADLEY, 3 Maclaggan Street .. DUNEDIN. For HARD-WEAR & BEST DRESS BOOTS & SHOES. I shamrocbThotelT* MACLAGGAN STREET, DUNEDIN. When visiting Dunedin call at. this house, and you will receive first-class attention and accommodation. ■ Proprietor - - - C. BURRELL. HAIRDRESSER AND TOBACCONIST, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL Has the Best Selection of Smokers' Requirements in Southland. Also the most Up-to-date Hairdressing Saloon. Electric Head and Face Massage, Shampooing. The Workers and the Public generally are reminded that the SHAMROCK HOTEL, TIMARU, Has Speight's Beer always on Tap. Only the Best Quality of Liquors Stocked. J. MALMANCIIE - - Proprietor FOR BREAD AND PASTRY Go to S. HARVEY (Ex-Miner), BAKER AND PASTRYCOOK, NGAKAWAU. Wholesale and Retail. NGAKAWAU HOTEL, W. K. McNARN, Proprietor. RAILWAY HOTEL GRANITY. THE MINERS' HOME. J. TANNAHILL - - Proprietor. MRS. A. LISTER, GRANITY. FRUITERER, CONFECTIONER, AND FANCY GOODS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, TE AWAMDTU Is one of the most Up-to-date and Commodious Hotels in the North. All your wants catered for. JOHN LEES :: Proprietor. ALUES IN Tn.ARU. -}uality Croceries—Produce of evenry—Seeds that Grow—Artistic and .P. Ware—Household ironmongery— '■ y buyer-Tlic. LOWEST CASH PRICES