BUSINESS NOTES.

Southern Cross, Volume 19, Issue 25, 7 October 1911, Page 9

BUSINESS NOTES.

Oewar's Whisky..

The men of the willow ting everything in order for cricketing season, and judging by local enthusiasm and the starting of clubs m country towns, the 1911; season v-ill be a particularly bright one.j Club secretaries would do well to g t the best material available, an' if they call on Hartley and Co., Dee street, they will find some fine lines to choose from. No charge is made, for professional advice, but the goods and prices recommend Hartley and Co. all the eountre. over.

Messrs J. K. Watson draw attention to their lawn mowers, cultivate ors, grain drills, etc. They are also prepared to instal wind mills, ete., and farmers who know what a shortage of water in summer means, should consult Messrs J. E. Watson .end Co. now. * » Messrs Smith and JLaing have special lines of crockery and furniture for sale. * Mr N. .1. M. Rein's famous jewellery sale still proceeds. Be in time.: There are bargains for you. * * * For cricketing materials of all kinds try the sport that knows a bat from a tram-car, and place your orders with Mr Dawkins, Pee street, whose prices are the lowest in the Dominion, considering the class of goods he sells. * * Mr W. B. Scandrett, offers a 7 roomed house at Lindisfarne for £6OO, and } acre at West Plains for £65. * « Last day of Noble's big Sale. Call to-day^ * * * New books and magazines at Lillicrap, McNaughton & Go's to-day. * * Mr |T. Hide, stationer, Tay Street, is making a special show of motor toys and all toys, also cheap household lines. * * <> * If you are on the lookout for a Dinner Set don't forget to call on Wesney Bros. Dee-et. ,« * * See Hyndman's big value offer is this week's Southern Cross. * m ' 9 I Boots are a necessity, and good boots are within the reach of all, ,if you call on McConechy & Co. * * Mesßss J. A, Mitchell & Co. have a large entry for to-day's sale.