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REASONABLE RATES,
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English Crepe, 1/6 yard
Serviettes,1/4 each
Single Bed White Sheeting, 2/6' Wire Twist Shirting, 1/9 yard
yard
Ladieß* Bloussb, from 3/6 each
Double Bed Sheeting, 7'2in, Linen adieß Holeproof Hoee, 2/3 pair1
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Finish, 8/9 yard. 80m, Linen
XiadieB CoJ,ton Bingiete, 2/3 each
Finish, 4/fa yard
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Camisoles, o
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Horrookses' Calico, 1/4 yard^
Fiocke, from 5/b
Pillow Slips, Plain, 1/6. Hem- Ladies' Cotton
good
Fuji
Silk,
quality, 4/11 yard
stitched
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HALF-PRICE.
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Fat Cattle.— A total of 202. head was
Offered, and prices advanoed from 25s to30s
per head on last week's rates. Extra priim*
bullocks fetched £14 17s (3d, prime £10 10-.
to £13, medium £7 to £9 10a. Extra prinij
bullocks realised 30a to 31s per lOOlbs, lidit
and unfinished 25s to 27s (id, cows and
heifers 20s to 255.
Store Cattle. A full yarding was offered,
but no bullocks of outstanding merit \vt ru
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The following handicaps have been declared :
Lilburn Handicap, £50, six furlongs—
Boughleen Dhoun 9.0, Kyleboa U.O, Stringeucy 8.12, Ballerina S.lO, Soltoft 8.10,
Caryl, 8 10, Mountain Dew 8.10, Oatlands
8.10, Admiral Fisher 8.10, Little Wiukie
5.10,, Highburn 8.10, Lewis Gun 8.10.
TiuatapefrH Handicap Trot, saddle £U5,
one mile and a half Guy Wild, Fenchild,
Welcome Nuggot, Edith Charlotte. Northopei Hector, Lady Freeman, Handso-no
Chi|d, «nd Dandy Dragoon limit, Dixie
Dillon 3Gyds bhd, McConachie 3b', StrathIlora 84, Harold's Treasure 96, John Logan
Woollen Underpants and
Men's Wife Twist Shirts, Sale Men's
Singlets,
good quality, 8/6
Price 7/1.1
Grey iUannels,
Navy
Men's
and
and
Singlets,
Men's Cotton
4/8 5/11
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good
quality,
9/6
Men's Cotton Underpants, 4/3 and
Sox, 1/6 pair
Men's
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
10/- and
pair
11/9
from 17/6 pair
Men's Heavy Boots, from 21/6 pair Gym. Shoes, 5/11
Tennis Shoes,10/6 to 12/6
South African Field Boots, black Ladies'
Shoes, 11/6 to 14/6
Tennis
Men's
and tan, Sale Price 27/6
Boys1 Heavy Boots, Sale Price Ladies' House Shoes,
Matheson's, mm,
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forward. One or two pens of three and
four-year old steers sold up to £5 17s o>l
Dairy Cattle. There was a fairly gnud
demand, thirty head heing offered. B' si
cows sold from £8 to £'J, heifers £v 10s to
£6 10s, aud agec' cows from £2 to £3.
Pigs. A medium yarding. To-day's
values are on a basis of, about 7d per lb for
108.
B,elmont Hack Handicap, £60, seven prime'baconers, and o£>out !Sfd per lb fur
furlongs— Marmont 9.2, Coastguard 8.12, prime porkera.
Border Knight 8 f>, Snowfall7.10, Ballerina
7.7, Highburn 7.7.
Bowling.
Clifden Cup Handicap, £100, one mile
,aud a-quartei Francaiae 9.0, Counterstroke 8.11, In the Pink 8.9, San Salvador
Kiivert>.m
B.G, Soldier's Pride 83, Londonderry 8.1, onAparima played Orepuki at
Wednesday, aud defeated the visit i«rs
Coastguard 8.0, Marching Order 7.0.
by
points, the scores being : Apari^ia
Orawia Huck Handicap Steeplpchase, 82, 32
Orepuki 50.
£85, about 2 nliles— Wickbw 11.0, Hollow
same day Uivertou defeated Orepuki
Lo^ 11.0, Marenga 10.8, Daltou 10.7, Gen- byThe
42 points, Riverton scoring 81, and Ooeral Stalker 10.7, Monomore 10 4, Flag puki
39.
Lieutenant 10.4. Glenore 10.4, Gieenstone
Four rinks trom the " Aparima Club
10.4, Canrobert gelding 10.4.
journeyed to Otautau oti Weduuaday even.
Waiau Hack Handicap, £00, six furlongs ing to fulfil their fixture match with.6r.nuLondonderry 9.0, Border Kuight 8.7, tau. The weather
was perfect, and the
Mountain Rose 8.4, Sabor7-13, Kyleboa grean m good playing
condition. The
7.9,1 Highburn 7-7, Lewis Gun 7-7. Soltoe visitors managed to reoord a win by .the
7.7,; Ballerina 7.7, Mountain Dew 7-7.
small margin of 12 points, The game was
Handicap Trot, saddle, £95, two played m a sportsmanlike
spirit, and at its
miles.—Lady Michael, Guy Wild, Edith conclusion, Mr H. Laing returned the
Charlotte, Northope,Hector, and Christmas thanks of
the Otautau team to the Aparima
Chimes limit, Dixie Dillon, 48yds bhd,, players tor
to Otautau, aud conMcpouachie 48, Strathlora 9U, Harold's gratulated journeying
them on their win, as it A-asj
Treasure 108, John Logan 132.
their
match that day. He had pro: v
Farewell Handicap, £70, one mile— ln misedsecond
to defeat them on their retuin
the Pink 9.2, Counterstroke {).2, San Sal- match, but tin's wquld have to be deferred
vador 8.11, Soldier!s Pride 8.8, Marmont until next seasou. Mr R> W. Stevens,
B.Bj Coastguard 8.5, Marching Order 7-7>
Snowfall 7.7, Boughleen Dhoun 7-7- Sabor
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next Sanders' Cup contestsc at Ktewart
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donor felt sure that if Auckland would
agree to' the suggestion it would be
peneficial :o southern yachtinen, and
large nu ifbers would make the
journey fi'cm Dunedin to witness the
contests. |Mr Moftejt, of the Stewart
Island Club, assured all yachtme v
who attended of a very pleasant time
should the;1925 contests be sailed at
Stewart Island,
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The member's re-union sdeial, held m couueotion with the above m the Town Hall
last Tuesday evening, was largely atteuded,
anda very enjoyable time was spent The
Chief, Mr F. Malcolm,' presided. The programme submitted was a tip-top one and
comprised items by the following : Bagpipe
selections,
Pipera Sutherland and Hawthorne ;songs, Mesdames Liddell, Brooker
and Ireland, Miss Mclntosh, Messrs
Andrew, J> MoDougall and A. McKenzie ;
refutations by MiRS Humeand Mr H. Laing ;
Highland fling by Miss I. Brown, and a
hornpipe by Mr J.Millar (IslaBank). The !
accompaniments for the singers were tastefully played by Mrs T. H. Cupples, who>
also provided music for the dance, Mr G.
Hope officiated as M.C. A taaty supper
wa^ diapunsed at a convenient interval.
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to 24s 6d, light and1'
aged from 12s upwards. Ifrime heavy
wothers fetched 5d per lb, light 6d» to OAd,
heavy ewes 4d, prime light -l^d aged ewess
4d.
Lambs. The entry numbered 820 head.
Extra prime lambs sold from 28s to 30s,
prime 25s to 27s (id, medium23s to 24s od,
light und unfinished sorts los upwards,
prime equalling (<Hd to 10^d per lb.
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Otautau.
St. Andrew's Scottish Society.
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President nE the yi&itins; Club, responded,
thanking the members of thelocal team for
their entertainment and hospitality. He
noted with pleasure the splendid sporting
spirit;which was shown by all the clubs
connected with the Western District centre,
and expressed the hope that it would long
continue- Tea was provided'for the visit- I
ors at Aitchison's hotel.' Cheers for both
teams concluded a most enjoyable
match.
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Hall, .Sinclair, Knighton, Brooker (s)
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Moilett, Hawke, Swift, i»hilp (s)
22
W. Scatter, Kirk, Hay, Porteous
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Black, Parsons, Grant, Jverse (s)
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Buchanan, Moore, Castle, (Stevens
(s)
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Steveiiß, . Rase, Hill, Little (s)
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Hii.ain^, J. Scatter, / Lumsden,
Mills (s)
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McDougall, Bell, Ruuse, Kellj- (s)
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Burnside Stock Sales.
that he has removed of WALLPAPER at Reasonable
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Prices. Gall and -Inspeotf.
-iShuep. The yarding numbered 226?1
Bmith and Butler, Dentists, where
obattbd
head. Extra prime, heavy-weight wethers3
he hopes to see his old customers,
W. SEATTER*
sold up to 40s 6d, prime 35s to 37s fid,
and many new ones. >
medium 31s to 345. Extra prime heavy-:
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FKOZEIM MEAT iIIEKOHANTS.
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OTAUTAU, N.Z., FEBRUARY 12th, 1924.
VOL. XVIX, No. 967.
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Tay and Esk Streets, InvercargilJ
And Wallace County Chronicle
Okuku Standard
DAIRYMEN!'
speoiaiise m al, work
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ACID !
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THE PLANT FOOD THAT
GROWS BIG ROOTS !
are impossible without liberal manuring; but. everything depends
upon the kind of Manure. The Turnip must have Phosphates m plenty. This is called its "dominant plabt
1ool1 and unless you give it Phosphates the crap willprobably be a failure. For no other crop is the necessity
f,.,,. rjR|lt fertilization more imijoi-tant. Phosphates- stimulate root development m the early stages, accelerate
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meet every demand
MANL/RF- i^ scientifically-balancecl Plant Food prepare^ specialty toPHOSPHATES,
and
f the; c Vc-p until fully rippned. It is RICH IN "WATER-SOLUBLE
leafage,
of
required
development
for
the
which
is
proportion
Nitrogeu,
a
of
pmper
contains
U.j£r.tllir witl, lV(tash m such quantity as is essential., Early crops of good quality are what
the Isirmcr wants, and other conditions being right, ROCKLAND TURNIP'MANURE will
pmdi'iue them— tho Big, Fleshy Nutritious Roots that make -thoroughly satisfactory feed for
utle p[c -> iUIJ tliereh-v enable the Farmer to carry more stock. -=—
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THE OTAUTAU STANDARU FEBRUARY 12. 1924
The
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Otautau
Standard
And Wallace
Tuesday, February 12, 1924.
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We specialise m Artistic Chmaware, and cor-
dially invite you to inspect our Latest Con-
signment, received from Great Britain's
. moßt famous .Potteries :—
BEAVER BOARD WALLS arethe Best
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Crown Derby,
and
Our Range of Doulton Ware is beautiful m
the extreme, and our prices will be found
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Temporary Premises, Next Soldiers' Memorial,
ANDREW,
BOX 62.
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New Zealand Meat Producers'
Board.
River
IN~bTORE'
Nftw Styles English Costumes, i
English
Frocks,
jumpers, Hosiery.
Still Booming.
FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS:
1
Best White Calico, 36in wide, from 13s 6d
dozen yards
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Unbleached Calico, from lOs dozen yards
Ladies' White Cotton Vests, Is lid
Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 2 pairs for 3s 6d
Ladies' BJach Silk Hose, Mock Kibb, were
7s -6d, Now 4s lid
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Ladles' Black Slippers,lOs 6d, For 7s 6cl pair
Ladies' and Girls' Rush Hats, suitable For
picnics, 2s 6d each
I Main Street,
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Wednesday, 13th February,
OTAUTAU PICTURES
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Main Street, Otautau.
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ANDREW AND RAINES,
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Argentine uew season's laiub. Did to
10«d.
3£
s.s. "Remuera"
Samples of the now season's Australian
GEO. ADIE'S
Bainfield 122 of 1920 (twin) to E.
4,713
s.s' "lonic"
General
Otautau.
wheat reached Dunedin on Thursday.
Sim, Pukeniaori, 65 guineas.
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44,227
OTAUTAU
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The
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also
advised
price of New Jiealaud wheat. A letter
GOOD SUPPORTS;
Denison
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of the samples does not that the s.s. Port
accompanying
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fulfil that expectation. Tho quotation is hine," Rimutuka and "Arawa" are
stably, and have a new
SALE,
Privately— l Port- 4s 7id for fair average quality, f.o.b. iv due to arrive this week. The prices Hume met on the stage of the Town
ta
DODGE SEDAN CAR
able Copper Boiler (Unique), Melbourne,' or, if tho vessel could load at realised by these four shipments will Hall last night to bid her farewell,
|
X
set
Gart
Harness (extra strong), 1 a railway berth, the pries could be 4s b'^d.
for
HirtJ
I
%
cabled later. The lambs arriving prior to her departure to 'Nelson.
Riding Saddle, No. 1Orion Range, 1 With primage andfreight, but noduty (as- be
Miss J. Morgan rendered a song,
sumiug that the Government handles the m these steamers are:
g
Office Table, all m first-class order, wheat), this would come to about 5s 5d per
"while games, dances, and a community
carcases
9
bushel, which ia about the price to the
, ! Apply-STANDARD OFFICE.
Otuutau Hotel.
sing helped to make the time pass
39,779
s.s.
"Port
Denison"
milief of New Zealand Tuscau tio.b.
Telopljone 5.
Box 22. |
s.s. Ruahine
72,430* pleasantly. At a suitable
"Star."
Board,
Otautau
Mr lan McLeod called onMiss Hume,
s.s. "Rhnutaka"
33,683
There's a worldof satisfactioniv wearing
smartly cut stylish TailoredSuit. The
"
a
and asked her acceptance of a hand34,354
s.s.
"Arawa"
<
WALLACE COUNTY.
aud' lasting service of a good suit
some set of Xylonite brush, comb and
Rates, beauty
on
mako it a very comfortable investment.
hand
mirror as a token of remem180,216
J. T. BROOKER'S reputation for Highf
brance kand esteem. He.referred to
ATEPAYERS are notiiied that class Tailoring is a guarantee that every
10 pur cent. Penalty will be detail,of Cut, Modelling,Fit aud Style will
the fact that shehadbeen a prominent
IS Jtllfißßß'Y " GIVEN, added to all ratea remaining unpaid beright up to the mark. Hohas au excellent
Stock
member
of St. Andrew's Scottish
stock of theLatestTweedsaud Serges, aud
m nccordance with The Rak- at close of business hours on SATUR- iv
Society, and various other bodies,
view
of
the
ptobable
rise
of
ail
woollen
Act,
1908," and its amendments, DAY, 22nd MARCH, 1924.
ing
was always willing to do a good
goods m the near future* residents will be
There was a small yarding at the and
that Ten per cent, will be added to
well advised to order a Suit from him now.
turn whenever she could.
JOHN FIBHEK,
For she's
Otautau
Stock
on
Balf-.j
Wednesday,
Sale
remaining* unpaid on
Ali
The price will bo right. .i\. large stock of
Collector of Kates.
11 J°My good fellow
was sung, acceniCaps,
Hats,
Tins,
etc., on hand.—
when
and
Shirts,
February, 26fch, 1924.
young
good
rape
ewes
lambs
Office of Otautau Town Board,
J. T. BROOKICR, Ladies' and Gents' sold fairly well. Following were the panied by cheers. Miss Hume, on
G.B. BURNS,
i
Standard Buildings,.
!
Tailor, Main, street, Utautau.
piincipal sales :80 ln.s. lambs 20s 7d, rising to respond, was greeted with
County Clerk.
,
OtautauV
Our Sale elate is tilled with remarkable
applause, and, m thanking them for
J2/2/24.
Office,
County
Wallace
Council
values, particularly m the dress goods and 200 ewe lambs 20s, 150 old wethers
275,
Otautau, 22nd January, 1924.
122 do. 255, 225" fat lambs 26s their handsome present, said it had
Munches ter departments. Our stock-taking finishes on the 19th iust., and until 6d, 120 2-tooth ewes 33s lOd, 29 fat always been «, pleasure to her to asOn
then record olearauee prices will rule*. lambs 25s 6d, 160
sist at any function, and sho would
m.s.lambs 20s, 220 always
C.
Here are a few of the values : Special lot
remember the happy days she
6d,
wethers
17s
117
f.
18s,
and f..ewes
of Sti-iped Cambrics, 2?ephyrs, Tabralcos,
had spent m Otautau. A capital
will screen
Plain Voiles, Hytones, m all colours, 3b'in? and 108 s,m. ewes 255. The cattle
RUPERT HUGHES'
wide, your pick at la per yard. Foulards, sale was very draggy. Fat cows supper was dispensed. Music for the
SOLICITORS,
DRAMA OF TEMPTATIONS, were 3s jjd to 4s lid, to go at Is lid, 30 made .£3 to £5, and fat bullocks £6 games and dances was supplied by
pieces of double width Zephyrs, iv checks
Store cattle were hard to Misses Bone and Macdonald, MesTown
Otautau.
and stripes, at Js (jd. Thousands of yards to [£1.
SOULS FOR SALE.
dames Macdonald and Clark. Mr G.
of dress goods of all descriptions are beiug quit.
SOULS
FOR
SALE.
Hope
cleared
officiated as M.C. A veryhappy
out
at
absolute
If
gilt
prices*
a
you
Nightcaps
Mr Ad<3e~v? visits
There was good yarding of both
oa Wedcaunot call write our Mail Order Depart- sheep
gathering was brought to a close with
SOULS FOR
and
nesdays, 12 noon to % p.oia.
cattle
at
the
Winton
Sale the singing of
ment for prices and samples. H. and J.
Auld LangSyne."
The Story that started the' world. SMITH,
Tek-phunu 109.
Ltd., progressive Stores, Tay and on Thursday, but owing to the dry
streets, Invercargill, and Main weather the latter were very dull of
The Picture that nill amaze all Kelvin
street, Gore.
| At no time since the pre-tfar period
Picture-goers. ,
sale. Good rape lambs
OTAUTAU TOWN BOARD.
"We want cheaper freights," was the keen competition, bringingmet with jhas dairy produce been cleared from
What is the price vf -Stardom m remark
from 20s
made by Mr'"William Goodfellow, a
moving Pictures%
member of the Dairy Produce Export to 235, fat lambs 325. The t(3p price Bluff with suoh regularity as during W~
SCHOOL
tbe present season. The bulk of
COME TO THE OttUTAU PIC- Board;
" To to the Taranaki 'Daily News.' for ewes was 325. Cows sold from £2 consignments
to Cool Stores finds
my
mind
the
is
freight
question
TO-MOmpW
sfi-5,
more 10s to
NIGHT, urgeut
steers £3 to £9, heifers up shipping
are asked to observe TURES
space ready before the
than that of despatch, which is to £i 7s 6d,
FKIDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, Wednesday, 13th in- ) and you'll see "
and calves at 11s.
pretty fair," he is reported to have said,
of the minimum term of 28
At the Wallacetown Sale on Tues- expiry
aa a Whole Holiday on the occasion
SOULS FOR SAuti m eight
although vessels do sometimes loiter too
days' storage. Unfortunately the
long round the coast. Freights are alto- day average ox beef sold at an aver*
of the Annual School Excursion to
parts..1
regularity of loading has not resulted
gether too high, Where we paid 2s (id on of 25s per hundred.
Orepuki,
Fat lambs sold m regularity of arrival
a box of abutter before the war we now
W. A. E. H. FRASER,
pay -1p bd. That is too much ; the, charge afc from 27s to 325. Prime heavy Some steamers come down the
coast,
Bhonld be considerably reduced."
wethers ranged from 36s to 38s, prime finishing loading the
Chairman.
South.
Qchers
A conference is to bo h<d this week be- Goodtellowsaid the delegation to be sentMr
medium-weights
33s
lid
to
2d,
to
35s
start
the South and gather up
by Dentist, who in- tweeu representatives 6 the Southland investigate conditions overseas would give
and unfinished 31s 9d to 32s
(
cargo
going
ac South Island the question its utteutiou, and would pro- light
Go.,
Coot
and
'Sjtores,
North. Others colleot
visiting
tends
Otautau on
to try ad arrive at some bably have a say iv making the freight ar- Prime heavy ewes brought from 27s from central ports, and the cargoes
Sale Days, Furnished Room. Must :Dany^AßSooiatiou
9d,
prime mediums 23s to arrive m London practically
art-aqgoment for girkiug tho cleri- raugemeuts for next seaeou, subject, of 3d to 28s
be central. Apply BOX 227, IN- < mutual
simulcal dupartnte'iiU ut thu
iustitutiuus Lu- course, to eh« approval of tho Control 255, light and unfinished, down to taneously,and prices
\i VERCAtvQILL.
depressed to
are
]
JiiwrU,"
jgether. iv luveicaigill, \
sd.
Otautau. 1
Why IVIcDOUGALL tops
2f
3^
the pro-war quality Motor
The New Zealand Meat Producers' ewes at 34 guineas.
Spitit, is double distilled and specially relived to
Board
has been advised by its Lonsuit
local
"
" climatic conditions. I
Wheu Big Tree is iv the tank there is j don Office that the shipments of new
Bainaeld 450 of 1922 to. W. J. A.
Do knocking on the hills do heavy carbou season's lamb by
McGregor;
Mount Lintou, 260 guineas
"Tainui,"
the s.s.
deposits, no hedging— just a smooth,"even "
(fop price).
Ilemuera
and
lonic
realised12d
with
of
pleuty
power
run "
ivreserve.
Big
Bainfield 172 of 1922 to J. W.
Tree Motor Spirit is economical becauseof- to
per lb on Sinithfield. The
McLean, Blackmount, 25 guineas,
m
each
drop
power
the tremendous
you lambs shipped m these vessels were:
gut more
123 of 1920 (twin) at 45
" miles per gallon. Your car decarcases Bainfield
serves Big Tree "—ask for itat the garage. |
guineas, and Bainfield
ajb
PICTURES!
THOMAS MEIGHAN
—
—
104ii.
"
"
BIG TREE MEANS MORE MILES
PER GALLON !
- " Big Tree,"
:
L.
j>l
*
JOHN FISHER,
DATES—Ga pJcTbT"
'
Collector of Kates.
SULTANaS— Iid,10dand9dpGr Ib.
Office
of
River Board,
Ofcautau
SEEDLESS RAISINS— Bd per Ib. Standard Buildings,
DAINTIES-BIBCUITS-20 VariOtautau, 12/2/24.
vties to choose from.
RosecUlu Gold Medal Binding Twine,
OTAUTAU
JAM— Aaeorted 21b Tins, Is 6d.
|
APAKIMA SOAP— IB largo bars m
Saturday, February 16.
case, 2ia.
Balance of Ladies' Hats I
I
for 5s lid each.
UNPAIFiATES.
Note— Those Prices are for* §
CASH ONLY.
»
1 NOTICE
Western Trading Co.,
RATEPAYERS
'
6£
—
Outstanding Rates.
-
§
,
Assorted Card Buttons, 6d card
|
"
6£
j
(
—
—
—
per card
m
—
Branch Palmerston Street, Biverton.
Hooks,
—
J
i
-
... ...
...
...
...
...
... ......
\
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...
1
*
—
—
—
Perpetual Trustees
Co., Ltd.
WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER
AND OPTICIAN,
PHONE 61.
6£
Phone 600.
Deceased Estates
.
W. J. WESNEY,
—
Ohai line has been pierced drid the <'aui»B
working from either sides have met. This
is the heaviest pioco of
work uu this se-tioo
vi the"line, aud iti.s just possible the " iron
horse may be iv (Jliai at Easter or shortly
present Otautau River Board
AGENTS).
Box 175.
Usefiil and Ornamental Pieces at all prices
to Bait all pockets.
Main Street,
Wallace Couuly Council meets ou Friday.
Inspector VV. Mathiesou has been transferred to Napier, aud Police Sub-inspector
Ecoles receives the rauk ut Inspector, aud
proceeds to Greyinouih.
A large number made the journey to
Rivertou on Saturday on the occasion of
tho Anglican Sunday School Picnic. Perfect weather was experienced, aud au enjoyable time was spent by young arid old.
The big block cutting ou the Wairio-
Mr R. Scatter is the only member of the
who has previously held ollice. Mr Scatter lirst took
his seat as a member of the Board uu yth
P;0.
1
offered were m splendid condiIrvercargiil.
November, 1912, aud has been a member |iino J. SMITH, Ltd., Progressive Stores, tion.
aud
Kelvin
Tay
streets,
I
aud
luvercargill,
continuously since that date.
The sale totals wereas follows :
To-morrow eveuiug a special programme Maiu street, Goreis to be screened at the
380 Hock rams
£3433 10 0
Otautau
Pictures.
County.
<lhe principal tilm is entitled "Souls for
355 one shear ewes 1971 7 (J
Clifden Racing Club.
Sale," and features some of the 'leadiug
310 two shear ewes 1785 0 0
artists, Eleanor Boardmau, Frank Mayo,
No.
868 17 0'
Mao Busch, Richard Dix, Lew Uudy uud
The
following
acceptances tor theI 250 three shear ewes
OF
are
the
3.'3 7o.— Maintenance Gmvelliug from1 Barbara La Marr.
four
above
195
shear
and
The
of
:
prices
mooting
admission
Bunholders, Business Men,
Ci-usher-Merrivale Road.
will be : Adults Is Sd, Childreu (id.
Lilburu Handicap, £50, six furlongs
over
bSi 1 3
Farmers, Traders, and Re3353. Gravelling MeLees nnd GlcnAt the annual Wairarapa Stud Fair sale, BoughleenDhouu 9.0, Kyleboa9.0, Ballerina j 34 stud rams
2299
10 0
'*
held recently Mr U. E. Robertsou, stud S.lO, Soltoß S.lO, Mountain Dew 8.10,"|
tired Men HAVE the past
ilinmng Kusul.
46 Matthew ewes
32G
6
mauagui- for Wright, Stephtuson
stock
Oatlauds
12
8.10,
8.10,
Admiral
Fisher
Little
ALL bad the same careful
aud
Gravelling Lillburn Road.
335-1.
Co., purchased two of the best Romney Winkie S.10.
and experienced attention
30 (J3. Maintenance Gravelling Otau- rama tor Messrs VV. Keuuedy, Bayswater,
Belmont Hack Handicap, £60, seven 1570 head totalled
£11,268 18 9
from THE
lau and Waikouro District Roads; and Qaruegie GardneT, Olifden. These furlongs Marniont 9.2, Coastguard 8.12,
AVERAGES.
Knight 8.5, Snowfall 7.10, Ballerina
3391. Maintenance Gravelling Hun- were expected to arrive iv the district last Border.
Flock rams
7.7, Higbburn 7.7.
week.
£9 0 8
dred Linb East of Railway.
One shear ewes .'..
The principal lilin |r
5 110
Tuatapere
Haudicap
Trot,
the
saddle
£65,
oo'Jo. Cuttings, Banks, Culverts,, Pictures uu Saturduy eveuiug is Olaulau one mile and a half— Guy Wild, Fenchild,
ewes
entitled
Two
shear
5 15 0
"Back liuiiie aud broke," and luaiures i VYeleomeNugg«t, Northope, Hector, Lady
Merrivalo Lo To Tuaroad.
Three shear ewes
'3 9 6
Thomao Meighau. Tlioru was a crowded Freeman, Handsome Child, aud Dandy Four
3396.— Metalling Mausons' Road.
shear ewes
3 0 0
house ou Wednesday evouiug last at the Dragoon limit, Dixie Dillon 30yds bhd,
free exhibition Tho installation of the AicConachio 36, Strathlora 84.
Btud rams
67 13 0
WRITTEN TENDERS for thei latest Hlm-ptojectiug machine whs a marked | Clifden'Cup Haudicap, £100, one mile Matthews' ewes
No need to {hesitate to ap' 7 2 6
above works will be, received at this5 improvement, the pictures showing clear,' mid v-quartet Franoaise 9.0, In the Pink CJraud average
the Company
7 3 6
while Lhera was au almost trulira absence of 8.9, Sau Salvador S.li, Londonderry 8.1,
oitice until 12 noon on Wednesday,' flicker.
Iheproperty realised .£9,895, Dr.
Coastguard 8.0, Marching Order 7.0.
13th February, 192-I.' They must
YOUR
Should rye grasy maintain the recent,
Orawia Hack Handicap Steeplechase, Garfield Crawford buying the homebe addressed to The Chairman andI prices paid, namely (is
to Gs (Jd from the £85, about2 miles— Wicktow 11.0,-Marenga stead block for. £4000.
when it has had 40 years exmarked on outside,
Tender for Con- mill, it is estimated machiue-dressed seed 10.S, Dalton 10.7, General Stalker 10.7, The following breeders
"
this discauuot bo retailed by merchants at uuder I Flag Lieutenant10.4. Glenore10.4, Gieenperience
all kinds of estract No
(stating number).
trict were purchasers :
iM to 10s a bushel, a price which local ! atone 10.4, Canrobert gelding 10.4.
Us
Specifications and drawings can boi fanners say will
tates. Its charges are the
Waiau Hack Handicap, £60. six furlongs
FLOCK RAMS.
reduce the delowest and have remained un- seen at this oniec. Also tor Nos. mtvud tor pasturematerially
Londonderry 9.0, Border Knight 8.7,
5 one-shear flock Romney rams,
eowiug, uud will teud to
3370 and 3395 at Store* Orawia ; v big reduction m area to bo put down iv Mountain Rose 8.4, Sabot 7.13, Kyleboa Jas. Ritchie, Blythe," Nightcaps,
altered since 1905.
3383, 33F1, Post Office, Clifden;> grass during next spring. This excessive 7.9, Highburn 7.7, Soltoe 7.7, Ballerina
*
j 10 guineas. <
will havw a tendency to iucrease top- 7.7, Mountain Dew 7.7.
3393, 3391. Po^l Office, Aparnnu ;) price
Alton Handicap Trot, saddle, £95, two j 5 one-shear flock Romney rams, A.
dressing of old pastures33915, Jrwin's Shop, Nightcaps.
Local Representative
.The Hou. J. (,5. Ooatea, Minister of Pub it!iles.-tLady Michael, Guy Wild, North- Gleudinning, Mangapiri, 8 guineas.
The lowest or any tender will notb lie Works aud Railways, -irrives iv luver- ope, Hector, and Christmas Chimes limit, 5 one-shear flock Romney rams, to
cargill tomorrow evening, uud thereafter Dixie Dillou, 48yds bhd., McConaohio
C.
necessarily be accepted.
the same buyer at 11£ guineas.
three streuuous days over the Rail- 48, Strathlora 9b', John Logan 132.
Solicitor,
N.B. A deposit must accompany? spends
Otautau.
Farewell Handicap, £70, one .mile— ln
5 one-shear (lock Romney rams, G.
way system of the Province. Deputations
each Tender, amounting to 5 perL' are to be met m luvercargill on Thursday the Pink 9.2, San Salvador 8.11, Soldier's Edie, Birchwood,
guineas, 5 to
cent, on same,
aud Friday evenings. From the Western Pride 8.8, Coastguard 8.5, Marching Order same buyer at 6 guineas,
and 5 at " 6
Branch Office
District deputations from the Ohai Railway 7.7, Snowfall 7.7, Boughleeu Dhouu 7.7.
G. B. BURNS,
guineas'.
Board, tho Nighi.oaps residents,
:
STREET,
uud
DON
INVEKCARGILL, !
County Clerk.
5 one-shear flock Romuey rams,
Waimatuku River Board will probably wait
ou the Minister.
, Wallace County Council Office,
E. J. LESLIE,
W. J. A. McGregor, Mount Linton,
Otautau,
The Shorthorn herd of Mr James Bate10 guineas, 5 at UA guineas, and 5 at
|I
'
District Manager.
man, Bay road, Invercargill, wa^'put up lo
4th February, 1024.
7 guineas.
auction yesterday, fair prices being obRout and Stewart
5 one-shear flock Romuey rams to
tained. The top priou of 41 guineas was
New Zealand Meat Producers' Board
£he
Board,
Otautau
Southland Representatives.
paid for an aged cow, Hollies Duchess 2nd, has received the following cable from itß W. Scobie, Eastern Bush, at
by Mrs R: A. Herron, Waikaka, while Me London Office, dated Ist February, , 1924, guineas, 5 at
"
7^ guineas.
R. A. Anderson purchased the famous herd advising iSmithfiuld delivered prices at that
ARRIVED
5 one-shear flock Romney rams, R,
j Penalty on
sire, Ashley Park Sunbeam, for 40 .guineas. date as iollows :
Mr J. Farrelly, Otautau, bought phe heifer, N. Z. Wethers.s-Light weight Sd to B£d, Robertson, Birchwood, si~ guineas.
are notified thatt calf, Hollies Rose Douglaa, lor 8$ guiueas'' heavy weight 7d to 7£d.
SHEARLING EWES. .
'
N. Z. Ewes.— 7d.
One-Piece
10 per cent. Penalty will bei The herd, comprising one bull, eleven cows,
5 one-shear stud Romney ewes,
'
five heifer.", live heifer' calves, and three1
N. Z. Lamb.— Old season's 9id to 10*d,
added to all rates remaining unpaidI bull
guineas, and 5 ab
calves, averaged 14i guineas/ Mr ne.v season's }2o to J2^d, new season's McLeish Bros.,
at close of business hours on SATUR-' Batemau
5
guineas,
second
at
H
quality
guineas, 5 at '
at
an
ll^d.
early
leaves
date
for
Old
Application.
Pcice3 on
the
': DAY, 22nd MARCH, 1924.
"
Australian new season's lamb. JJid to guineas.
Country.
(SOLE
See the new Doniton Vases,
I
Flower Bowls,
Fruit stnei Sweet Dishes,
Afternoon Tea. Sets,
*
Etc*,
Etc*
1
the^
atler.
BRISCOE AND CO., LTD.,
Langley
And Wedgewood.
I
are inexpensive,
APPLY FOR PARTICULARS TO—
Bainfield Sale.
-
County Chronicle
9
LOVELY
The monthly meeting of the Ohai Railway Board, postponed from last Friday
N
takes place to-morrow.
A Southlauder recently travellingthrough j
The dispersal sale of Mr W. D.
Canterbury was struck with the freshness Hunt's Komney stud was held
ou.
of the pastures and the bulk of the grain
crops aa compared wich wh-it h«vd been Friday, and elicited keen competition.
anticipated from reports of drought condi- Good averages were secured for both
tions. Most of
crops were m stack, shearling flock ewes and ranis, the
and a good percentage threshed.
im- former averaging £5 6s per head, and
The^that
pression seemed to be fairly general
Canterbury farmers could wiuter their the latter £8 12s 9d. The top price
stock alright. Chaff would probably be a for rains was 24 guineas. In all 50
fairly high price, as straw bulked lightly flock rams were purchased for shipocmpared with the headsof the grain. The ment to the Argentine,including some
ryograss harvest had exceededexpectations, of
the best offered. North Island
and prices had a tendency to recede.
A victory has been gained by low prices buyers secured a good proportion of
m the Manchester Department. Sheeting, the offering of rams, while some were
Calico and Household Linens are being bought for the Chatham Islands.
sacrificed at astounding prices. White
Twill Sheeting for double beds; guaranteed The largest purchaser of shearling
tree from dressing, to clearat 2s 9d, heavier ewes was Mr Donald MoDouald,
qualities aud extra widths at 3s 6d, 4s (id, Edendale, who secured 110 of the
4s 1Id. 30 piecesdark printm fast colours, medium-priced
ewes. The top price
usual price was Is 6d, sale price Is per
yard. SO dozen White Bath Trowels, id for ewes was 17 guineas. The Waiguineas,
largesizes, were 9s*6d per pair, to go at rongomai ewes averaged
Us lid- Linen Damask, iv reliable Irish two pens of four-shear and over ewes
manutacture, 70ins wide, reduced from
making 9 guineas per head. The
Ss lid to 6s lid. See our windows. H.
sheep
>
t;<
'>p><;^
RESIDENTS
Adults1s Bd.
jhildren 6d.
m London:
WAiNTED,
7d'
m
m
Pa
TZV^TPI
19s
the lobs of the producer;
,>
THE OTADTAD
Otautau Town Board
Alleged Theft of a Coat
STANDARD; FEBRUARY 12 1924*
Bowling
NIGHTCAPS NOTES.
*
Four rinks from the Wiuton Bowling
*
■ 4^f%MW
LUUH VIII
FOR HENRY FORD'S
LaTEST production
TRANSFER OF BUSINESS.
At the Magistrate's Court yester, Club, accompanied by several lady ouThe monthly meeting of the Board,
day Amy Barrett was charged with
Opposition, it is said, is the life of thusiasts visited Nightcaps ou Wednesday
"
that, on 22nd. day of October, she held last night, was attended by trade. A new baker has commencedj evening last- The representatives of the
IN
won by a substantial margin.
did steal a coat at Thornbnry, the Messrs W. A. E. H. Fraser (Chair- a bread delivery, and appeal's to beq Coalfields
The
Announce that they,have
hospitably
visitors
»vere
most
enterBird,
It.
J.
T.
Scatter,
man),
11.
attracting a fair share of custom.
property of Alexander Ross. The
Goodsir, on behalf of the visitpurchased
tained.
Mr
from L. J.
Allison,
~
Brooker,
W.
and A. ChisThe annual meeting of the Night- ors, thanked the home team and ladies for
ease for the Police was conducted by
Brown,
trading
holm.
hitherto
Carroll,
and accaps Sheep Dog Trials Association1 their kind hospitality. Following are the
Detective Sergeant
Brown Bros., the well
,
as
Committee
|
reported
The
Works
scores
:
to
sumwill
m
the
eused
elected
be
dealt
with
be
held
room
on
supper
k:
N. W.
knownButchery Business
having inspected east end of Chester Wednesday evening at S p.m.
marily.
Duncan, Adams, Sinclair, Quested
m Main Street, Otautau.
Inoutlining the case the Detective steet, and found that owners on each
The trades-people are asked to close3
1!) -(s)
The New Firm will
29
Sergeant stated that the facts were side had allowed gorse to encroach on their premises during the period of,p Raines, Bradley, Tilley, Broom (s)
Moncrieff,Parks, Goldie
„
specialise m a Cash
these : A lad named lloss was at- the road line. It was resolved Clerk the Hon J.G. Coates' visit, to allow j Doekerty,
(s)
2<J
owners
gorse.
notify
Business,
to
clear
the
and
m
Invercaran
build
High
employees
opportunity
attending
School
of
to
tending the
*
j H. Baird, Metzger, Kerse, Perrelle
|
up trade on these lines
The same Committee reported in- the reception.
gill, and on the day m question (Lab11
00
On Wednesday evening an enjoy- Curricle, Malcolm, Lysaght, Boyd'
will sell the very finest
our Day) he was returning home. specting^ Recreation Ground and re*.;
(8)
...
'28
quality
The train was delayed at Thornbury, commend accepting an offer from the uble match was played at Nightcaps; Brown,
meat at
Ford Service Station.
Cuwie, Driseoll, A Baird
and Ross left his overcoat and Glad- Otautau Timber Co. to fill up a de- \\ith the Winton bowlers. Play was1
00
17
LOWEST PRICES.
stone bag on the railway station at pression with sawdust at south-east somewhat late starting, being delayed "Sheddon, DUncan, Excell, Marshall
Telephone, 9 Al.
P.o. Box 80,
—
find
Kendal
street
public
(e>
..;
to
suit
the
convenience
'
Thornbury, and went to have tea. corner between
of a number
32
The
are asked to support
—
Mehafley, 'Ooodsir, _
Local Industry and give the New
When he returned to the station the Pavilion. It was resolved that the of the Nightcaps team, consequently McKen/.ie,
■
=?"
,
(s)
ij
Ward
overcoat was missing, but the bag Board put m a six-inch pipe drain, it was ajjwost dark before the match
Firm a fair trial.
'
had been left. On the same date and the Works Committee arrange was over. A large number of Win ton
0(5
103
.
accused was a traveller by the same with the Manager of the Timber Co. Iladies were present, and played a
D. & A. BROWN,
The following versus auent the trip b»iye
train. Some time after the matter as to the area to be covered and the friendly game with the local ladies.
penned
been
by
m the WiutoD
was reported to ConstableMoore, who levels to be maintained m filling up A twilight- supper was given on the " Record *' : - "Toucher"
GASH BUTCHERS,
■'
.
green.- Complimentary speeches were Winton Bowlers went to
\jACiXxc>a*ißY \f '^o kuild strong bones, firm"flesh, sound
found accused's son with the over- with sawdust.
'Caps
J.D. Rossnotified transfer of his made by the Presidents of the Clubs, In Tom'M^Murdo's vav.
MAIN STREET,
coat. Hehadinterviewed accusedat InOTAUTAU
teeth, steady nerVes and brain.
vercargill, and obtained a statement lease of Pound sections to F. J. Mr Goodsii, Wmton, and Mr D. Ij The ladies too, they joined the crew,
digestibHity;
In
nutritive
value
and
m
exactly
And also took a haud.
Glaxo
resembles
from her as to how she had obtained Stephens, and the latter
j Arriving
— applied -for Sinclair, Jum\, Nightcaps.
mother's milk. It contains the same essential food elements^and
m the coalfields town
possession of the coat, she having, an extension of lease. Transfer of
"
We Mere met about .">.JO
like mother's milk, is free from .starch, flour, malt.
Nightcaps Town Board.
said that on her arrival at Otautau, currentJease approved, and considerBy the kindly Scots with their curly boks,
The
mother who is truly resolved to give her Baby the best possible chance,
ation
of
renewal
held
over
for
one
prior to her proceeding to Scotts Gap
Whose twang we "djdna ken."
takes Glaxo herself for some months before Baby is born, for Glaxo taken by
, to see her son, a man had given her month.
The monthly meeting last evening The game »vas played, we were dismayed
the mother has been proved to promote an ample supply of good breast milk.
At the thrashing the bowlers got ;
his coat to put round her little boy, The Chairman reported, on behalf was attended by Messes J. B. Purdue
If Baby cannot be fed by his mother, or her own milk is deficient m quantity or
But
the
loss
was
Fraser,
Messrs
Ltd.
(Chairman), T-. Cosgriff, J. 0, Clapp, That m 'Caps tempered by the fact
quality, the only safe alternative is Glaxo.
who was crying with the cold. She of Sub-committee
they're a"jolly lot.
had alsostated she had endeavoured Wesney and Allison, that they had Jno. Dempster, R J. Irwin and J. G. Ou the
full
to
milk,
Glaxo
is
cream
standardised
definite
of
cream
proportions
pure,
and
Homeward run, we had lots of fun,
milk-sugar, and modified by the GlaxoProcess so that the nourishing milk curd
oh her return to find the owner, but not been successful m their application Wilson.
We suns till our throats were sore,
particles,
to
down
into
minute
with
the
result
that
Glaxo
Hood,
the
Southland
Electric
Power
m
is
broken
is
as
easily
T.
J. Lobb and others
And thobe who tft\ked, but could not siug,
had been unsuccessful.
digested as mother's milk.
Like Twist ".they asked f«>r more."
Alex lloss corroborated the evid- Board to have Otautau linked up Evan street d«-ew attention to danger
.-jwf* s—\ Ask Your Doctor I
pleasant
recollections,
Invercargill.
through
with
current
from
The
We'll
have
gorse
by
fire to their prein'ses
ence regarding the delay at ThornOf our trip away out West ;
Send 3d m stamps to cover post, We can now BUpply from on*
jJm/' *' $J/)
■jjj.
bury, and the missing of the over- Power Board Engineer had reported growing on the street, a fire having 'And
age to "Glaxo Dept. cri Box 1509,
it we did not win.the match,
m>t)
mLJI
W
>&s*]
a
/^%^
Otautau Store, m quantities to
way
dwelling
recently,
considerable
difficulties
m
the
occurred
and
coat, and identified the coat (proWell, we know, wedid our best.
Wellington, and the 136-page
suit farmers, the above well and -*
you.
duced) as his property, which he preventing a connection till the narrowly escapeddestruction,— Night
Glaxo Baby Book willbe
sent
"
®i
1 Before Baby
favourably known Guano.
Goal
Go.
notified
have
free'
caps
Monowai
was
available.
Reto
be
to
lv
the
President's
recorded
The
booklet
power
iSii.gles
valued at £o.
Moore
(J^^^^^**^SifesJ^)
a victory over Stevens by 2 points, the score
Comes" will also be sent if you
gorse cleared at once.
m\ Constable Moore detailed the steps jort received.
PRICE, £5 15s PER TOM
22-20.
slate the month m which Baby is
fhe Super-Milk
W. Excell applied for building per- being
ThePower Board asked for alist of
"
taken for the recovery of the coat,
In theGordou CupChampionship Brooker
oCCted
Inspector.
mit
Referred
BUILDS
to
BONNIE BABIES!
10
Railage Extra..
won from Hay, 20-14. Lumsdeu beat Mills
which he took to Mrs Ross, who ratepayers, as they desired to send to
having ;" 18-15. Brooker beat Knighton 20-14.
identified it as her son's coat, she hav- each a pamphlet setting out the prices J. C. Thomson, M.P., wiredCoates,
We
can also supply Well-BalThe Renii-tinal was played on Fiiday
ing made it and sewn his name on and condition under which power and been advised that Hon. i.G.
anced FERTILIZERS underour
evening betweenLumsden and .Stevens, the
of
would
Railways,
Minister
visit
light
would
be
furnished
Monofrom
the inside.
Registered Brand:
former disposing of his opponent by six
—
on
inst.
It
Nightcaps
Saturday,
16th
Mrs Gordon, licensee of the Rail- wai. The Clerk was directed to forpoints, the
registering 19 13.
was decided to hold apublic meeting The tiual ofscores
the Gordon Cup w<* played
way Hotel, remembered accused, but ward thelist.
Thursday evening to make ar< last niyht between Brooker and Lumsdeo,
did not see an overcoat, nor did ac- The Otautau Amateur Athletic on
rangements for meeting the Mioiattr. the result being a walß-wver for t ie former,
to
adW. F. SGANDRETT, Manager.
Society
charge
asked
leave
for
anything
cused mention one or say
and Telegraph Department the scores being 31-10. Brooker played
mission to their sports on 27th inst. Poststating
about its ownership.
consiateutlythroughout.
scoring
two Jours
that the Department aud several threes, and deserved his
W. WATSON, Local Representative.
Request granted, admission fixed wrote
Accused; sworn, who was reprewin.
the
of
supply
does
not
clocks
for
use
The
third
rouud
of
tho
President's
6d,
children under 14
sentedby MrRobertson, gave evidence at adults Is
the public on the outside of the Singles has been drawn as follows, to be
of going to Scotts Gap on the date m 6d ; the Board's Inspector to prevent ;building,
but would have no objection played on or before lb"th inst : Brooker
I
question, and repeated the statement any parking of cars m Hulme street, ;Co the Board placing a clock m front scr v. J. Scatter G ;Porteous scr v. Moors
she had handed mto thePolice. On from King street railway crossing on >of the Post Office provided the Board 0 ;Sinclair bye.
The following have been selected to releaviug Scotts Gap she had taken the day of sports.
maintained same. Received.
present Otautau m their match against
All the Rage m the Large Centres.
coat back to Invercargill, and on the
Messrs Thomsonand Lumsdei^ were Minister of Lands replied to Nightcaps
on the local green on Saturday :
occasion of her son leaving her she granted apermit to erect a dwelling representations from Mr J. C
Laiug, Chandler, Kuighton Portoous (s).
SLAZENCER'S TENNIS
Saxelby, Richards, Moorn, Brooker (s).
had given it to him to put on, as it m Sorn street.*
M.P., re vesting sections 8 Buchanan,
Thomson/
W.
BALLS.
Scatter,
Kirk,
Mills
(s).
J. Hensley wrote ottering to co- and 29 in'Town Boardas a reserve, Scatter, Lumsdeu,
was raining,and there was a probabilSteveus, Aitchisou (6)
ity that the owner might be found operate with the Board m the ercc*- stating the land was not suitable for
FULL
, m the Otautau district. She did not tion of houses. The letter was re- reserves, and may later on to required
Tennis.
r hear anything more until Constable ceived.
for street purposes. Received.
Dr McKibbini Health Officer, Southland League acknowledged
Moore had interviewed her,son about
The Central team journeyed to
it. Cross-examined, she stated if it asked for a report on the efficiency of receipt of Board's donation of £10, Otautau on Saturday to play a friendly
Fishing Licenses Issued.
Service,
and the and also advisid that they bad
had not been raining she would have the Refuse Removal
match
with
A team, and
ADD
TO
YOUR
DRIVING
COMFORT,
Otautau
SAFETY
AND
kept the coat until someoneclaiined,it. genera] attitude of ratepayers towards appointed a deputation to wait on the after a close and exciting game
were
and they ate more economical because distribution of brakLan Barrett, son of accused, who the service. The Clerk was directed Minister of Lands m reference to the defeated by 5 games, the sets being
ing frictio?i over four wheels instead of two reduces the.
works at Scotts Gap mill,remembered to reply that the Board had not had matter of Aigbtcaps railway.
Hairdresser, Tobacconist and V
even. At the conclusion of the
wear on Brake linings, Tyrus and Chassis components.
the coat being given him by his sufficient experience of the service,
The following tenders were received match Mr R. N. Wilson, on behalf
Newsagent,
mother, as it was raining at the time. which had only been a short time m for printing cards: v {Standard"
Club,
of
the
local
returned
thanks
to
operation,
6d,
to express a definite £1 4s
Farmer £1 2s 6d. The latter the visitors for
Main Street,
He did not know whose it was, but
Otautau
the enjoyable match,
took it to the mill. He thought his opinion.
was accepted!
and
called
for
three
cheers,
which
1924
Diaries
having
J.B. Grant notified
Stock.
taken were lustily
mother had bought it for him. The It was resolved to impose 10 per
1
Mr O'Connell
coat remained m his possession until cent, penalty on all rates remaining over his late father's business, and responded,
the,
and thanked
ladies for
would execute contracts at existing the splendid
inquiries were instituted by Constable unpaid on 22nd March.
AGENTS.
Main Street,
afternoon
tea. The
Otautau.
PHONE 76.
[A CARD].
carting,
rates,
except
sanitary
get
Mr
which
Mooie. His inotl\er did not tell him
Scatter was directed to
thanks
of
the
members
of
the
local
Os
per
night
for
broken windows m Town Hall re- would be reduced by.
she was looking for the owner.
the team, as the Board weresupply ing team are due to Mr D.Ballam for his
[
Accused's counsel submitted that paired.
R.
generous donation of a bottle of cor
her actionsm connection with the case
Accounts amounting to d£9S 11s the dray. Received,
Value, Service and
Gazette notice from Minister of dial, which was greatly appreciated
were not those of a dishonest person. lid for Town Board, and £1 4s for
UNDERTAKER.
Health
was received, stating that no by the players. Following are tin;
She had made no, attempt to conceal Cemetery Trustees were passed for
Bargains
scores
:
eating
opened
house shall be
after
Otautau Livery Stables.
the coat, and had endeavoured to find payment.
O. V.
July, 1924, unless previously regisVISIT
"THE
EXHIBITION"
the owner.s
Ladies' Singles
tered. Received.
The Magistrate said he could not
Douuau y. Mißß Hayward
7 'J
THONE 45.
Secretary Power Board asked for Miss
Otautau
River
Board.
Alias T. Scatter v. Mis9pay
6 7
believe accused's story, and recorded
"<
and
ratepayers
addresses of
narn.es
Mies Scatter v. Mies Hirst
7
RESIDENCE—MAIN STREET.
a conviction with a fine of £2, and
with a view to circularising them on Miss McDougall v. Miss Price
7 o
£ 7 18s 8d witness's expenses. Healso
The Statutory Meeting of theOtauGent's Singles
merits and advantages of electric
ordered the coat to bereturned to its tau River Board on Tuesday last the
Wilsou v. O'Gounell
t> '.I
FUNERALS CONDUCTED IN ANY
light.— Clerk had supplied liet.
Low Prices at all times is the reason of the great increase m
Finnegan v. Hudson
5 '.)
owner. Accused was given a month elected Mr T. J. Walker chairman
DISTRICT.
years.
Every
An application from the Bowling Harrington v. McKay
our
business
last
tew
during
the
article
is
9 1}
/
m which to pay.
for the current twelvemonths.
Club to have the use of the hall on Hope v. Pearce
genuinely reduced. We bear a small ratio of profit so that
8 J\
—Combined Doubles—
you can be sure of getting a fair deal m every line yon buy.
The Clerk notified the result of the Saturday; 22ud March, was refused.
Qtautau S.M. Court
and Misb Donnan v.
election for the ensuing three years to
Accounts amounting to £25 4a 9d Wilsou
O'Connell and Mica Hayward
7 0 0 only Light Grey Flannel Goat 48-inch Novelty Stripe Wool
, Frocks,
MONDAY,1HhFEBRUARY, 1924. be :NNtot 1 Subdivisiou Messrs John were passed for .payment.
Finnegan and Miss T. Scatter v.
Morocain, 9/6 and 10/6 yard
Muir, John Smith, and H.C.Pullar ;
19/6 each f
Pay
Hudsonand
Miss
HI
Before G. Cruickshank, Esq., S.M. No. 2 Subdivision
4 only Gabardine and Serge Coat Sheetings, Calicoes, Flannels,
Harrington and Miss Scatter v.
Scatter,
MessrsR.
Judgmentby default was given m
McKay and Miss Hirst
Frocks, to clear at 30/
Nightcaps Horticultural and In5 7
,
Bfankets, all heavily reduced.
the following cases : J. and A.Grant M. C. Mclvor, and T. J. Walker.
Hope Shd Miss McDougall
' v.
Coats,
dustrial
40
Society.
Btormproof
Xj.B.
Herringbone Sheeting, 54in
35/
Engineer,
The
Wallace County
Pearcs and Miss Price
7 o
v. J. Peterson, forL3B 19s 7d, costs
100 Art Sflk Jumpers, 12/6 each
2/4,
Council,
Ladies'
Doubles-—
72in 2/11, 80in 8/6
wrote
intimating
the
Council
10s,
LI
solicitor's fee L2
11s 6d j W.
A general meeting was held last Misses Donnau and T. Scatter v.
600 Cotton Frocks m Sponge Linen Damask, snow white, 60
did
not
require
bridge
beanos
offered
Forde,
Larson
v.
3d,
T.
W.
r
for L6
11s
Parses, Laathis
Thursday, when Mr W. Excell ore
Misses Haywardand Pay
5 7
Cloth, I^o/6 each
and 70 inches wide, 5/6 and 6/3 Ladies' Sunshine
costs LI 6s, solicitor's fee 15s 6d; by the Board.— lt was resolved that sided over a fair attendance.
Misses Scatter and McDougall v.
»' 5 /6. 7/6, 8/6, 9/6, 10/. to
Vests,
600
yard
Cotton
each
<].
Misses Hirst and Price
1/9
7
A. Baird v. W. Bell, for L4,costs 10s, the beams be put up for sale by It was decided to ascertain dates of
XiZ of—
1000 Purfe White Cotton Vests, 50 dozen Pure Linen Serviettes,
Gent's Doubles
auction at Otautau Saleyards.
solicitor's fee 15s 6d.
other Southland Shows before fixing Wilson and Fiunegau v. O'Connell
Gent's
or
Pocket Book Wallets; « '
straps,
aleeves
The Clerk reported the cost of the date for the Show.
1/11
19/6 dozen, 1/8 each
B. Angelo
v. John Bell, claim
.„
and Hudson'
5 9
—
pairs
,9/-,
600
Corsets,
Pillow-caseß,
Assorted
Frilled
lp/6i 12/6, 15/-, 20/. to
Bridge
pair
LI5 8s. Defendant was ordered to Calender's
as £374.
3/11
The Secretary was authorised to Harrington and Uupo v. Mclvuy y
3/6
±a 5/and Pearce
8 200 Assorted Straw Shapes, 3/11 Linen Breakfast Cloths, 50 and
pay LI9 14s by 11th March, m deThe following were appointed to procure the necessary boobs and
140 Ready-to-wear Hatß, 6/11
'
50-inch, 5/3.
Wri
fault three weeks' imprisonment m sign cheques on behalf of the Board : stationery.
TotalGames
7/6' 18/6 16/
100 101 60 Model Hats,
Sub-committee,
consisting
of
each
Bracks,
Invercargiil gaol.
strong,
yets
A
Men's
Treasurer,
and,
The Chairman and
12/6
Total
8 8
1/6
Flowers, 6d, 1/ and 1/6 each
J. and A. Grant v. John Ross.
m the absence of the Chairman, Mr Mrs tipence, Messrs Excell and foinMen's Wide-end Ties^good stripes Music Cases m Snede- Laatfcer,
600 Children's Flannel School
clair were appointed to canvass for
The Magistrate ordered defendant to R.Scatter.
and patterns, 1/6
The School Picnic.
Frocks, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11
pay LlO 15s Id by 11th March, m Messrs Muir, Smith and Pullar advertisements md subscriptions toMen'aHeavy Flannelette Pyjamas,
default 11days' imprisonment m In- were appointed a Sub-committee to wards tbe cost of publishing a cataProvided fine weather isexperienced Embroidered Camisoles, 3/3
good patterns, iq/6
Show, and to re- on Friday there
vercargiil goal.
will be a general Handbags from 4/6 to 10/6 up
Men's strong Working Shirts, with
report uponHood gatefor Beggs' Creek, logue for the nest
J. W. Brayshaw, m a claim for and upon break away of bank of Apa- port at next meeting.
exodus of residents from Otautau. to Purses from
to 8/6
I collars, 6/11
The matter of arranging for garden Orepuki, the rendezvous of the school Hair Ribbon,2/6
maintenance, was convicted and sen- rima at Hogg's Corner, and report
4£in, 1/U yard
Men's SaddMe Tweed Trousers,17/6
judges
was left io the hands of the picnic this year. Tlie train leaves T. &B. Hosiery, 2/11, 8/11,
tenced to three weeks' imprisonment upon protection considered necessary.
Colonial Alt wool Tweed
4/6 Boys'
BOOKSELLERS,
Chairman.
m New Plymouth gaol, warrant to be Accounts amounting to
Otautau. at 8.45 a.m., and arrives at and 6/3 m Black, full-fashioned
Sport
3d
2s
Suits m Kaiapoi and
meeting
£65
nest
will
be
held
on
The
10,30 -a,m. The
suspendedif Ll7 6s 8d and Ll Is passed
its
destination
at
Guaranteed Hose
, Thursday, 21st February.
49-51, Esk Street,' Invercargill.
for payment.
Petone Tweeds, 29/6 to 35/'
costs is paid by 25th February.
return journey will be commenced at 40-inch Scotch Zephyr,,
»
'
smart
"
s.2jj> p.m., the train arriving at
'
Inspector of Apiaries v. A. Gould,
{
checks and stripes, 1/6
"The year 1923 furnished convincing
Otautau
at
7.25
The
prn.
charged withfailing to register bees.
fares
Highways.
Main
! WE ARE UNRIVALLED
completely
In evidence defendant stated he had evidence that New Zealandhas
been
fixed
as follows : Adults
jbave
Bread,
said
1020-21,"
from the slutnp of
3s 3d. child's ticket Is 6d, senior
forwarded the necessary registration recovered
Mr Donald M'Lean, chairman of directors,
Pastries,
certificate. The case was dismissed. at the annual meeting of shareholders of WALLACE COUNTY APPLICATIONS. scholars and teachers 2s. As m
the Equitable Building and Investment:
previous years every adult is comEdwin Jones,Drummond, who was Company
Scones.
Wellington, Ltd. This re- The Wallace Couuty has applied to have pelled to take a child's ticket also.
similarly charged, was convicted and ccvery,he of
said, was due primarily to the the /following roads controlled by the Main
Cakes.
Tickets can be procured from the
discharged.
higher prices realisedfor au increased out- Highways Board :
cheese,
Headmaster,
of
of
Miles
Mr
E.
N.
put
Wilson,
oup
The Inspector also proceeded
butter and
the exports
T^y
Whole Meal Brown
8 Messrs Brooker and Allison (Chair
Waimatuku to Riverlon
against Geo. Low and F. Corkhill, whioh amounted m value to approximately Otautau
Bread.
Riverton
11
£16 000.000. Frozen meat did not come
to
man and Secretary respectively of the
who did not appear, both defendants up
to expectations, nevertheless thefarmers Otautau to Tuatapere (via Cameron's
Not
Made
with Bran bm
road)
being fined 10s and costs 7s.
obtained fair prices, and latterly wool
"20 School' Committee), while a limited
Whole Wheaten Meal.
number willbesold on theplatform on
developed into an exceedingly profitable Otautau to Invercargill (Yellow Bluff
,Recommended by the Medical Faculties.
road)
10 Fridaymorning. Arrangements have
Very large trains of coal continue- asset. "Recovery was undoubtedly accelerated,"proceeded Mr M'Lean, "by the Otautau,Drummonci and Winton
5 been made whereby hot
daily to pass down the Thornbury- extensive
water and
borrowingby the Government and Invercargill-Nightcaps-Ohai road via
Parties and Dances
Wairio railway from the variouß coal local bodies, and the danger
of this excessive
15 milk will be provided. The Orepuki
Oreti to Wreys Bush
Progressive League is making armines served by theOhailine. Since borrowing is, 1fear, not yet realisedby the Dipton to Castlerook (InvercargillCritered For,
10 rangements for the convenience of
new year the demand for coal has people. Unfortunately, credit is being ob- ; Te Anau Road)
The Quality House,
tained too easily and too cheaply, conse- Luuisden Bridge to Mararoa Bridge.
been as brisk as during winter, and quently
lady visitors, and other matteis for
public workn that are not
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very little time has been lost by the urgentlymany
Tay Street, Invercargill.
the reception of the visitors are also '
requiredare.being undertaken at
mintrs.
a time whwu theoustsare abuorumlly high,"
Total
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M ■<«■*«
Telephone
(From Our Own Correspondent).
D. and A. Brown
LINCOLN CAR.
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(I /^^lEverything Baby Needs
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New Zealand Loan and
Mercantile Agency""'"'Co.,
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Tennis Racquets
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The New Buick Four Wheel Brakes
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LAIM ONIGHTON,
Main Street and North Otautau.
THK OTAUTAD STANDARD FEBRUARY. 12th 1924.
Timely Topics.
f.
It
FARMERS !
,t|«
Fu!! Stocks of New Season's
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W'jion
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(By Mark Tapley }.
Mark Taploy had noroom last week
to refer to that fine body of meu, the
GRASS SEEDS on hand.
bowlers. They seem to bo the chief
ifing elsewhere. IT WILL PAY 1%
sporting bocfy alive just lately. Is it
JiGET UUU PiilCliS Wore pun«h
'*'
Ytl l
due to the tine weather 1 or is it that
txf bowls is the only strenuous game that
%?
can survive the recent heat? The
club challenge competitions have pro>3 Tvrnfp and Rape
Grew
Cooper's
suro
to
:V.
vided keen interest this year, and
autids,
ib
produced tine results. We
have
Fertilisers,
Keys
?£? now have
H^ Cross
doughty champions of our
fertilisers,
fl?
♥I* Ect'pse
own, to maintain our state and
KP, fcyperrhosphate and Boncdust,
*-}+ prestige, and who may challenge and
"I*
fj* valiantly dispute the swaggering
Walpole Guano,
;
f{«
boasts of the modern (Joliaths of the
green.
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|CARSWELL^ CO., LTD.,I
tjt
(Otautau Branch)
2
]£
f
But notwithstanding all their
prowess, their luck was out a while
No Pigs Received
until
Further Notice.
Otautau Engineering Works
j
18. L. CHANDLER,
j
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%
WE MUST UEPEAT
Everybody Tolls The Same Story
It ie liarJ to say vow things about Doiui'h j
UiukHi-h»» Ivitlncy PilU. They relieve tin; j
laiin" utiii Hilling back, the suffererfc fr< m
kidney diseiisc, and tho troubles cf J.hoi'o
whose urimiiy or»anieni is wroujt m its
ml ion. 1hut, llicy do this'is ho chsv to
pr>vo that, not a vesti^o of doubt retrains.
Public oudorseiuunt is easily proved. Keud
this cusc -.
Mrs Everett, wlio livea at tho corner of
;
Conoii "und Ettriuk streelß Inrercargill
BtiTß :Dorm's Backacne Kidney ' Fill
cured mo of «.idnsy trouble some years ajio
and Iam still well. Before Iused tl.eee
PilU 1sull'eri'd with uaiuisiti the emailof tnv
lmi-k, aiui luiadaclios but. alter (akiti^ thoui
tof a time 1 lost- nil trace of theeo ailmenU
Doau'g Tills arc splendid for the kidoeya, ttii<l
lam pleaded to conu' m whut 1 naid some
yeaiv mjo,ami to iuKI the fHct. llihJi my ''tire
has Justed. Itis not possible lor a rented v
to do more than Doan's B«ckacke Kidni*r I
I'iils di«.l for me. lum still n groat beliertr i
m this remedy and
' would not bo without it. j
j
for anything/
" l>uHii'.i biu:k.u!io Kidney l'illa are st^d
hy nil cln'im-lrt iind ctorekeepers at |3<« r"»
botlle, or will be polled 'on receipt offnici■ to
Fwt'tc'r-ilcCleilauCo., 15 Hamilton stivu-,
Sydney
|
But, be sure you get "DOAX'S.
(PROrRIKTOR.)
Engineer, Horse Shoer & General Blacksmith.
Has Large btoeks of
Balata Belting, Oils and Packing, etc., at Greatly Reduced Prices
So what about a new belt lor the Milking Plant before the season
'
starts agam.
All Classes of Machinery Impairs undertaken.
No
A. D. PULLEY,
job Loo large or too small.
'Piicne 102 K.
Box 63.
OTAUTAU.
Expert Workmanship.
Brinp aloDtf that old binder and lee ua rejuvenate it, thereby saving
the cost of a new one until prices got down to bedrock. The same
applies to any o her machinery vtquiring repairs.
Cive the Old Foundry and the New Proprietor a Trial.
For Your
i
Next Suit
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walker!
W. E. Bufoher
Nightcaps. The up-country
UcaJ A£ent~W. Allison.
Phone No. I.
villagers were evidently not so somnolent as their soubriquet, and it is
COACH AND MOTOR BODY BUILDER,
The Leading Ladles'
reported the victory was theirs by
SOLICIT^ A CONTINUANCE OF ALL WORK PERTAINING TO
main strength. For one thing, thu
and Gents Tailor,
I
ground was m their own favour, and
Coachbuilding,
OTHERSDAIRYMAN AND
our own more aesthetic townsmen
T.VY ST.,
INVEROVHGILL
were unused to such hard-conditions.
Gigrs, Spring: & Tip Drays,
chancy
Horeia a
to aave Founds.
Those who saw' the scene of conllict
Wa&grons, Etc. Eto.
of the
say that the chief
For Your
" requirement
to
It
was
at
get
was
there."
game
Only
holding
a
Month
tor
Weare
New Costume
times something m the nature of an Grand Hotel Corner, Invercargill,!
obstacle. race, and the balls required
FROM FEB. 1 TO 29.
EXPERT BLACKSMITHING IN ALL BRANCHES.
Baths
plenty of push. Unfortunately, that
Tanks
£5,000
to
particular quality often seems to \>e
£6000!
"
OF
lacking m our own retired hamlet,
NOW is the time io get
Stock.
and the more sinewy miners were
Premises— Opposite Railway Station
OUR
better equal to the special needs m
With \yuol priuos so high we are]
60
(Late
'Phone
Thomson).
j
Walker
aud
the game referred to.
f^rtunnte m havinglarge stocks of 'tho
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linisbed garment.
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[
iVi.m'
"'_"""x"_
ay
We
'are
m
a
to
position
of
save
I
question
herd-testing,
The
Installed m your Homo.
the
Linyin«j
Public hundreds
recently raised, was evidently a burnWrite or call for an Estimate,
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of pounds.
ing one. The suggested scheme called
MILK CANS
ETC, ETC,
TAKE SUITS ALONE—
forth an amount of interest and
Repaired
Quickly and Efficiently.
We have approximately 400 Buits
criticism, sufficient to satisfy an
■Don't-run away with the idea that all Furniture is alike!
We are still m the forefront for
on
hangers
ready.
the
marked down
No REPAIR Job too large at too
American political contest. On the
There is QUALITY.in Furniture as m all \ other merchansmall for us to do,
issue, there seems to be uo Keducexl Price?, 57/6, 59/6, 65/-, 69/6,
broader
and
IS
TYRING,
REPAIRING.
JT
OUR
TO
POLICY'
STOCK
HORSESHOEING,
doubt m the minds of those who 75/ , 80/- to 115/-.
Grey Suits, several shade?. We
know, as to the wisdom of finding
THE BEST.
and weedingout the "duds." It was have had too many made, aud still
Our
STOCKS.urol'ept tight UP TO-DATE, uud only the
rather the method and the personnel more to arrive.
FINEST (JOUDS find a place m our Store.
PLUMBER & TINSMITH,
-that, and A Big Cut m price to clear— ,
judgment—
'that
cameunder
General Blacksmith, Horseshoer "and Wheelwright,
the expense. But there should be
JW 10/ Suit foe i's 15/
YOUR ENQUIRY IS CORDIALLY WELCOMED AT
Qtautau.
examinationsand tests for cows, as for
:l*s 15/ Huib for iM 15/
OTAyTAU.
recognised.
men.' That is
I
In the
LiNDEKWEAK.
cow-byre, as at the council -table, payWe are Direct Importers ov a large
able and efficient individuals are the scale, aud can save, you easily 10 to
The Quality House.
TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL
first requirement.
15 per cent.
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St,
,
Best English, Morley's,
N.B^-We are AtANUPACTUKEKS & DIRECT IMPORTERS.
Margaret t etc.
But such results are wot gained
You pay no middlemen's profits when you
All School Books and Requisites obCotton,
4/6, '1/9, 5/8, 5/6, 5/11, 6/8,
without education, and education
Buy Our Goods.
6/6
tainable at LOWEST PRICES.
takes time and care. In the question
and Wool, 7/11, 8/8, 8/9,
under review, as m a good many Cotton
Geography Books, Arithmetic
8/11, 9/8
others, the principal need apparently Pure Wool,
Bookß, Copy Books, Drawing
9/11,
10/8,
10/9,
11/6,
is for more light and learning. Hu- " 12/6 to
Books, Exercise* Books, School
14/6
man minds like the mills of God, work
Tablets, Scribblers, Sohool Baga,
OVERCOATS,
Pure
Wool.
exceedingly slow. Buf we must not
Slates,
50
Compasses, Crayons, (Qhalk
About
Tweed Overcoats toclear.
be disappointed and fretful, if our
Ink,
Farmers
Must
English
Pencils, Lead Pencils,
be
sold.
Over
150
fclate
principal primary product is tardy m
February.
.
arriving
Eubbers,
Eulers,
Coats
m
Pens, Journal
perfection.
reaching
Rome was not
Invercargili Wool Bale38 and
Note our Prices for Pure Wool
Covers, (Dictionaries, PacketsSell *your Wool at the Highest
a day. Very often we have'
built
m
Prices*
55/-, 57/6, 62/6, 67/6/
6ecure
J^g tp school our impatient spirits, and Coats. Blotter, Atlases, etc.
We
also approximately 400
have
Our Stock is ot THE BEST* Stack Covers
learn tv hasten slowly.
Pair Trousers, 800 Working Shirts,
The Supa Fountain Pen, Self-filling,
made to order* and'm stock.
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Our Store, one of the largest and beet*
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Hatp, 200
.
Shirts,.
1000
£r*>B9
1000
at
iB
SSW&
for 2s.
§£\Si
lighted fctortts m Now
Nevertheless the meeting was both Boys' fckrit3,,etc.
Don't
be
,
R»3|.
your disposal, and wo respectfully. s
too
late.
Undoubtedly
Stockiest,
and
was
interesting.
Shop
It
a
the
iv
$hrn /interested
s
solicit your Clip.
giSi s
study from many standpoints.. One i
Town.
wuuld notlike to suggest that it re- We invite inquiries and inspection.
Second Sale
vealed herd-like instincts of the crowd,
Main Street,
Otautau.
~
although the homeward exit, at the
close, was not unlike a'stampede. Tp
RQBT. SCOn,
an onlooker there were many merry
Dentist,
moments. The adroit and- skilful THE GRAND OUTFITTERS
80x.3.
Main
Street.
OTAUTAU.
Phone
37.
Corner,
Grand
Hotel
Tay
Street,
Invercarglll,
efforts
were
application.
Tags
always
on
of control
not
Bbccifications and
persua&ho enough to prevent a break. DEE STREET,
Ufcautau every fortqigbl,
INVERCARGILL.
and may be consulted at.Mrs
|g»jj| After all, perhaps it its unwise to try
#^|
We will eHect inauranco on your Clip from
'
Jaquiery'a Buildings Sale Lay aijd
to handle a body Of intelligent men,
v*m
Nightcaps' Leading Draper.
cheep's back to Store on receipt ol 'advice.
even formers, m the bulk, as one,
second and
~~ fourth Fridays.
- -r
tf» would a mob of cattle; The experi[A CAHD].
Note-Consign Woolment hi prone to produce tboelementw
<
of disaster. On the whole, Mark
MAGALISTER BROS.,
Tapley i:> rather impressed with the
UARIUSTERP
SOLICITOixB.
modern ideals of education, and their
INVEKOAKQILL.
possible applications, m farming and
WATSON & HACCITT,
We' keep at- the Watch-buying iPublic
everywhere ehse. But thu education For Civility, Quality and Value.
!
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011
,
Large Stocks of all Kinds of
BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS.
must be practical. Also, quite apart,
o'>'. oli t'10 imijortance of knowing "
INVEROAKGILL.
from the geueral^merits or demerits ; Drapery, Showroom Goods,
$'\& Stock A} Station Agonts, Grain, S*»ed,
STEWART
of herd-toting, there- were ..some alDAWSON
WATCHES
arid Ladies' Lingerie.
Hagßitk
Mr
attends at Otautau and Winkon
For 0/6
jj^ most unl^eard of testings m the meet- ♥ The Most Esulueive Range
and Manure Morchanta.
Every Month on Court Days. Jnairuotion
.Low P tii;e is a good thing to look fof;
We offer vm, thn --KOV
bu,
b low Inicc is not «vciything ; and
may. be sent to Inveroargill by lettei or
ing, that were full of interest,
Nnl-K-hH K-r vi
Inveroapgillt
;
Frocks, Uiimpers, Blouses,
ago at
===
George s Monster j
Clothing Sale, ;
A Realising Sale
Gigs, Rustic Carls, Spring Dray,
Creamery Ca^ Station Waggon,
.
*
W. CARSTON,
Hot &Cold Water System
I. CODLTER,
(
Scoullar & Chisholm's,
1
p
Wool Season.
Stack Covers,
Pole Straps,
Binder Whips.
|»*j
& Graseiers*
S3
J^"
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Schools
Re-opening,
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Miss Hay,
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March 5. 1924.
W, George
.gig'
fMi
S: Co.,
JOSEPH
PARMENTER,
ls?*&
.
»a!S
PS
Knaggs*
j
Drapery Store „
Co. i
Haiioi al Mortpp & Agency
i
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ga
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B. liiw W
j WOOL
Rpseniiie.
WOOL
WOOL
PSease send us your
WOOI. -for disposal
!
At the forthcomiuy ]kVOOL [SALtS» to be held
m hivertargill on the
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24th January and 3th
March, 1924.
Our Store is right up-to-date for ,the
display of WOOL, autl you can rely on
our giving your CLIP our VERY BEST ATTENTION.
UlADfl j?# I^A
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JA
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Inveroargill.
ot^
JWJ
'jg
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Stewart Dawson's
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YIBITS
I
Til
LIU.,
Coats & /viilliiiery.'
We are frequently reminded that
THE HOSIERY HOUSE.
the world to-day is topsy-turvy. The
peri's & Boys' Clothing a
.'
war
chaos nutl honor of the
have
left
'
-'Specialty.
a long and dWh'eulb heritage of upheaval and unrest. However that We also Stock
may be, Olautau seems to by passing
Boots & Shoes
through a period of unseLtlemeut just
Direct from the Makers,
now. One phase of that is seen m
SHOP
thecontinual changes among its per'
sonnel. We have had tsuougb of removals, but if all the rumours one
hears are true, wu are far from being
out of the bush yet. The Uittings of
so many, some of them prominent
townsmen, is very dispiriting to some
"
minds.
*
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*
In the departure of our genial
solicitor, the town suffers a loss m
many ways. The legal mind may be
replaced, but we shall miss the popu?
lar personality of oiw late townsman
iv other departments. He threw
himself whole heartedly into various
projects for the town's good, and had
won our confidence. The unqualified
success of the la&t competitions festival was iv no small measure due tp
hia competent secretaryship, and the
position will be hard to fill. He wijl
be iuiss<tid nl>io as one of the foundation golf enthusiasts,' for he was
largely
instrumental m establishing
" the royal
and ancient game m our
midst," and the enthusiasts of the
niblick and mashie will miss him m
the stance, and the tee and the fair
way.
."
v
The tlirou^h express train between luvercurgiii iind Cliriatuhuroh reverted to the
iri-wfjulily muiiinyuii 'J'uosduyy, TJiufedujb
uud.tittUiiduya an hum yustetday.
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AT
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PROOF
SJ, v^
WVni'
iS
*Ml f° r
cVi As ill 11 )vnt'
a£ -
,t use.
Wk
knock-about
11
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unless Quality =<*s « ith it, is of no consoquenco at all. The place where you
bu'
V Often niakcs ;UI thc difference bctvT^n
good i<Jld i,ldiffcrent Watches without
"
addfng a penny on
.
headiDgt, including
,
Export Merchants
STEAMSHIP LINES
arranged under the Ports to nfcich they
sail, aqd indicating the approximatetSailiogs
We Tril) post you our Famous
nicnt is
n<-iM.iuaj; otiL-;
n
beautifully
-un^B
One.inch BUSINESS CARDS of, Films
desiring to oxtuud their connections, or
Trade Cards of
Dealers- seeking Agencies
can be printed at a cost of At \Qm tor each
trade Heading under which they are
inserted. Larger adverlisemeutß from £8
f^tA^^^^m
The directory is invaluable to oferjpne interested m overseas commerce, and a cout
will be sent bj parcel post for JBa, uett
,
cash with order.
■|iff^^*^^*?*^k
mmi hKXEII, m a Solid Nickel' ,ffl(vs7 ,
I WANT
r^L
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to am.
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LTD.,
25 Abchurch Lane, London, EC 4
. BUBIKEBB EsIABI'iSHED IN 1814.
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!
Standard Buildings, King Street,
Opposite Railway Btationr
"':' .
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and Ireland, the Continent of fiurope,
America, etc. Tbe book voulaios orer
260,000 names, addresses and other details
classified under more than 2,000 tirade
with detailed partiuulart of tbe Goods
Agent for Kingsland Bros, and
Otautau.
DIRECTORY
shipped and tbe Colonial and Foreign Mar*
keta supplied;
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BUYER;
Phone 111.
THE
Manufacturers & Dealers
m Loudouand iv tbaProviooialTowns
"
Iwill aleo arrange to have your
Hides made into Greenbides for
fteine or Hafneeg Leather at Moderate Prices. I
The Skiu Store is being kept
open DAILY to receive and Buy
your Skins.
Iam out to nay HIGHEST RULING |
Anderson,
(Jfublished Annually;
with Provlnolal ds Foitelgn
Sections and Trade Heaainga
In Five Languages
enftblos traders to oommunioatedirect wiih
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a§
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ity atlowest rates.
LONDON
Knaggs's
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VALUES Given,
YOUR
phone.
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Corner Princes and Dowling Streets, Dunedin
Printed and published by John
Kirk for the Wallace Newspaper
Company at their registered
printing offioe, King Street
Olautau on
TUESDAY, FEBHUABY 12, 1924.
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