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j Saddlery. , SADDLERY 1 SADDLERY ! SADDLEET 1 GEORGE LOW, SADDLER, How ells' Buildings, Ontiosite Post. Office HAS for sale a wjli«solected stock of ! Saddlery, Harness, Chains, etc., etc. Riding Saddles, Harness and Collars made to order with NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. GEORGE LOW, Saddler, Gore and Tapani j Sewing Machines. WANTED KNOWN] A LL KINDS OF SEWING MACHINES •£*- Repaired and Adjusted, Reblackened nd Bronzed. Air repairs guaranteed and kept in order from three to twelve months. Old Machines bought or exchanged, Duplicates, Oil, &c, on hand. Needles, Is 6d per dozen. 19° Country orders punctually and carefully attended to. Good Workmanship Guaranteed. G. RICHARDS, Practical Machinist (from Dublin), next St. Paul's Church, Dee- street, INVERCARGILL. «®» Ciarges Strictly Moderate Walter A. Wood's TWINE BINDING HARVESTERS THIS indispensable farm implement is ngain improved in many important particulars. It is a fact that the Knotter 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, and was awarded upwards of £12S in prize money, besides Gold and Silver Medals in Australia and Tasmania in 1883. Upwards o£ 10,000 of the " Wood Machines were used in the 1884 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 saleduplicate parts for Old or New Machines Canvasses for all makes of machines made to order. Send length of lath when ordering. Binding Twine — Best value in the Market Lard and Olive Oils specially imported in small tins to suit settlers' requirements. Binding Wire for Wood's,|McCormick's an i others. Ask for the Wood new Improved Iron Frame Binder, and take no other U^ J. D. HUNTER, Agent for Gore. J^ ~L A K E M A N (Next Sirnson, Dacomb and Co.), Main South Road, GORE. REFRESHMENT ROOMS. Tea, Coffee, and Pies at all hours. A good supply of Choice Fruit, Confectioneiy, Poultry, and Fresh Vegetables always on hand. Note — Fresh Fish twice weekly. Smoked fish always on hand. Oysters and Cray Fish in season. foGO LOOYoIirFOrfHFsiGN OF T3E3CEJ RAI3STBOI7y. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS ! CHIUSTMAS k NEW YEAR CARDS ! JUST to hand es s.s. Ruapehu from London — the newest designs in Photo, Floral, Fringed, Ivoiine, Gelatine, tvory, Plush, &c. &c, direct from the makers, making the Stock the finest, largest, and best in lnvercargill. jcg* Give a call when youcome to town. Remember the Sign of the Rainbow ! Packets of well-assorted cards made up specially for up-country customers at Is, 2s, 2s Od, !3s and 10s. Payment may be made in stamps. Orders scut away the same day as received. Try a few packets. You will fiud them really good. Christmas gifts and presents in endless variety. Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Ink Stands, Purses, Pocket Books, Serial Volumes Prize Books, &c, &c. School Committees and Teachers most liberally dealt with in the matter of school Books and Frizes. Look out for the Sign of the Rainbow JAMES mTfRASER, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, THE RAINBOW BOOK ARCADE, Under Sloan's Theatre, DEB STREET, INVERCARGTLL. in DUCAT I ON E. R. FORD Receives pupils for English, French, Latin Singing, with the various concomitants. Musical instruction for Brass Band or String Instruments. Instruments repaired tuned, or exchanged also for sale. Selects for ichasers on commission. Apply to E, XI FORD, d7i§ • GordQtt,

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Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 42, 30 December 1884, Page 6

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Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 42, 30 December 1884, Page 6

Page 6 Advertisements Column 4 Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 42, 30 December 1884, Page 6

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