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North Otago Times, 1 November 1906, Page 1

FISHING • FOR; CUSTOM, ; ' With i 3 LINES. ] 1 FISHING TACKLE, of Every DeI Bcripiion., ALL STOCK NEW STOOKF- - - > ! . Fishing Licenses Issued,. I 2 TENNIS RACQUETS, a Very Special Now' Line, Call iud eco these. 3 LAWN • MOWERS. Good Machines,. 20a.to 1 28sV Extra Good, ball- . bearing, 85s to 60s. . . ©a 1 LUNAN DEWAIi, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS; .

FDR SALE,' CHEAPdouble ridger turnip ' ' •: 'SOWER. Practically Now.. A NEW ZEALAND LOAN .AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, ■ LIMITED, . ■ . 025 Oamaiu, '• ■i- iro 1 1 i ■ F anted to lease-, .DAIRY FARM, Capable' of Carrying 3D to 10 Cows. Particulars to , 1 N.Z; LOAN 'AND '•MERCANTILE 'AGENCY COMPANY (LTD,);, o2(f Oamaru. vnat LAKEBB AX KTENSIVB ASSOBTHENT OF CROCKERY Off EXCEPTIONAL VALUE .Comprising I TEA BETBj SINNER SEl'Si I CAPITAL SEr OF OORIOS, EiS J AS. FAMILTON IDHAHES STREET, OAUABUv

T _ U |JI IIUtEDIATELY BEFOIIE That [s the order ol the English AJphabatg - TEA befote, YOD, That li the efiry=day custom ol the Urltiih people, and being good British people we eet out TEA be/ore YOD, And ulc yo* to try It s TEA has become an Important artlck of oar dally lood. TEA ii «ur Strong Lint; ibat'e wbert we fihlnSj Our Tmi are rich, fragrant and Ireihj Well bought and easily sold, le id ta 2h es ASS FOR BAMPLE9 AND PRICES. S—i 0 AMARU CO-OPERATIVE STORE nffl) BAKERY COMPANY/ A. OLABKM, Manager. Telephone IOJi

ALEX. BKO \VN [TEA, .GROCER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, Has on Hand !A LARGE, FRESH, AND WELL SELECTED STOCK, Which Is Offered to the Public at the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE 'RATES, All th« Lading Brands ot TEA kept Id Stock: ftejsoa *nd Moate's, Windsor, Tiger, Cock-o'-the-North, etc. HAMS AND BACON A SPECIALITY, Cured only Irom Prime Dairyled Pork. All orders promptly attended to undci personal supervision. K TRIAL SOLICITED. Noto the Address: ' iTEES STREET, OAMARUj

SiWAN AND NORTHERN JiIVERY And BAIt STABLES. .Thimes, Tees and \Van3beck streets, OimarUj NORTH ROAD , BUS 1 teaTes A.M.P a Corner, daily.-; 7.15. 8.10, 9, 11 a.», 12.6, 1.5, 1.55, 2.45, M, M, M j p.m." 'And also on Saturday, evenings at 6.60 and 9.10 p.m. keave High School Corner, daily-: 7.40, 8.40, 9.20. 11.30 a.m. 12.40, "1.40, 2,18, 3.30, 4.45, 8.30, 0.30 p.m. (And also on Saturday, evenings at 7.15 and 9.30 p.m. WAIAREKA YARDS 'BUS. A 'Bus will leave the Secretary's Office (near the Poit Office) for the .Waiareka Sail Yards every Sale Day at 10.15 a.m., 11, 11.40, and 12.15, and the Monument 5 minutes later, returning at Intervals to suit patrons, Horses, Single and Double Buggies, etc., on Hire by Day, .Week, or Journey, by arrangement. Horses broken to Saddle or Harness, All oaro taken but no responsibility. T, S, ADAMS, {Telephone 109, Manager.

LiiirHT, MORE LIGHT, ess JAMBS OGILYIE & SON SANITARY PLUMBERS, GASFJ.TTEBS, TINSMITHS and ZINC workers, BELLIIANGERS. Mr •Wind Mflls Elected, and men cent to the couuU'y at an fiqtir'u notice. Agents for tho Lindsay, lucamlca ;nt Uutncrß. Block Burners and Mantles In stock; Common Mantles, from Gs per dozen. HV* Telephone 139,

TIGER TEA

COMPETITION. [YOU CAN 'WIN. £3O BY .WRITING .TWO WORDS. iWe want TWO ADJECTIV.ES descrty-. inn the qualities ot the famous" TIGER* TEAS, and are Riving a Prize ot £3O to anyone selecting the correct words, The Editor of tho Dunodin Evening Star has sealed away tho words left out of the following sentence: " Discriminating Tea Drinkers of New Zealand arc daily testifying to the fact that Tiger Tea*' are apd 'All you liavp to do is to fill in the two words: required to complete the-sentence, attach to each guess the end' of a packet oi -Tiger 'Tea containing "the numficrrand send' to the follo\vitig address; 'lf merethan one correct reply' is "sent th'o prize will be divided equally. 'Address: ' TIGER -TEA- COMPETITION, ' Box'lll, ; Duncdin. I COMPETITION, CLOSES DECEMBER , 5 10th NEXT.