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Mataura Ensign, Volume 6, Issue 353, 2 May 1884, Page 4

-- :r ' -General MercKants; ' "^ '-"' . RIYEMSDALE STORE. • D. MANS ON, ; \ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MERCHANT, nr\ , ,M. begs respectfully to thank the i in- [ J*-* • -habitants of Riversdale and the surrounding, district for the very liberal siip- 1 port accorded him during the past, year, and by stticti attention to business, combined with MoDisBATE Charges, still hopes to receive a further" bontiauahce of patronage. ' : ! Residents M^'iParmera vMting D.M.'s will meet witn every civility, and the . store will be found replete with a welljassoited stock o Groceries, < Drapery, . , Boots, Hardware, Crockery, Glass, and Fancy Goods ( Libeeal. Discount on CASH Purchases , Goods delivered freejjf extra charge within - ten miles. Cash purchaser of Rabbitskins and all , kinds of Farm and Dairy Produce. g ( G, B E E C O T, GENERAL Storekeeper and Butcher, MANDEVILLE. Ca^h Purchaser of all kinds of Dairy and Agricultural Produce. ■jyriTCHBLL, MACNEIL & CO., ■*■*"*" WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, WINE A V^ SPIRIT MERCHANTS, DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. NOTICE WILLIAM MORRIS begs respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Knapdale, Chatton, Otama, Waikaka, and surrounding districts that he has taken the Chatton Hotel and Store, an hopes by strict attention to business combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of their patronage and support. : OF" Meals at all hours, and none but the ' choicest brands of Liquors kept. The Store will be found replete with a general assortment of Clothing, Drapery, Irpnmpngery, Groceries, Boots, and Fancy ,G.pDdS'.at.the lowest possible prices. „.-.-.. . : • ggr Hides, Sheepskins, Rabbitskins, Wool, and. (and Dairy Produce bought in any quantity,-- ..1..,./,; -„ : . ■. -„. -.i !-.,.- ; ; ..- ,i,.... ' „-r Saddlery^ -•• " . :• • SADDLERY 1 SADDLER^. 1 SADDLERY ! ''■ lIUI GEORGE' LOW, SADDLER, \ . .L.llowella 1 Buildings/ Opposite Post Offioe, HAS. for: sale a well-selected stock of ; „w , , Chains, etc.,, etc* ,Riding Saddles}- Harness and Collars made toorderwith: ' - , v ./, NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. GEORGE" LOW, Saddler, .; d782 ' (j orean dTapa»w Watchmaker TIME IS MONEY. IF your Watch stops, take it to F. T. B; Walker, Practical Watchmaker.Mataura where all repairs are done in a workmanlike manner at moderate charges. N.B.— IT. T. B. Walker visits Edendale and Wyndham every Tuesday. Repairs left at any of the stores punctually attended t«. d368 w_____P__r^9^H JOHN JAMIE, WATCHMAKBE, HAVING taken the shop lately occupied by Mr Harvey, will be prepared to execute all kinds of repairs in a prompt workmanlike manner. J. J. will open a grand display of Watches and Jewellery in the course of a day 0 two. JOHN JAMIE, d825 Howells' Buildings, Gore. THE PRACTICAL HOME PHYSICIAN. A Guide for the Household Management of Disease. /~"1 IVING the history, cause, means of preV3f" vention, and symptoms of all diseases of Men, Women and Children; and moat approved methods of treatment, with plain instructions for the care of the sick. Full and accurate directions £or treating wounds, injuries, poisons, &c. Free from Latin terms and phrases. It also gives a concise account of the structure and functions of the human body, hygiene and rules of health. Written by H. M. Lyman, A.M., M.D.; C. Fbnobb., A.M., M.D.; H. W. Jones, A.M., M.D.; and W. T. Bjbjcfield, A.M., M.D. . The work is embellished and illustrated by numerous plates of a superb character, colored after nature, and other fine engravings. Specially Revised and Adapted for the Australian Colonies. THE WOULD PUBLISHING CO., LONDON. IMPORTANT ! WHERE TO GO when in Dunedin if you want a Shave. — Go to Beissbi/s If you want your Hair cut — Go to Beissel's. If yoa want a Hot or Cold Bath — Go to BeihSel's. No <: Ihe Address carefully — Next door to the (Juiibc Jfai ace, in Moray Place, and just round the corner from City Hotel. c%2 NOTICE. POISON is Laid f orDogs in our Paddocks, sections 2 and 3, Lindhurst. < .BALNEA YES, McKBCENIH-A CO. ,d£2l