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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume IV, Issue 251, 4 September 1902, Page 2

N.M. & A. Co., Ltd. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF N.Z. (Ltd.), Waimate. HAVE IN STOCK— Grasses. Ryegrass, cocksfoot, red CLOVER, WHITE CLOVER, COWGRASS, RAPE, &0., &o.; Wines and Spirits . Them and Cameron’s Revatted Old Highland Whisky, Brandies (draught and Sherry, Constantia, Frontignac, Port Wine, Invalid Port Wine, &c. Speight aniLsCo. *s Bottled AlesJffiJ Stout (PowLEY and HPast, Bottlers}. “Golden Jfple ” Woolpackfe, FOTfcwg, Manures, mas, Roofc Salt, jep-i v-nJornsacks. Supply on Hand. Binder Twine Donaghy'a “ Gold Medal ” and Kosedale.“ Second-hand Oat Sacks. C. H. GUTHRIE, Agent. Oats, Barley. YERS. Also, and 'Barley I. M. & A. COfIJPANY. ' IJ C. H. GUTHRIE, Agent.

Notices, ~|~ your little Girls are not dressed unless they are wearing a pretty pair of BUTTON BOOTS just opened out at WAIMATE BOOT SHOP. ALL SIZES. Look for the name— J. P. Smith, NEXT CO-OP. STORE. /"\FFERS are invited for Purchase of Library to be sent in the ER TE g#tin see Highest The accepted. jpn or . yThef jPiatib nli^fe Schootfrom. it necefes^tily GRAHAM, Secretary. FAWNERS services ■ application't6 JOHILA' Upp obtain the ull UN Hig reet BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE COUNTRY. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE TOWN. BOOTS AND SHOES FOR SCHOOL. HARD WEAR, and price not to be beaten anywhere. WAIMATE BOOT SHOP. J P. SMITH, Next Co ePERATJ/E Stoke. NOTICE. HEREBY, I Public Jfiat ,am i Sfci JF., > * NOTICE to the conthe ifirm bf Moorefand Searle, tfai I I still carg/ on the BJaSIHESS, f Cabinet#^ mj own account in my* shop near the Queen St. V JOHN MOORE, Janr.

Lost and Found. There are often email articles lost or found which could be bought for the cost of the advertisement, bat which people do not care to lose. For the benefit of onr readers we set apart this space for insertion of each notices. N 0 CHARGE will be made for the advertisement, and ther will be NO REWARD claimed. T Road—Pair Spectacles l_i^~!ff"~etßOr'-^ J Finder revrtrc jed on leaving at thia office7"'-~-„ _ o%Jo|me TO L J this offi< ce. At his premises next post office Mr Crawahaw is making a good display of violins, acoordeons, concertinas, and other musical instruments, which he is selling at very much reduced rates, | as the prices in bis window effectually prove—these reductions to June 14th only- He also claims that bis American organa are better value than any others offering, and as he has no expense with special shops, pud canvassers, Ac., he does not need a large profit on original cost. Terms for organs can be arranged to sv.it buyers... Worms undermine children’s constitution*. Take Wade’s Worn Figs, Is boxes.