Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

North Otago Times, 2 November 1906, Page 1

FISHING FOR CUSTOM, With 3 GOOD LINES. -* FISHING TACKLE, o( Every Description. ALL STOCK NEW STOCK, Fishitiß Licenses Issued. 0 TENNIS RACQUETS, a Very Spccial Now Line, Call && mo these. O LAWN MOWERS, Good Machines, »» 20a to 255; Extra Good, ballbearing, 359 to Cfls. LUNAN DEWAtt, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS. lUR SALE, CHEAP- ~ DOUBLE RIDQER TURNIP SOWER. ■ Practically New,A NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, RANTED. TO LEASE »' DAIRY FARM, CapaWo of Carrying 30 to 10 Cows. Particulars to N.Z; LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LTD.)., 0 20 Oamaiu. 'JH6* LAHBBfI EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT CBOCKERY IXOEPTIONAfc YALDH Compiling I DINNER SETS, 1 CAPITAL SEr OF OURIO3, JAS.EAMILTON EHAHES STREET,

Til IMMEDIATELY BEFORE '. Th*t |i ih* ordir ol the Engllib Alphabit) TEA bdow YOU, That li th« ««»rjt ; day custom ol tb« British people, and being good British ptOPil \TI B*t OUI TEA before YOU, Aid uk yo» to try lt 3 TEA has become an Important artltii of oir dally lood. TEA la cur Strong Lint; Ihat'e whert w* GhlDOiOur Tui art rich, fragrant and tmbj Well bought and easily spld, li ii to a»i H-l ASK FOR SAMPLES ANL'PEIOES, OAMARU DO-OPERATIVE STORE AND BAKERY COMPANY, A. OURKKj Manager. Telephone lOfli ALEX. BUG WN (TEA, GROCER, AND PROVISION MERCHANT, H»s on Hand ■■ lA' LARGE, FRESH, AND WELL SELECTED STOCK, Ihlck Is Offered to the Public it the LOWEST REMUNERATIVE RATES, [All tha Leading Brands of TEA kept in Stock: Kelson and Moate's, Windsor, Tiger, Cock-o'-the-North, eto. HAMS iAND BACON A SPECIALITY, .Cured only from Prime Dairyled Pork, All orders promptly attended to under personal supervision. A TRIAL SOLICITED, Nofc the Address: TEES STREET, OAMARU,

SWAN. AND NORTHERN LIVERY And BAIT STABLES; Thames, Teea and Wanabeck streets, Oamaru, WORTH ROAD 'BUS, Leaves A.M.P. Corner, dailj^7.15, 8.10, 9, 11 a.m. ~ , r 12.5, 1.6, 1,55, 2.45, M, W. «,& p.m. lAnd also on Saturdayevenuga at 6.50 and 3.10 p.m. Leave High School Corner, daily-; 7.40, 8.40, 9.20. U. 30 a.m. 12.40, "1.40, 2.15, 3,30, 4,45, 3,30, 6.30 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) lor the .Waiareka Sale 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. •flow-broken'to Saddle or Haraeis/ !AU care taken but no'responsibility, IT, S. ADAMS, (Telephone 109. Manager, LUIHT, MORE LIGHT, JAMES OGILVIEfr SON SANITARY'PLUMBERS, rjASFITTERS, TINSMITHS andZIJSO WORKERS, BELIiHANGERS.

Wind Mills Etoctcd, and men Eent to the couuUy at an flow's notice. Agents for tho Lindsay Incandca jnt Burners, Block Burners and Mantles In stocK, Common Mantles, from 5s per dozen, [Telephone 139, COMPETITION. IYOU CAN Wl/ilio BY-WHITING TWO WORDS. We. want TWO ADJECTIVES describing the dualities of the famous "TIGER TEAS, and archiving a Prize of £3o' to anyone selecting the correct words. ■■■ The' Editor of' the Dunedin•Evening Star has scaled away the- words left • out of the following' sentence: " Disciimiitatine Tea Drinkers of New Zealand arc daily testifying to the fact that ■ Timer .Teas arc • and " 'All you haw to do is- -to fill in the-two words required to 'complete the sentence,, attach to each guess the end of a packet o! Tiger Tea containing the number, and send to the following address. If more than one correct reply is sent tho prize will bo divided oiiuallv. 'Address: TIGER TEA COMPETITION, ' Box 111, Dunedin. J COMPETITION CLOSES DECEMBER 10th NEXT.