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Southland Times, Issue 12769, 30 November 1893, Page 1

Public Notices 1 A UBTBALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY f‘ ! V'" - *- -- , > This Society is prepared to GRANT LOANS on approved first class Freehold Security Borrowers will save payment of commission bv applying DIRECT to the Society, or at their offices, Custom Hou=e Quay, Wellington, or at the District Office, Invercargill EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary SOUTHLAND CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY Ltd C (fB hl i fe W M o f !■■■! REGISTERED OFFICE AND STORES: DON STREET, INVEROARGILL. Applications for membership received at the Stores daily from 8.30 a.mto 5.30 p.m N.B.—All goods of first-class quality supplied at lowest current rates. AGENCIES: - United Fire Insurance 00. ; Carbol Crystal, the Great American Sheep Dip; Medal Brand Roofing Felt. eel 9 RESTED SEEDS. MANGELB—Norbiton Giant Long Red, Yellow intermediate, Globe, Ac SWEDES — Champion (Sutton’s), Elephant (Carter’s); Monarch (Hurst’s), and Improved Purple Top YELLOWS—Aberdeen Green Top and Purple Top; Fosterton and Dale’s Hybrids, dre WHITES — Devon Graystone, White and Green Globes, Mammoth, dtc Samples and Pbiceb on Applioatiom NEW MODEL SEED DRILL, The most useful for sowing Mapgels, Turnips Carrots, &c. All who have used it are enthusiastic in its praise “ IRON AGE ’’—Horae Hoe and Cultivator, adjustable to any drill crop, easily converted to WKEDER or DOUBLE PLOUGH, unequalled for the efficiency of its operations and excellency of its get up RELIANCE CHEMICAL OOY.’S SPECIAL FERTILIZERS give definite and satisfactory results wherever app'ied Lists with Prices, &c, and Testimonials on application Agitator Spray Pumps, Insecticides and Free Washes HOWHE2IV & M®¥C RIfiJFF, Seedsmen and Nurserymen, DUNEDIN. oc2o 4QS FULL SUIT zJQS MADE TO MEASURE IN FIRSTCLASS STYLE. Kc EXTRA PAIR TWEED TROU3ERSSg <,£ ’ TO MEASURE. Direct from the manufacturers to the customers Colonial Tweed Suits from 40s Colonial Tweed Trousers from 10s 6d (TO MEASURE) Deposits must bo paid on all orders. Order early. WE DO THE LARGEST TAILORING TRADE IN SOUTHLAND, AND WJE ARE THE PEOPL’t’S TAILOBS. a. w. sixclTir company DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. ‘ KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & CO.’S Limited, Celebrated Manures. ■“ £S .D. Special Superphosphates A 6 10 0 ton „ B 6 5 0 ton ’, „ C 6 0 0 ton i ■'» » D 6 0 0 ton J,; Bone Dust E 6 10 0 ton „ Fin F 610 0 ton „ » » G 610 0 ton Blood Manure H 7 0 0 ton : „ Garden ~ K 8 0 0 ton ’ ' Potato „ L 7 0 0 ton 4 s , Turnip „ M 7 0 0 ton s’- ,» Grass ~ N 7 0 0 ton

Prices in all ca es on Railway Trucks at our Works Siding, Burn ide. To secure lowest rail rates the rninin um quantity is 2 Tons. As to Reliahilit.’of our M nures see Reports and Testimo rials for th. past 11 years (analysis guaranteed). We have beaten ail the local and imported Manures when brought into Public Competition in every case. Our object as permanent Manure makers is to convince tho Farmer, Fruit Grower and Horticulturist, that if our Manures are used theta is, unless in cases of extreme drought, where the seeds do not germinate, a certainty nob only of a good crop but also a visible and unmistakable improvement in the condition ef tho land for future operations. Our Manures made at our works at Auckland have also taken the leading position there. KEMPT ? HORNE, PROSSER & CO., Ltd., ee4 F Dunedin. Single Bags specially prepared Potato and Garden Manure obtainable at, as also samples of all Manures enumerated above, oan be seen at J- HATCH & GO. S. PARAGON BOOT SHOPJ. STEAD BEGS to notify to his customers and the public in general, that his new Summer Good! having come to hand, ho will hold a Clearing Sals for 11 Days, at which will be opened in grant variety, LADIES’, GENTS’, & CHILDREN ’5 TAN SHOES & TENNIS SHOES o£ every description, (a grand seleot-.on to choose from) ALL KINDS OF BOO'S AND SHOES CF EVERY DEEOBIPTTON AT BSDUGED FBICES As £ 3Jlust Reduce Trite Stock to make room for the new goods arriving and to arrive oc 3l mHE SUU It. HL AN D TIMEg Persons in the Country desirous of becomln g Subscribers, can have their papers thrown out at the Bailway Stations or Biding along the line by the Newsboy.