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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 11, 10 June 1893, Page 6

Gore Advertisements. Q.OBE HORSE BAZAAR. BREWER (thos. h. brewer) &iiO (WM. TREMBATn) TREMB&TH. AUCTIONEERS, Livery Stablekekpers, Saddlers, Sailmakers and Produce Merchants 1000 Horse Covers These are cut by B. & T., who know whether they are cutting to fit ahorse or a cow. SADDLERY —The best stock in Southland. First class tradesmen employed. Splendid value given. WATERPROOF OYERCOATS worth of the very pick of the market. 2000 Rabbit Traps (superior brands) HORSE SALES Every Saturday at Noon. STOCK SALES At Corporation Yards fortnightly, and periodically throughout the district. BUGGIES AND HORSES ON HIRE. Attendance at Weddings, Picnic Parties, and other gatherings as may be arranged. Visitors cordially invited to inspect our premises. Telephone No. 8. PXX Box 31. BREWER & TREMBATH, GORE HORSE BAZAAR, (Opposite Railway Station), GORE.

THE CASH WAREHOUSE AND FANCY GOODS BAZAAR, GOEE. BOYNE BROS., DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANTS. MAIN ST. (Opposite Bank of N.Z.) JUST opened out our now season's Winter Goods. Flannelettes in new designs. Dre«s Stuffs, choice patterns, extra good value. In the Fancy Goods Department, we have a choice assortment of articles suitable for wedding, birthday, and other presents. NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES BY EVERY MAIL. Agents for — THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. ATD THE SOUTHERN CROSS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. CRITERION CARRIAGE WORKS GORE. JfIGHTINGALE (Late foreman AND (Late painter) SUTHERLAND, (To T. Freeman, Christchurch.) Practical Coach & Carriage Builders and General Wheelwrights, Gouton St., Opposite Railway Station QORE. Coats of arms, crests, and monograms painted in any style. Ychiclcs of all kinds repainted in the latest styles. Rustic Carts, Daisy Carts, Dog Carts, Milk Carts, Waggonettes, Buggies, Spring Drays, Drays, Station Waggons, &c., made on the shortest notice. Estimates given. Repairs Promptly executed. All work guaranteed. Agents—lnvercargill, A. A. Sutherland Mataura, ... J. and J. Galt MRS JAMES CALDER (late Head Milliner at James Beattie’s, Gore) desires to notify to her numerous friends that she has commenced Business opposite the Courthouse as a MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER. The Business will be under Mrs Caldcr’e own supervision, and all orders will be despatched promptly, and in first-class order. Charges Moderate,