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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume VII, Issue 349, 16 January 1912, Page 1

D'T WW Rf- Ajfawn'TsmMM I H Js y I 1, MrUl It 1 mm* This means that YOU get the full viilue for yonrmo:itypvf i ?-y > -^^ time. ..By. buying direct from the Home Mruk^ts .there ,, '^ '" are no middleman's profits to be charge r.siynWt the rrf-' .. tailer, and therefore lam ablb to G^VE YOU BETTER' VALUE EVERY TIME than if my buying was done. ir£ 'A ; the local warehouses. ,• DRAPERY, BOOTS & SHOES, MERCERY AND FANCY GOODS. . . . ' ' . .' GENT 'S Lounge Hats fronr 3s ; Bonters from 4s 6d ; - Brazilian Straw Boaters, the latest, ss; Tennis Shirts from' 2s Gd ; Ceylon Skirt?, all prices ; Pall MVl.Fasliion .Shirts, at prices to suit everyone. A large selection of all the " . ' Latest Shapes and Styles m Gents' Caps— a splendid variety. The following specr 1 lines are quoted at a price bound to ensure a ready clearance:— Gentp' Kaiapoi Riding Breeches, '" '' Gents' Handsome Tweed Overcoats, Rainproof; Gentjs. "Tx Umbrellas, a specially reduced line. Don't miss these! < MEN'S SUITS TO MEASURE. >- • PIPES AND TOBACCOS.-All leading lines stocked; ' LADIES' DEPARTMENT.--A special lines of Ladies'a ;. ..„..;. Hats (only a few left) at speeiaUow .prices to clear. Purses, Peggy Pags, etc. at prices to suit all pT-kets . A splendid line of HEARTH RUGS and DOOR H^TS to clear now. " T A large assortment of specially selected lines m CHILDREN'S HEADGEAR, STRAWS, ETC. XMAS GOODS.— Have just opened up a large stock of specially selected goods for Xmas. Toys m great, varieiy. FOR THE HOLIDAYS -Gladstone Bags, Kit Bags, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Travelling Rugs, Dressing Cases, etc! DIRE CT IMPORTER, JOHNSTON ROAD* NIGHTCh PS- ■ :;, Agent for the Alliance Insurance Company (Fire and Accident)^ —————— . - . ' • • - ' '• ■■ ■ ■- * A, A y SADDLE & HARNESS MAEER, j The Season for BINDER CANVASSES .." RICKCOVERS & TARPAULINS is at hand, All made at a few hours notice, or standard sizes kept m stock. Telephone 33.

MAIN ST„ OTAUTAU Branch at Nightcaps, i " 1 CHEAP BOOTS, f A HaviDg returned to Otautau and bought out Mr , X A J. Bates on exceptionally good terms, I "offer".' X A Otautau Eesidenta the Best Bargain they have A O ever seen m BOOTS since I left. X A — — :o: X A Come with your Cash and capture X X the Big Bargains m Boots. A I¥, PATERSON, * J OTAUTAU BOOT EMPORIUM. A X><><N><><><«><><><><N><><><>{N><><><><>o<><J * . mm.ii. w ■ ■ ■ i.i mm. iw»f»ujami.MH.»»»»—^ mT^ 1

ro.travel-Riverton, Otautau and Surrounding 1 Districts THE IMPORTED HACKNEY STALLION BELMONT ROYAL, (125) For further pedigree see cards. One of Belmont Royal's got was taken to Melbourne as a 5-yr-old and.sold at 50 truinoas. At Mr D. McDonald's sale at Edffiato SfrS °o f * Belmont "°y. al ' s PWgenjWJSS at fioa 31 guineaß to 51 guineas. #„?il i° nt >^° yal bas Btood m -h*one district for tbe last six seasons, and bag been iirgreat deman<g)y- W elUkno.wn breeders. A a - TERMS :^£3m] IAIO3 at' en lb: aeasoa and £2 when nuro proves m fo il JAMES JOltl).\M,^^^ Owner ii^^^^M

To stand at Fairfax, and travel Otautau, ' Aparima, Scott's Gap and Merrivale. THE PUBEBRED CLYDESDALE" STALLION, mm k'Bmmaws PHIBE. Sir Norman's Pride is a handsomeblack. horso with white points, rising 3 years, and' stands over 17 bonds, with plenty of bone and hair of the righ.i quality- Sire Sir No? man (13770 Vol. XXIV). Dam Bell, imported from Victoria by John Grant, Underwood, by the .celebrated Clydesdale horse •' The Massher*" Sir Norman's Prido was Ist m 3-yr-blo! old class nt Southland Metropolitan Horse Parade, 1911 out of 8 entries. Terms £4 4s. Full guarantee as arranged. All mares sold or exchanged held as m foal, F. ANDERSON, Fairfax, . Owner, m charge.'