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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 404, 28 October 1884, Page 6

Tinsmith. J)AVID FERGUSON TINSMITH, Zincworker and Plumber, GORE. Begs to intimate that he has removed from Gordon to premises in the Main street, where he hopes to receive a continuance of that liberal patronage hitherto bestowed upon him. Manufactures on the premises every article in the above department of trade, of superior workmanship, and at THE MOST MODERATE RATES OF CHARGE. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. EVERY DESPATCH USED IN EXECUTION OF ORDERS. Hot and Cold Water Baths, and every kind of Water Apparatus for Manufacturing and Domestic purposes, carefully and efficiently fitted up. fl^The trade supplied with Tinware, made on the Premises, at Moderate Prices. a 34:7 Rubber Stamps, &c. FFROST'S PATENT SELF-INKING Portable Rubber Stamps, J". "W. FFKOST, MANUFACTURER. JW. F. begs to introduce to the notice of • the general public his Patent Self -inking and Portable Pocket Rubber Stamps. These Stamps are now produced in an entirely new form, superseding the old style, requiring neither pads nor handle, and always ready for use ; will print 1000 to 2000 impressions without replenishing, and every impression of the same tint. The excellencies of the SelfInking Stamps arc, 1st — Cleanliness in use. Do not coil the hands, no ink apparatus externally, cannot soil documents or anything valuable when in use. 2nd — Economy in use of ink : When once prepared can be used for a considerable time without getting dry or out of order. 3rd — Compactness : Being without the cumbrous pads and handle, can be carried in the pocket and used when travelling. 4th — Durability and Clearness : Every stamp is waranted durable, and will stand any rea sonable Tvcur and tear. J. W. FFROST, MANUFACTURER OF RUBBER STAMPS WELLINGTON, N.Z. Agent for Southland — GREEN AND SOUNESS, Gore. * tt * Samples on View. *** Sailmakers. A LONG-FELT WANT SUPPLIED. E. CHRISTENSON, (Late of Tapanui) HORSE COVER, TARPAULIN, WAGGON TILT, AND TENT MAKER, GORE, HAS now on hand a good stock of Tents with flies), Tarpaulins, Horse Covers, Oilskins and Leggings, Felt Carpets. Calico and Canvas, Twine, Sail Needles, Plough Reins, Surcingles, Saddle Cloths and Fancy Horse Clothing ; with a miscellaneous collection of other articles. j A trial solicited 1 Prices surpassingly j moderate 1 Good Workmanship, executed with neatness and despatch Seeds TO FARMERS AND OTHERS HpHE Undersigned have FOR SALE at -*- Lowest current Prices : — Red Clover (French and English) White Clover (English) j Alsike (English) [ Cowgrass (English) Timothy (English, American, and Colonial) Ryegrass Italian Ryegrass i Cocksfoot j A large variety of the best descriptions of Turnip Seed. Field Carrots and Mangold Seeds. Prices and particulars on application to The British anb N.Z.M. and A. Co., Ld. J. O. McARDELL, Manager for Southland Bayers. (JILBERT M'DOUGALL, Wholesale and Retail CONFECTIONER, GORE. Balls, Sappers, Soirees, and Wedding Parties catered for. T\ ONALD C. URQUHART, Stock, Station, Commission and Financial Agent, WOOL AND GRAIN BROKER, iKVERCARGIIiIi. Temporary Office, South British Insurance Company's Chambers, Esk street. _ Several desirable Farms and other proper* I ties on hand for sale, en liberal te?ms« Money to lend on freehold and other se curities. CAUTION POISQjS is laid for Dog over the who of the New Zealacd Agricultural Com pany's Property W. A. DONALD, Station Mana er. NOTICE. I^TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pol. - 1 -' son is laid for dogs on Otama and Waikaka Runs. 2* . F. W. IBBOTSON. NOTICE. "VTOTICE is Hereby Given, that POISON is laid for DOGS oa the Crighton Park Estate, «B<tt $. M-yjjRAY.