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BUSINESS NOTIC G A N has great pleasure in annotmc&ith* NEW GOODS Ladies' Kid Boots, at 10s., lis. 6&.\\3t. fd^ : . Ladies' Lasting Boots, 10s., lis., ijL*i*}\ Maids Kid and Lasting Boots v Men's French Calf E.S. Boots,; 20». Men's Leather E.S. Boots, 17s. 6d.,1»i. 6d., 19s: ' Men's Balmorals, 17s. 6d., 18s. 6d. r 20s. Youths' and Boy's E.S. and Strong* nailed Lace Boots Colonial Made and First-rate Vaj.uk. Gents' Oxonian Shoes, Colonial Make Gents' Canvas Shoes, ditto Gents' Cricketing Shoes ditto Ladies' Gentlemen's, and Children's Slippera in great variety. Note the address : J. H. M I«*L LIG AN, WAITAKI HOUSE. 9C« GENTLEMEN WITH HEADS. HATS, From 6§ to 7| Mat xb Ha» at Ant Time at •FARLANE AND' CO.'S HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT, THAMES-STREET, Oamaru. Hats for figures slight or burly; Hats for straight hair, or for curly; Hats for face 3 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 ail kinds of mauling; Hats for every trade and calling; Hats with Christie's patent lining; Hats for all to cut a shine in; Hats so lustrous and so bright; Hats—ventillators, extra light; Hats all good, at every price ; Hats woud'rous neat, which looks so ales ; Hats for Parsons, Clerks, or Lawyers; Hats for Joiners, Smiths, or Sawyers ; 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 ; Hats oft sent a hundred miles for ; Hats that even babies cry for; Hats for landsmen and for sailors; Hats that grace the work of tailors; Wide-awakes, short in their nap; M'Farlane's house for hat or cap; Numbers of them made by steam,-. On every head let them be seen. . - M'FARLANE & C£ 0^ TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS; SHIRTMAKER, HOSIERS, & HATTEM. Thames - street, HALL OF COMMERCE, THAMES-STREET. T O O H E Y • is now OFFERING a SPLENDID SELECTION of New Summer Goods New Summer Millinery New Summer Dresses Hew Summer Costumes New Summer Prints New Summer Drapery, &c, &e. j A select choice of Fancy and Chip Stnir Hats aud Bonnets, in the most Fashion. able Shapes A very large stock of French and Englis Ribbons, in all the leading shades Sash and Scarf Ribbons in th« latest designs Mixing and Unmounted Flowers in grsa variety Ostrich and Fancy Feathers and Fsathtr Trimmings, in the latest tints A very Select Stock of French and Eng. lish 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 ths MILLINERY and DRESSMAKING. DEPARTMEN T, under the_ management _.©i Mrs. Toohey, who, haying returnedl iria Dunedhy after making a choice selection-in-the Millinery and Dress Department, wool* feel obliged by Ladies giving their orders early while the Patterns are New and Frssk, and to prevent disappointment later in the Sole authorised Agent, in Oamara, f»r Singer's Celebrated Sswtita Machines.

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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 197, 7 December 1876, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 197, 7 December 1876, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 197, 7 December 1876, Page 3

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