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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume VIII, Issue 395, 3 December 1912, Page 4

id U Christmas CMhkg, J Si. 1 We are now showing a splendid ? Range of BOYB* 'YAR&ITY SUITS. They are made of the newest and | smartest Colonial Tweeds. f SEE WINDOW. 110/9, 11/6, 12/6, 13/9, 15/6 and 17/6. J Boys' 'Varsity Washing Svits, j 10/6 and 11/6. | Norfolk Suits, 1 13/6 to 29/6. i Boys' Washing Suits, 1 3/6, 3/9, 4/6, 6jQ. I One Shilling in the £ Discount 1 for Cash. 1 I Thomson & B eattie, Ltd,,, ! Main Street, Otautau. 1 bl osso:m:s oust JXMAS TOY TREE! I Are Bursting To-day. | m *tk It's blossoming time for our | ■ Xmas T °y D"P Ia y» and the | S f Jgn^^f^'^. blossoms are spread over in a 1 § v/ffi^^Latjfe '' magnificent manner all over % ■ /gr the shelves and counters and | I (\\ tables and floor of J. J. Boyd's | a \ jm&tr\X§dr M Hundreds of pounds worth I 1 ""* f^^^^^BL// 7 \V of- inexuensive, joy-bringing | I '-■ si H/^v^rvi © I" / >l substantial toys — all new 1 i /\'-'(. 0 *' v \JP). xj 1 \ ideas for this Xmas — one of | I/^ \/ 0 \ *k Q largest displays in the I B / 4,^yi3r \C> \ ' cou,,ir y> an< * unbeaten for | % feg^J-L w^i^m^y^L I M1 the children of ail the 1 I\^^js^|B^»^^^3p>y Families that are resident H. vßvflwfi^^' / around Otautau are invited, g \^SsJ^X^Mm\^ fs\/ Thty are invited to bring M I-^££££Zr their parents with ihem. We B VJ^ fifjjMgSr . want the whole family to see g DOLLi* FROM Id TO 7s 6d EACH. I Sleeping, talking, movably-jointed, dressed and plain dolls. E Dells with real hair, dolls that can be washed regularly, B dolls that can't be broken Hke " Humpty Dumpty " was, m no matter low hi^h or hard the fall* | Girls Ask Mamma to briing you to see them to-day. 1 Frr the Htockings on Chriatroas Morning we can show toyu | for tbe children's happy moments at prices' that will be a I BIG BELIEF to mothers' and fathers* purses this Xmas. j Accept this invitation and come to-day. j J. -J. BOYD'S The Rohabie Merchant, 1 OTAUTAU I

"WINTON STOCK B ALE. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5- »~« HE Inve c>r« H btock Agents: * will se.: as u.-.de? — CrtA Ewes ami Lambs HOO ■^°SS t,,:9 > mixed Bexes O A Htad Mixed Cattle. LOST on >how Day between Otautau and Bayswater, Ladies'" Fav n Coloured i ainproof cloak. Fmdre letnrn tc VV. L. GARDINER, Otautau . ■ j. •^ C.T.L.— o>k rut for T®* - *X • Tent and Rtafc Kooms ju i insije • Mtra w'galea at southland A BE 1 .".'"■ ■■ . •\ij t»N'IEU crders lor the Hyal Jn/ Bush Colonial Sherry, Grape, and other Frui.. Wine. E. F. Butler, Chantiy Downs, a ptautau, Agent j for Wallace. jj i

OTAUTAU RIVER BOARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY IN SUB-DIVISION NO, 1. NOTICE is hereby given in accord • anee with section 39 of the " Local Elections and Polls Act, 1908," that an extraordinary vacancy has occurred in the OTAUTAU RLVER BOARD, caused by the death of vi r John Carnck. Nominations of persons qualified to fill the vacancy will be receiver* by qhe Returning Officer up to Friday the thirteenth day •of December, 1912, at 12 noon, and there be more persons nominated than is necessary to fill the ■vacancy an election will take place on "Wednesday, the 18th day of December, 1912, at the office of the Otautau River Board, « Sta-dard ' Buildings, King MreH '^totu. IS .uinations must be in the form number 2 of the tieio >d Bchedule of e ., Local El ections|and Polls Act, ,i JOHNFIBHER, , & Returning Ofii er-