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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume IX, Issue 428, 22 July 1913, Page 4

A COSY WINTER FIRE i i AND • Live Embers for Morning BY USING NIGHTCAPS COAL NUTS and DROSS (when available) supplied on the railways of Southland, Otago and Canterbury In Truck Lots on Railway as Nightcaps. Trade Orders sent to Nightcaps Ooal Company, £td., INVERCARGILL, will be promptly telephoned ,tc Nightcaps, and railed to any siding RETAILED by Coal Merchant

»«U buy a fi J^lßl iSrftM will buy aJ. < oy-s Suit H ; W||Bi|^fl Boy's \ at this nyHBHuiiHlH Overcoat g earance. [ CLOTHmffFACTOK^ WO rth 10/6. > Annual Clearance. | $ Here are a few of the many real Bargain Lines— > « Bovb' Norfolks, large sizes 5/ Men's Suits, Ready-to-wear, 25/, £ > C«nway Suits 5/ 30/, 37/6, 42/ % < Youths' Suits, Men's Trousera m Saddle Tweed £ £ 3 Garments, 4/6 and Fancy Worsteds from W \ Boys' Tarns 3d 11/6 V < Usually 2/6 and &.6 Felt Hats 4/11. Pants 2/6 X f Odd Knickers, Stocking?, Singlets 6. Umbrellas 8/11 f \ Shirts, etc. Everything a Half dozen Handkerchiefs, 2/6 \ £ Boy or Youth caii wear al Blankets, Rugs, » 2 Take Away Priors. Waterproofs. \ 40 Youths' Macintoshes, all to go at 7/6 each. \ 1 N.Z. Clothing Factory, I £ 'Phone 273. Hallenstein's Corner, Invercargill. % S J. R. Haigh, Manager. \

im .. ll iJ il * |!' Dnptaftd Sewing Machine (Hves you satisfaction m every | way. 1 We guarantee this Machine tor I TEN YEARS for family use. I PRICE: I L 7 10s and L 7 17s 6d. I Obtainable only from 1 Thomson & Beattie, Lti, 1 ONE SHILLING IN THE POUND § DISCOUNT FOR CASH. I The person who buys wisely and well is always the happiest and most contented. The genuinely thrifty woman does not buy Cheap Goods because they , are cheap, but buys good goods at ■' moderate prices, thus deriving both profit and pleasure from the investment. The two conditions necessary are here : High-grade Goods AND Low Prices. Suppose you give out* Store a test . this week. BOYS' SUITS, for, instance, 5s 6d and 12s 6d. The Reliable Good VaEue^Store, .MAIN . STREET, \ OTAUTAU ; Otautau Tea & Luncheon Rooms. MRS. "H. JB. GOVAN begslto announce that she has removed into commodious and well appointed rooms Bituated at thej corner of ;Main and Chester Streets.] A fine Stock ol Confectionery and Fresh Fruit. Afternoon Tea* and Fish Suppers a spooialty. FRESH SUPPLIES OF 4ISH & OYSTERS ALWAYS ON HAND. NEW SEASON'S MUTTON BIRDS. ■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■nlß^^-l^-^B-B-B-B-*---------^---^^^-^ 1

Wednesday, 30 JULY CORONATION HALL. Stevenson's Pictures. Wednesdav^ 30 JULY ■**-*****•——— —^—^— ——^— « a FOR SALE for feeding off by sheep only, Turnips near Mrs Durie's Clifden. A very good orop Apply — W. Darltsy, Eastern Bush. LOST Gold Brooch (Diamond and Ruby) m Main Street, Otautau. Reward on returning to Mrs G reive, Mary St., Otautau. WANTED Smart Boy to learn the Blacksmith and Wheelwright trade, apply at once to D. Templeton, Otautau. OTAUTAU TOWN BOARD. NIGHTSOIL REIMOVAL CHARGES. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tbat the Charges for j the removal of Nightsoil for the year commencing on lst April, 1918, and ending nn 31st Maroh are due and payable on the lst September, 1913, will be at the following rates : — / I—Quarterly1 — Quarterly service 6s per annum per pan. 2-^Mo^ti*iy~^ftTiPiQQ_^sj per annum per pan. 3— Fortnightly service £1 5s per annum per pan. 4— Weekly service £2 5s per annum per pan. If paid within 80 days of the due date'j an allowance of Is per pan on No 1, and 2s 6d per pan on Nos. 2, 8 and 4 will be made. Any alteration of servioe required must be notified m writing to the undersigned, and any difference m the oharge prepaid. JOHN FISHER, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Otautau, 22nd July, 1918. OTAUTAU TOWN BOARD. - Notice of Intention to Strike a Rate. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given m accordance with Section 60 of „tho Rating Act, 1908 tbat the Otautau Town Board intends on MONDAY, 11th AUGUST, 1918, pursuant to seotion 85 of "The Town Board Act, 1908 " land section 48 of "the Rating Aot, 1908," to strike A GENERAL RATE of THREEPENCE m the £ on the Unimproved Rateable Value within the Otautau Town District, for the year commencing [on lst April, 1918, and ending on 31st March, 1914. Andjunder section 87 of " The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1885," A CHARITABLE AID RATE of THREE-TENTHS OF A PENNY m the £ on the Unimproved Rateable Value j within the Otautau Town Distriot for the year commenoing on the lst da} of April, 1913, and ending on ; 31st March, 1914. FURTHER NOTICE js gfren that a Recurring Speoial Rate of NINE - TENTHS OF A PENNY -ia the £ on the Unimproved Value will be struck m plaoe of the Recurring Rate of three-eighths of a Penny on the Capital Value hitherto collected. The whole payable m one sum on the lst September, 1918. JOHN FISHER, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, ' 22nd July, 1918. ! It was a fearful shock to see I His look of pain and misery ; j His cough, it made the houses quake ', j His wife, she wept disconsolate His children joined the mournful throng, 1 And 3'aid : '," \ye h^ve father long," 1 But all is changed, his life's /secure— He's taking Woods' Great Peppermint Gure. Don't go experimenting when you can obtain a reliable suit, correct m style and satisfactory fit, and of the. finest wearing qualities from J. T. Brooker, Ladies' and Gent's Tailor, Main Street. Suits cut by me give an air of distinction to the wearers, and are the admiration of all* \ *

■ — "J School Books. School Books. OBTAIN A.LL YOUR REQUIREMENTS FROM I M. GONLEY, Main Street, Otautau. Full Stocks of all Sohool Requirements at M. Gonley's. BUSINESS MEN— Diaries for 1913, IN VARIOUS STYLES TOILET 6-roomed ouse, £-acre ground, orchard, 15 minutes^ from P.O. Rent 10s, Apply John JiTISHER^ __'• JAS. KERR & SON, Ladles* & dent's Tailors, JAQUIERY'S BUILDINGS, MAIN STREET, OTAUTAU, HAVE now opened up, and are showing a Brand New Selection of Materials for Ladies' and Gents' Wear. Gentlemen who appreciate a well-cut, graceful-fitting garment will have no hesitation m placing their orders with this firm. Mr Kerr's long experience, backed up by the Highest Ability, should be a guarantee that every order will be turned out m the most approved Style. SEE WINDOWS. ANTED, General Assistance m house for a few weeks, apply Mrs J. D. Ross, Eton Strtet. OTAUTAU HORSE SALE. FRIDAY, 15th AUGUST Atl p.m TJlti NewgZealand Loan & Mercantile Agenoy Co., Ltd.,) will hold their Monthly Horse Saie m OBrien's Bazaar, ; THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section BO). INS THE ESTATE OF gWILLIAM HENRY CARVETH, LATE OF LONGWOOD, SAWMILL HAND, DECEASED. ALL creditors and others having claims against this estate are hereby, required to send them, with particular§rx>n-4ihe forms provided, to the District Mansg§* of the Public Trust Office at Invercargill, on Of be-* fore the 14th day of September, 1918. Accounts not rendered by the date ' named may be rejected. I All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of the Public Truet Office at Invercargill. FRED FITOHETT 4 Publio Trustee. 15th July, 1913. ANTED to buy Dairy Fed Pige. Apply Robertson Bros. rNEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Mid-Winter Week-end Excursions to Queenstown. EXC.URSIONj TICKETS to Queenstown at SPECIALLY CHEAP RATES will be issued from Orepuki, Riverton, Otautau, Nightcaps and Winton on Saturday, 26th Julyjand 9th August, and will be available -for return from Queenstown on the following Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday. ' For full particulars see handbills or enquire at stations. to By Order.

Mr J. Dimmock i? the successful tenderer for the levelling and excavation work on the Wallace A. and P. Show Ground ; the work is to be carried out at (. nee. - One thing quite evident at the present time is the crowds to be seen daily at Messrs Glen, Glen and Co.'a Drapery and Clothing Stores, where goods T»re being given away at most ridiculons pricas. Never before m the history of Otautau has there been suoh cheap , lines m quality goods, and a visit to the Stores will soon convince. Ifc is intended to put out fresh bargains each day during the w*ek, and we would advise our readers to watoh for the plums. The whole populaco is talking about Glen's Bargsine, and many a home is rejoicing over the big Bargain Parcels bought with little money. The Ojiautaji Presbyterian Church is taking another forWard .sf;ep m tl*.e e§fca.t>l|aii- : ment pf a church at I&ys. ate*:. The residents of that fertile locality .bare taken the matter up enthusiastically, and at a meeting held last week, the project was loyally sup- ' ported. A site has been generously pro- - s «*«d by Mr yf. T. May, at May's corner, a ' most suitable centrr, * nd 80m « wflwntial [ [ residents h&ye undertaken to canvass the : distriot. An active Sunday Sdliool js awaiting of suoh a buU'dirig'a. a nqftribe** bf pbjld- 1 ren of school age are, owing to distance, pre- ' eluded from attendance at Sunday School l just now. The parents of these children ] welcome the idea of a church of their own. For Chronic Chest Complaints, ■ Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1/6. 2/6 , J

Irish frieze Overcoats for JLotor Men. Best range m Town. Absolutely Wind and Bainprool, a| Copelands, ClubjHotel Buildings, InvercargilL,