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, Business Notices, THE j, 0. wmd Finns' of n raw, lti HE&D OFFICS, GRESCSMT, IfWERC&RGIU.. BUYERS of OATS, GEASS SEED, and FAT SHEEP— TEEMS NET CASH. Auction Sales of Live Stock at WallacetoAvn Yards every alternate • Tuesday, and at other centres at regular intervals. Storage of grain. SThe Association has the Largest Grain Stores in Southland. Farmers desirous of "holding their grain for improved markets are requested to communicate with InVercargill or Gore office for terms. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*•♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< . Liberal Cash Advances Free of Commission. ' " SELLERS OF COHNSAGKS, TWINE, SHEEP NETTING, COOPEE'S .• SHEEP DIP, and GENERAL FAEMEES' SUPPLIES., Agent for "Standard- and" Imperial Fire Insurance Companies, China Traders, Marine Insurance Company. \&. A. AXIMSRSOHi, Manager.

TO THOSE IN SEARCH OP g BOOTS & SHOES V RELIABLE_QUALITY. SA&8809, SQIMNB EWE®, f IN ADDITION TO THE lj STAHSARO BRASH) ON THE HEEL, JLJJ HAVE STAMPED THB £ FOLLOWING NAMES ON A FEW OP THEIR Ff ISST QUALITY r BOOTS Aft£» SHOES, ** TO DISTINGUISH THEM FROM £ IHFIRIQR MAKES . I Now Offered to the Public :— EThe Mineiv Men'a Heavy Watertighta ; Bhand-closed-and nailed. ■ THE MINER. R The Fanner. A Men's Watertights ; nailed, pegged. n THE FARMER. i The. Durable.* E Men's French Calf. E S., pegged, plain, or nailed. jT| THE DURABLE. The Stockman. Men'a best 8.1. Kip Open front Balmorals. Pegged, heavy soles, nail (special). ■ r» THE STOCKMAN. *~ The Artisan. Q Men's ELI. Kip Open Front ' Balmorals. Pegged, nail. Q ' THE ARTISAN. TTheßuiiholder. Men's EJ. Kip Cookham'B. S Pegged, nail (special). THB RUNHOLDER. The Climax. Men's French Calf Cookhams (special), sewn. P| THB CLIMAX. *■* IThe iHonarch. £& .Men's French Calf Open ,' , Front Balmorals. Pegged, A nail or pluo. ** THB MONARCH. U TfeeTicerpy. ;• ' :: { DtS-en't French Calf - Shoes ■ . (sewn.)." _ THE VICEROY. % Tk® £)iup&*ess. ' . ' D Ladies' French Calf B*lmorals (rivets.) THE EMPRESS.

NOW IN THB PRESS, AND WILL SHORTLY BE PUBLISHED, MEMORIES OF THE LIFE OF J. F. H WOHLERS, , MISSIONARY AT RUAPUKB. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY (Translated from the Gprmnn by John j Houghton). THIS BOOK is a Hißtory of the Life and Work of the Rev. J. F. H. "Wohlbbs, Missionary at Ruapuke, vritten by himself — the original Work h&viug been published in firemen in 1883. Coming to New Zealand in 1843 he established iiiuself as a Missionary amongst the Maoris Ut Ruapuke. He converted communities, to use bis own words, of loathsome savages, sunk in poverty and degradation, into communities ef prosperous, civilised human beings, receiving for many years no remuneration whilst bo doing, but providing his own food out of the soil, and teaching the Maoris to do the same after ' a civilised manner, thus saving people's soals end their bodies as well. He preserved and - fully records the old Maori' mythology (a sublime one), the cuViOdians of which all died before his own demise. Hiß Book is a valuable record cf tho Early History of New Zealand, • and is written with great literary taste and poetic acd pious feeling. Can be Ohdehed Fjjoji Booksellers. Frice, in strong Cardboard Covers, 5s ; in Olotb, @S. 25jy OTAGO WITNESS.— New Stories. Large amount of Readme Mattes.