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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 6, 6 May 1893, Page 6

Gore Advertisements. AUTUMN AND WINTER NEW GOODS. JAMES BEATTIE Is now opening large consignments of winter goods. Q.RAND ASSORTMENT OF FLANNELS, Including Roslyn and Mosgiel. A few pieces of Welsh Flannel —unshrinkable. CALICOES, including Crewsdon and Horrick’s make from 3d per yard. SHEETINGS—in great variety from 9d upwards. -i-i BLANKETS —Colonial and British, includ ing the all wool Scotch. FLANNELETTES in great variety, well adapted for dress material, MENS’, BOYS’, AND YOUTH’S clothing, grand value for the winter. Millinery and Dressmaking. BEATTIE’S- WAREHOUSE, GORE. MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER. The Business will bo under Mrs Calder’s own supervision, and all orders will be despatched promptly, and in first-class order. Ckaugks Moderate. m ACE DO, Photo (Opposite Colonial Bank) G O RE Artist, Satisfaction Guaranteed Charges Moderate J. AND W. M‘OAW, BUILDERS, GENERAL JOINERS AND UNDERTAKERS, GORE. IS3HE business is still carried on as *“ usual under the personal supervision ef our Mr W. A. McCaw, with our old skilled staff of workmen. Plans and specifications prepared for Clients in our well-known Eirst-class style at a Nominal Cost. - j SOUTHLAND HOTEL, ~ I GORE. |y| F. COGHLAN Proprietor. Excellent Accommodation. Sample Rooms for travellers. Excellent Cuisine. Bath Rooms. Two spacious Dining Rooms. Only Very Rest Wines, Spirits, and Speight's Beer kept. Porter attends all trains. •H® AIL WAY HOTEL, GORE. F. R. WHITE, PROPRIETOR. Ample First-class Accomodation. TATTE liSAIjI/ 8 BOUSE BAZAAR Livery and Bait Stables. Horses, Buggies, &c., of Every Description On Hire. These are the Finest Stables in Southland or Otago. 19 Loose Boxes, and 50 stalls. FRED R. WHITE - Proprietor. W. P. lABINET MAKER STFRER. CRAIG-, & UPHOLSuitcs of Fruniture recovered at lowest rates. Large Assortment of black and gold Picture Mouldings. PICTURES FRAMED FROM 3s UPWARDS. W. F. CR A IG, UNDERTAKER, Opposite Post Office, Main Street, Gore.

GORE SIEAM COACH and CARRIAGE FACTORY and WAGGON WORKS. S COLLETT, Laving introduced ■ Staam to his Works, is able to compete with anyone in the trade. Buggies, Waggonettes, Dog and Spring Carts, and Vehicles of every description made on the shortest notice, at Lowest Prices.