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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 142, 4 October 1876, Page 3

AUCTIONS. "WEDNESDAY, 11th OCTOBER. At his Stores, Harbour-street. At Two o'clock. H. M A U D E .. ha 3 received instructions from Thos. Hardy, Esq., to sell by publiu auction, on the above date— THE TOWNSHIP OF RICHMOND ; Also, SUBURBAN SECTIONS of from ONE to NINE ACRES. Also, HOME FARM of 9S or 13S Acres, with House, Orchard, and Garden, Sevenstalled Stable, Good Well, and Outhouses thereon. This Township is most pleasantly situated on the Waitaki line, close to the siding at Richmond's; is about six miles from Oamaru, and in the CENTRE of an Important Agricultural District. Plan 3 may be seen, and full particulars obtained from GEORGE SUMPTER, A. H. MAUDE, 640 Auctioneer. POSTPONED TILL A FUTURE DATE, Of which due notice will be given. At White' 3 Yards. NOTICE TO BUTCHERS. FAT CATTLE. FLEMING AND HEDLEY have received instructions from L. Grant, Esq., to sell by auction—--12 Head FAT CATTLE. FLEMING & HEDLEY, Auctioneers. rioTies. OAMARU-AWAMOKO RAILWAY. XI AEREW HEN U A RACES, October sth and Gth, 1876. * TRAIN will LEAVE OAMARU for —*- RACES at 9.10 a.m. EACH DAY, RETURNING from Maerewhenua at 6 p.m. Single Tickets for the return journey will be issued at all Stations. FARES FROM OAMARU : First Class ... 7s. Second Class... 4s. Bd. (No Change Given). W. J. SMITH, 760 Assistant Manager. BUSINESS NOTICES. GENTLEMEN WITH HEADS. HATS, Fkosi 6g to 7§ Mat be Had at Any Time at ft/g''FAR LANE AND CO.'S "HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, THAMES-STREET, < Oamaru. Hat 3 for figures slight or burly ; Hats for straight hair, or for curly ; Hats for faces melancholy; Hats for features bright and jolly ; Hats for gentlemen of standing; Hats that give a look commanding; Hats for walking, riding, driving ; Hats dull faces look alive in ; Hats to be worn at watering-places ; Hats to suit velocipede races ; Hats that stands all kinds of mauling; Hats for every trade and calling ; Hats with Christie's patent lining; Hats for all to cut a shine in ; flats so lustrous and so bright; Hats—ventillators, extra light; Hats all good, at every price ; Hats wond'rous neat, which looks so nice; Hats for Parsons, Clerks, or Lawyers; Hats for Joiners, Smiths, or Sawyers; Hats of many shapes uncommon; H.its admired by lovely women ; Hats with which a room to enter; Hats for every wild adventure; Hats for tastes of peer or peasant; Hats that make each face look pleasant; Hats of quiet styles for pastors; Hats so nobby, regular fasters ;. Hats oft sent a hundred mile 3 for ; Hats that even babies.cry for;. Hats for landsmen and for sailors; Hat 3 that gracei;he work of tailora; Wide-awakes, short in their nap ;'■"-. house for hat or cap; Numbers of them made by steam, On every head let them be seen. M' F A R L A N E & \0 0./ TAILOR AND CLOTHIERS,- i^ SHTRTMAKER, Thames r sTKBBTyV ' ' Oamaru^' '--'- 754 h