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BUSINESS NOTICE. , GENTLEMEN WlfH HEADS. H.A T S, '" * From 6§ to 7| May bs Had ax Ant . Tike at . AND CO.'S f/ HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, '' THAMES-STREET, Oamajrtj. . Hats 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 ail to cut a shine in ; Hats so lpstrous and so bright ;# Hats—v/ntillatprs, extra light/" Hats aWgood, afe eye?y ;/ Hats looks so nice; Hats for Parsons, Clerks,or Eawyera ;-" . Hats for Joiners, Smiths, or Sawyera;T Hats of many shapes uncommon; ® Hats 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 ; --.BStTs oft sent a hundred miles for; : i Hats that even babies cry for;. 3 Hats for landsmen and for sailors; Hats that grace the work of tailors; Wide-awakes, short in their nap;.. M'Farlane's house for : hatlor cap " Numbers of them made by steam,.:; .'On every head let them be seen, I

M'F A R LAN E & C 0., TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS, SHIRTMA.KER, HOSIERS, & HATTERS. Thames - street, '•V • - Oamaru. 47 H'AITL OF COMMERCE, THAMES-STREET." "~T:;. . O O H E Y ■/•is now OFFERING a SPLENDID SELECTION of ; " New Summer Goods i« New Summer Millinery ' - New Summer Dresses . ;' 1 New Summer Costumes New Summer Prints *•'* s " New Summer Drapery, &c., &c. ;

A select choice of Fancy and Chip Straw Hats and Bonnets, in the moat Fashionable Shapes A very large stock of French Jthd English Ribbons, in all the leading shades Sash and Sspart Ribbons iff the latest Mixing Flo|y<a:s ia great Ostrich aijja Feathers and Feather Trimmings. in the latest tints . A very Select Sto.ck of French and English Fichus A Beautiful Assortment of Ladies' French Linen Sets, in the Newest Shapes and Styes \ ; A Large Assortment of Ladies' Neckties, Scarfs, Neckerchiefs, •. "Linen Collars, and Cuffs ... • Real Maltese Lace, and Laces in Great* Variety. - - D. T. invites special attention 'to Vi the MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING;*. DEPARTMEJN T, under the management' of Mrs.. Tooijey, who, having returned ' from Dunedin, after making a choice selection in the Millinery and Dress Department, would feel obliged by Ladies giving their orders early while the Patterns are New and Fresh, and to prevent disappointment later in the season.

Sole authorised Agent, in Oamaru, for Sin gee's Celebrated Sewing Machines. At. b r i n d l e y, . Architect (Late of John Turner and Son, .Architects and Civil Engkft&rs, Lgriaon). JR. S ART, , Authorise^ (Late of Steifc&t and UQxffnty, Sur3, Dunedin). W JJRINDLEY AND STEWART, 89i TYNE - STREET, Oamaru. 'NAB ENGINEE "gen: r . A N D AIMERS AND , 45 §TKEET, Oamaru P A T R I C K C Bp'O -F T9 SOUTH . jg©©SE, - £?" ■ V.vr . Adjoining'2P£eming v and HE»L*y , 8. Sale Yards. ; 242 QCUMBER; VEGETABLE and varieties, ON Faxcqxkr's, . Seeds,-v 887 :

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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 168, 3 November 1876, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 168, 3 November 1876, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 5 Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 168, 3 November 1876, Page 3

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