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Southland Times, Issue 14840, 17 January 1901, Page 4

Public Notices NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE CO., LTD DEE STREET. Directly Opposite Don Street. MOA BABBIT TRAPS ™ E ™.“ REIIABLE TBAF “ ,he FARM AND STATION IRONMONGERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS. ROOFING IRON,|Cement, Lime, Doors, Sashes, and TINSMITHS’ and Plumbers Goods General Builders Ironmongery COAOHBUILDERS’ Material PAINTERS’ REQUISITES BLACKSMITHS and ENGINEERS will find’our stocks SAWMILLERS’ SUNDRIES of their various lines the most complete and up to DREDGE and other Mining Appliances, ’including date m the coloDy ’ Haggle’s Celebrated CRUCIBLE FLEXIBLE HOUSF.FURNISHING and General Ironmongery— STEEL WIRE ROPES Our stock is complete in every detail. We carry an excellent assortment of Italian and French Bedsteads, Childrens’ Cots, Fenders and Fire Irons, Wringers, Mangles, Brushware, Tinware, Cutlery, Electro-plated Ware, Watches and Clocks GUNS, RIFLES REVOLVERS AND AMMUNITION. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. THE NEW ZEALAND HARDWARE CO., LTD GENERAL IRONMONGERY AND CROCKERY MERCHANTS. THOMSON, BRIDGER AND CO IRONMONGERS DEE STREET, JN VERCARGILL. WE ARE NOW LANDIKG LARGE SHIPMENTS OF NEW GOODS, INCLUDING •• ANGLO’ ENA MULLED WARS ’ CHOPPERS’ AXES BUILDERS’ BRASSFOUNDRY SIMMON B’S SAWS CARPENTERS’ TOOLS AMERICAN CARTRIDGES SPADES AND SHOVELS AMERICAN SBOEING TOOLS ETC., ETC., AGENTS FOR ALPHA LAVAL CREAM SEPARATORS pr BURGESS’ STUMP EXTRACTORS “W8 THOMSON, BRIDGER & CO

THE OSBORNE BINDER With Roller Bearings, To Handle your is ' GRASS ° r ° p the Machine A/ " %-■ ‘ / v xrQ CL. ■ A Question, the Answer, and Another Question; r V Would yon prefer to lift a taf ' weight 28 Indies nr 37 inches? w 1 AH? ‘ '©->5 ' Assuming that your answer will' a j ■ - ® . Wi beg to enquire why you make ■ C”® /your horses pull grain up 36 to 38 Inch , 2 *1? elevators when the additional labor.’ "■ ‘ ®T.S CUtef so doing is ENTIRELY USELESS?! • e _ -^fh7^©Sß©RNE^eeLoMßia^BlNDEß^Blevates r the'Grain only 28 lnches ( I"0 I fahd is the ONLY Low "Elevation Binder that has and Capacity of the i high'Elevation Machines. C®*®* FOB THE ABKIHO.J 'SAMPLES OH VIEW. o*®] Sole Agents for New Zealand—THE SOUTHLAND IMPLEMENT & ENGINEERING CO, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL

EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE OF LADIES’ JACKETS, MANTLES, AND CAPES The Entire Stock of one of the LARGEST WAREHOUSES IN DUNEDIN. OVER 200 JACKETS,”MANTLES, AND CAPES In Fawn, Brown, Blue, and Black, silk lined, beautifully trimmed, braided, and embossed. ALL THIS SEASON’S IMPORTATIONS. THE LATEST FASHIONS AND STYLES ALL NEW GOOD LESS THANHALF PRICE. The whole line has been bought at less than half price which means we are enabled to mark these goods at about one third the usual retail price. LADIES’ SEMI-SAC JACKET & ETON COATS NOW 4s lid, 9s lid, 12s 6d, 15s Gd, —l7s Gd, 19s 6d Usual price 15s, 25s 6d, 29s 6d, 3ns 6d, 45s 6d, 69s 6d LADIES* CAPES AND MANTLES. NOW 4s lid, 7s lid, 13s 6d, 15s lid, 19s 6d Usual price 15s, 19s 6d, 28s 6d, 35s Gd, oss 3 Only Ladies' f Cravenette Cloaks, now 19s Gd; usual price 42s Gd. As we are confident goods of the above value have never been offered at such prices in Invercargill before, we hope ladies will seize this opportunity and visit W. LEWIS & CO., IMPORTERS, DEE STREET

WOOL. WOOL. J. H. KIRK & CO. BEG to remind wool growers that they are NET GASH BUYERS of all classes of Wool, aad are prepared to send buyers out to Inspect clips when ever required. FOR SALE TURNIP AND CLOVER SEEDS. J. H. KIRK AND CO., DON STREET, INVERCARGILL. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF QATS JTALLAN RYEGRASS OHIGKWHEAT AND ALL OTHER! PRODUCE WEIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO HOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PREPARATORY AND ADVANCED. Conducted by MISS WEBBER, M.A. (N.Z.) MISS AYTON, A.A. (Tasmania) MISS NURSE .. Dbawino An ordinary school course, including French, Latin Mathematics, Drawing, and Calisthenics. UPPER SCHOOL FE^ S ’ £8 8s per annum LOWER SCHOOL .. .05 per annum EXTRAS : GERMAN AND DANCING—£I Is per term to Pupils Nou-Pupils by private arrangement. . Miss Webber pays special attention to girls studying for Matriculation, Civil Service, Junior University Scholarship, and University Terms Examinations.