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'Wanted. HARVEST HANDS w.int employment Apply at FISHENDBN'S Club Hotel, Gore ! TO THRESHING MILL OWNERS. mWO PRACTICAL MEN wish Engage- £ ment as driver aud feeder of a threshing mill, contract or otherwise. Apply at this office or to 1 IAN McIAN, Edendale. WANT KD 500 farmers and families <o in-pect' the Stock of Boots at the Gore Boot Manufactory. ANTED KNOWN. -Howtells Watertights and Balmorals, r.s made to measure I'm- 1:1s cash, defy competition. WAN tED KNOWN. — Best Value for mnvey in . Children's Boots, next j Colonial V>-\-- k, Gore. WANTED KNOWN.— Our Hand-made Wal.ertights are warranted to wear twelve months. WANT K D K NOWN: — Repairs neatly . executed — for cash only. New Elastics put i;>.. ANTED ~KV OWN— That all goods are of first-class quality and will be sold at the Smallest Possible Profit for Cash. WANTED K OWN.-Inspection of the above invited at C. W. Bowtell's, next Colonial Bank, Gore, and Lumsden. B OWING to the great success attending T. L. PILLER'S SALE OF DRAPERY, it will be continued during this WEEK ONLY, on the same terms. GORE DEAPERY HOUSE. General NoticesGORE TEMPERANCE HOTEL. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. "I^/TRS PISHER begs to inform the' public J-*J- that she has accommodation for a number of Boarders. Terms Moderate, viz., 20s and 18s. , - Board without lodging, 15s. 63° There is a GOOD STABLE in connection with the premises. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TTAVING disposed of our business to M 1 -f- -r- E. J, Dennehy, we would solicit for .him a continuance of the support so liberally accorded to us. D. R. LAWLOR & CO. Wyndham, February 1, 1884. All accounts due to us up to the above date are requested to be paid immediately to Mr Dennehy, Wyndham ; or MR. D. R. LAWLOR Invercargill. In reference to the above, I would beg to say that having purchased this business I trust that by careful attention to the requirements of the district, keeping a superior article; and. selling at the lowest possible price, to merit, the public support. E. J.. DENNEHY, General Merchant, e7O Opposite Railway Station, Wyndham. IMPOUNDING NOTICE. TMPOUNDED on the 21st day of Febry., -*- . 1884, by Mr . Gibbs, Manager, Waia'rikiM farm, for trespass, One Brown FILLY no visible brands; also, One Ba,y FILLY, four white feet and white blaze on face, ao visible brands. Owner unknown. No damages claimed. If not claimed before the 13th day of March, 1884, they will be sold at 12 o'clock, noon, at Mataura Pound Yards J. E. HUMPHRIES, elB2 Poundkeeper. LICENSING DISTRICT UF MATAURA. nnHE following candidates have been -■- duly nominated as members of the Licensing Committee : — . . JOHN BEATTIE PETER CLARK . JAMES E. HUMPHRIES . JOHN LOWDON JAMES M'KECHNIE - : JAMES POLLOCK : JAMES S. SHANKS CHARLES W. WHITE Thrpe. Candidates, viz., Peter Clark, James Pollock, and J. S. Shanks, having given the required notice to withdraw from the. elecr tion I he reby declare the remaining candi-

dates duly elected as members of the Licencing Committee viz : — JOHN BEATTIE JOHN LOWDEN J. E. HUMPHRIES JAMES M'XECHNJE, CHARLES W. WHITE : The first meeting of said Committee will be held at the Courthouse, Mataura, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of MARCH, 1884 at 1 o'clock p.m. JQSEPIJ MQRRiSQN, ■ el 91 Returning Officer. NOTICE. " HAVING purchased tl«e interest of Ah Pong in section 17, Blp.ck XVI, Gore, know.n as the Chinese Garcfen, t beg to notify tbAt I am npw. the sole, proprietor, thereof. e1 69 ' TIM HOW. IMPORTANT TQ FARMER, A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the CHATTON HALL on Saturday Evening, the Bth inst., at 8 p.m., to take into consideration the QUESTION, . .. and the formation of a FARMERS' CLUB. As tl4s is a question that, affects the interests of everyone in the District, it ia hoped that all will make an effort to, attend, F. MILNE, J. C. ROBINSON, e199 ' Conveners.