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Southland Times, Issue 17083, 4 November 1902, Page 4

Pab'di Wociee < WriLOTTrCREAM SEPARATOR HO" The Easiest Running’ and Cleanest Skimming Separator in the Market. We have, now a considerable number working in Southland and giving every satisfaction. The following Testimonial speaks for itself:— J. E. WATSON & CO., Invercargill. G ENTLUMEN, — The No. 2 MELOTTE HAND SEPARATOR 1 procured from you last year has given every satisfaction, having worked without a hitch, and does all that is claimed for it in every respect, and so satisfied are we with the work done that I enclose an order for one of the same size for my brother (S. G-. Stuck) of Orepuki. Yours truly, JAMES R. STUCK, Otaitai Bush, Riverton. AGENTS FOR SOUTHLAND - ■ J. E. WATSON & CO.

GREAT DISPLAY I I IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AT I j PRICE & BULLEiD’S 1 ' THEIR - NEW SPRING GOODS Are the admiration of Everybody. A Truly Remarkable Collection of New Season’s Goods THE BON MARCHE STORES ARE FAR AND ABOVE ALL OTHERS For Variety, Style and MODERATE PRICES for FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES. TREMENDOUS DISPLAY TO-DAY AT PRICE & BULLEIDS [i ESFSee our Grand Show Windows —Eleven in Number a i! All Dressed in Spring Attire. p 1 —INSPECTION INVITED.— PRICE AND BULLEID, INVERCARGILL’S LEADING DRAPERS.

FARM FOR LEASE. TENDERS are invited by the Trustees of the late W. S. Trotter’s Estate for the lease of farm at llakahotika Bush, being Sections 14, 15, l(i, 17, Block XI, Invercargill Hundred (about 300 acres), for a term of seven years, from 2Uth June, 11103. Tenders close on Sth November. For particulars, &c., apply. JNO. D. TROTTER, Woodlands. BOOT PALACE SALE. BARGAINS EVERY HOUR TILL LAST DAY.

CROWN CREAM SEPARATOR s iin - k to in E Mil? 1 «x W § o I- "" O f co h V. ■ Has the FEWEST PARTS of any Machine in the Market. TRIALS CAN BE~ARRANGED. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY GO., SOLE AGENTS. OSBORNE SULKY SPBING-TOOTH CULTIVATORS WITH INCH POINTS FOR WORKING TURNIP LAND. A Can also be fitted with 3 inch points for lifting turnips. Undoubtedly the Best All-round Cultivator in the Market. SOLD UNDER OSBORNE WARRANTY BY JAMES MACALISTER, SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTHLAND.

O“EVERY ARTICLE COME AND BUY BOOT PALACE . SALE 705 Acres Freehold. UNDER the Will of the late Solomon Shepherd, the Trustees offer for sale Sections 10, 11,18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 33, Block I, Oteramika Hundred, situate about one mile from Mokotua Railway Station and tour miles iron: Woodlands Railway Station and dairy factories. The property was the earliest selection in the district, has been fenced and has a cottage and stable thereon. It has the advantages of good road, railway convenient, natural drainage and flood aspect. Price and further particulars may be obtained from the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency, the National Mortgage and Agency Coy, Messrs George Froggatt, J. A. Mitchell and Co, I. W. Raymond and Co, Henderson and Batger, J. G. Ward and Co, J. E. Watson and Co, Wright, Stephenson and Co, or W. B. Scandrett, Land Agent, Corner of Dee and Esk streets, Invercargill, Agent for the Trustees under the Will of the late Solomon Shepherd. ■TITHILE most shopkeepers are growling abou; VI business being dull, Masters is still rushed the reason is that we sell so much cheaper than all other shops. Try Masters’ 3s Gd Tweed Shirts. TO LET for sheep—Summer's grass, about 390 acres ; half young grass. Apply E. F. Butler, Chantry Downs, Otautau. MASTERS’ Bargain Store—Boys’ Suits: the increased demand for Masters’ boys’ suits is extraordinary, but people will buy where they are treated best. Masters shall continue to give more than value for cash -Our »s Oil strong Tweed Suits are simply marvellous. COMFORTABLE 4-room house, with scullery, glass iiouse, and two good bearing vines, with ful quarter-acre freehold, for sale, south part of town convenient to school, £250; terms may bo arranged. W. B. Scandrett, Land Agsnt, corner Dee and Esk treets, Invercargill.

Holloway’s CURES STIFF JOINTS, SPRAINS, OLD WOUNDS, SORE THROAT, QUINSY, BURNS, SCALDS AND ERUPTIONS OF THI; SKIN. Manufactured only a) 78, New Oxlord Street (late ,33, Oxford Street), London.