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General Notices. NOTICE TO FARMERS. Boxe Dpst ! Bone Dust ! ! BONE DUST I 1 ! JD. HUNTER has on hand— for sale— . New Z. aland Drug Corupar y's CUniict Manured. Price List on application. J. D. HUNTER, Grain and Wool Broker, GORDON. f 399 IN THE ESTATE OF JOSEPH MACKAY AND WM. POLLOCK. X HEREBY NOIIFY that I have sold the -*- Book Debts in the Estate of Wm. Pollock—viz , the ' Southern Free Press '; ' Mackay's Otago Almanac ;' Wm. Pollock's hotel' butchering, livery stable, and all other book debts in connection with his estate — to F. vS. Canning, who is alone authorised to re. ccivc same. (Signer!) HENRY FRYER. Witness— Wm. Hendkbson, Solicitor, Gore. As paymuit of accounts in the above Estates has been frequently applied for, and in many cases Tvi'liout response, I shall how hand them to my solicitor for collection without further notice. F. S. CANNING. Gore, 20th November, 1881. ±41 9 Walter A. Wood's TWINE BINDING HARVESTERS rrillS indispensable farm implement is 1. ngain improved in many important particulars. It is a fact that the Ivnottcr has fewer parts and is the only one that is held in its place by a single bolt, consequently easily removed. It is a fact that the " Wood " will cut this season lower than any other, consequently better adapted for cutting hay and grasses. It is a fact, that the "Wood " is the only binder to which there is attached a Sheaf Carrier that has been practically tested in the field. It is a fact that the "Wood" will work with more tension on the twine, consequently binds tighter than the •' Appleby." It. is a fact that the '" Wood " received the Grand Champion Prize of Australia, competing with all the " Appleby " tribe, aud ,was awarded upwards of £125 in prize money, besides Gold and Silver Medals in Australia and Tasmania in 1883. Upwards of-: 10,000 oE the "Wood" Machines were*used in the 1881 harvest in America and Europe. Farmers should remember the "Wood" requiies Less Repairs than any other and the local agents have always a good supply of parts ready at a moment's notice. J. D. HUNTER has on hand for sale— f duplicate parts for Old or New Machines. Canvasses for all makes of machines made to order. Send length of lath when ordering. Binding Twine— Bust value in the Market. Lard and Olive Oils specially imported in small tins to suit settlers' requirements. Wire for Wood's,|McCormick ! s and others. Ask for the Wood new Improved Iron Frame Binder, and take no other S©» J. D. HUNTER, f 420 Agent for Gore. BOOTS ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! TN order to make room for my Christmas and New Year's Stock, I have resolved to hold a CHEAP CASH SALE FOR 81 DAYS. Ladies Button Boots from 7s Od. Ladies Levant and Kid, elastic sides, 9s Ladies leather (calf) 10s . Ladies calf high leg. lace, from 9s Gd Ladies Lasting.? and Evening Shoes, 0s Ladies Leather House Slippers from is. Children* Boots and Shoes at extremely low prices Also a stock of gent's Balmorals, 12s Gd ' Calf elastic sides from 13s Gd Bluchers and Lome Shoes from 9s. All other lines at a considerable reduction for 21 days only, for Cash. C. W. BOWTELI, Next Colonial Bank, GORE. THE JJAINBOW BOOK AECADB. Just arrived. Full supplies " CALLED B ACI4 " The Book of the Season. OVER 400,000 COPIES SOLD TO DATE. Tho blind man in the presence of murderers —A terrible experience— He regains his sight— Wins a wife and tracks tho guilty, WEIRD AND WONDERFUL Where the Supernatural conies in. SOMETHING for THE SPIRITUALISTS. Everybody reads it J Only One Shilling and Sixpence! "JOHN BULL AND HIS ISLAND!" The Frenchman and tha Britisher. Piquant sketches. Droll incidents ! Plain truth?, ami lively reading all through. Not a dull page 1 Try it. 3s ONLY THREE SHILLINGS. 3 S "THE LEAVE~NWORTH CASE." The American SensaUon. The old man and his niece— A horrible crime aud how it was detected— Justice baffled' but at last triumphant. ' A new supply to hand ; published by Routlcdge and Sons, Price, Ninepence. THE RAINBOW BOOK ARCADE. J. M. ITcASER, Bookseller & Stationer, Sloan's Theatre Buildings. Next door to Messrs C. Kohn and Co., Dee-street, INVERCARGILL Customers may secure copies from Mr Inward Scales, Stationer, Gore, 482 f

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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 412, 25 November 1884, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 412, 25 November 1884, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 412, 25 November 1884, Page 3

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