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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 15, 8 July 1893, Page 6

N OT 1 c E A NEW BAKER FOB': GORE. CHE A P B R^TD 1 nOB ER T G- OB B: E / Has pleasure in intimating that he has com menced Business es above in the shop lately occupied by. Mr W. ■ S.' Hurd, Main-street, Gore. ’ B- G. having had many years of Practical Experience in the ,trade, can assure customers that his Bread will be of FIRST-CLASS QUALITY, and will be sold as follows: — 41b Loaf ... ... 5d cash 6d booked. SMALL GOODS "IN GREAT VARIETY, and proportionately cheap. REFRESHMENTS at all hours, 6d. Wedding and Birthday Cakes made to Order. AUTUMN AND WINTER NEW GOODS. f JAMES BEATTIE Is now opening large consignments of winter goods. g|RAND ASSORTMENT OF FLANNELS, Including Roslyn and Mosgiel. A few pieces of Welsh Flannel —unshrinkable. CALICOE S, includiu gCr ewsdon and Horriek’s make from’ 3d per yard. SHEETINGS —in great variety from 9d upwards. BLANKETS —Colonial and British, includ ing the all wool Scotch. FLANNELETTES in great variety, well adapted for dress material, MENS’, BOYS’, AND Y~OUTH’S clothing, grand value for the winter. Millinery and Dressmaking. BEATTIE’S WAREHOUSE, GORE. m AC E D O, Photo (Opposite Coloniai, Bank) G O RE Artist, Satisfact on Guaranteed ; Charges Moderate HOTEL, GORE. P. R. WHITE, PROPRIETOR. Ample First-class Accomodation. TATTEItBA L V S HOUSE 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 - Prpoeietor. A GORE SI EAM COACH and CARRIAGE FACTORY and WAGGON WORKS. g COLLETT, having introduced Staam to his Works, is able t© 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. THE FEDERAL IRONMONGERY ■' AND FURNITURE DEPQT, MAIN ST:, GORE. TO those about to furnish we can give the best value in Southland. Black and Gold Iron Bedsteads. Spring Mattresses, best Coyer, £2. Flock Matttresses, Pillows, etc. Chests of Drawers from 30s. Colonial Sofas, and Covers. Cheffpniers, Tables, Couches, Chairs, etc. Ini tbie Ironmongery Department for Farmer,# we barinot be beaten. Every ' Farmer should have" a Reid’#; ■ Patent Titan Wire Strainer; once used always used, ’ Telephone, No. 7." Postal; No. 1. u G. F. TREW AND CO., FEDERAL! RON MQNGE RY,