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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 979, 19 November 1901, Page 3

DALGEIY: AM) LIMITED. " ADOTIOKEERS, STOCK AND STATION: AGENTS. O WOOL AND GIAmIROKEfiS ■ > .'• ■■; TYNB STREET, OAMARtf. ._...• :; COUNTRY AND CU3ARING SALES ARRANGED ./ . ■ , At Dates and Places to Suit Clients. WOOLPACKS, CORNSAOKS,IWINE, ; ETO,, EBPT IN STOCK. AUCTION SALES OF 'STOCK HELD AT'. JUNCTION BALE*"YARDS EVERY, : SECOND. TUESDAY. ~..■:. GRAIN STORED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES, ' LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES AGAINST CONSIGNMENTS. J Agents For FISON'S SHEEP DIPPING POWDER, FSO N'S SALVIA FLUID DIP.

GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE. ADMDERATUM.-To dross well it is necessary'to select suitable material. The Tailor must have the necessary ability and experience to fashion the garment, giving ease and comfort and infusing the style and finish peculiar to the period-adapting it to the customer's requirements. This we are prepared to. do. ur STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS ABE UP-TO-DATE IN STXLE, reliable in quality, and of suffl ient variety to satisfy tho most fastidious.' Our Outter-ONE OP THE BEST in Australasia-our staff of workers (now ouo of 'the largest ,in the colony) are thoroughly conipofcenfc, our position as Cash Buyers and tho Volume of business we do, enables us to supply really Mrsfc-Class Tailor Made Garments at astonishingly Low Prices. OUR SPEOIALTYLadies 1 Tailor-Made Costumes, Jackets aud Riding Habits by Competent LadiM' Tailor. W. WADDELL, LADIES' AND GENTS' TAILOR, ' Oamaru and Kurow. 018

OMETHING New,. Original, and up- ; to-datealwaysatYßßux's Studio. i NECESSITY In x 'every New Zealand Homo NORTH OTAGO FARMERS' CO' OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, LIMITED, ' UNION STORES, . Tyne and Harbor Streets, Oamam. THIS Company.having secured the i above premises are prepared to Execute Orders for all requirements of clients, and to undertake the Sale and Purchase of Wool, Grain, and every description of produce. . Also, to Skip for Sale in London or elsewhere as may be desired. Fire and Marine Insurances effected at lowest current rates. • Woolpacks, Twine, Cornsaolts, Wire, Agricultural Impleuients, Seeds, Groceries, and every other Requisite sup> plied of the best quality, and at the lowest current rates. J. MAITLAND JONES; • n 2 Managar.

WILL PAY ADMISSION. Do not stop at home and , grumble at the drought. It won't mend matters, Things njighb really be worse; and there's lota of rain coming soon, J.M'Diarmid

WILL GIVE FREE PASS TO EVERYONE pnrohasiug-BEFORE OR ON THE SHOW DATS—boots and shoes to tho value of 12s 6d. We expect this liberal offer will be the means of benefiting to a great extent the funds of the North Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Association. We have made large demands on the Secretary's SUPPLY TICKETS,,; and we confidently expect to PUT UP THE RECORD for attendance at the Show. In making this offer, ire have not enhanced our regular rock bottom trade-leading prices by a single halfpenny. We could not regularly live on the microscopic profit left us in making this offer, but it holds good for the SHOW WEEK. iHiillmlMiffl BOOT MANUFACTURER, THAMES STREET, .