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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 237, 25 January 1877, Page 3

AUGTBOSiS. -«=> PROPERTY LOST AND UNCLAIMED ON GTAGo RAIi-vV A iS. SATURDAY, i?ru FEBRUARY. At 2 O'Clock. Terms—Cash. ILLUMING AND H EDLEY . have received instructions to sell by public auction, -without reserve, the following miscellaneous a'-iioles leit iu railway carriages or at railway stations (unless the same i.>e claimed and ail charges paid thereon), at the Goods Sh---d, uamaru, on Saturday, February 27ch, IS;7, at 2 p.in., At Oamaru Goods Station : 4 Bags Charcoal, 1 I'm Oil 1 Caslc Ale, U over 764; 1 Cask Ale, UT 3 Bundle 3 Iron, |in.; 1 Iron Bar, xli 3"iron I'ipes, £iu. ■, 1 Iron Bar, £ I Bag Sugar, it I ~ Uarley. At Waitalci Station : 1 Paper Parcel, CJo (conjoined) over T , 1 Cask Ale, account W. Smith, Waimate. At Oamaru Passengor Station : 1 Ladies' lianil Bag, cjntamiug Sundries 1 Brown Paper Parcel, account iiiekson, o.unaiu 1 Small 1 Linen Bag, containing Sundries 1 Bag, ditto 2 Uiub:el.as. By order. \V\ J. SMITH, Assistant Traffic Manager. Oamaru, Jan. 15, 1577KOTSC2. ESTATE OF JOHN THOMPSON. THE FIRST DIVIDEND ill the above Estate will bo PAYABLE to all parties who have duly proved their claims, at the Oliice of the undersigned, on and after the 25th INSTANT. 303 GEORGE SUMPTER. WANTED TO LET (cheap), TWO BOOMS, in Eden-street. Plenty of water. Apply M. O'iartEX, Trent-stieot, opposite Mr. Graved. PIUVATE BOARD AND LODGING, lor Single Lady. -Apply Mrs. J '.wis, near Mis. 11 aruy'.-:, XiiuUies-slreet North. ESTATE OF ThOMAS HILLIIvER. 4 LL PERSONS indebted to the above _£jL l.state must PA i 1 lli.iß aCCOUN IS to tne undersigned on or before W'ZDN ESD.\ 1", J.i.\ UAU 1, < r is.gal p:oceedmgo Will Lie taiccu without i'unlier iioi~ee. 3M W.U. AITKEN. HE ASSIGNED EsTA'LE OF DAVID C i- (J .N L i'j. A LL Parties indebted to the above Estate i\ are requested to PAY their respective accounts to jir. E. B. PEAKCE, at his oiiice, Tyuc-street, on or before FKIDAY, 2Gcli INSTANT, or legal proceedings will be taken Without further notice. (Signed) THOMAS PRATT, 331 Trustee 1). Ciunie's Estate. LOST. GOLD BUOi CH, in Severn or 'J hamcs streets,, on 2 J:\-l uit. Reward, n.glis, i-rajcrs. Hollowav's Pills.—The Greatest Wonder of Modern Times.—They correct biliousness, pre.ent iialnlency, cleanse the liv. r. purify the system, renovate debilitated functions, strengthen the stomach, increase the appetite, invigorate the nerves, promote htaltli, and reinstate the weal-; in an ardour and vivacity never before experienced. The sale of these Pjlls throught the globe astonishes everybody, and convinces the most sceptical that- Holloway's Pills transcend all other medicine for the removal of disease of every description. They are indeed a blessing to the alilicted, and a boon to those who suiter from any disorder, internal or external. Thousands of persons have testified that by their use alone they have been restored to health after all other means had proved unsuccessful. THE EVENING MAIL. lIAVISG AX EXTENSIV E CI It CULATION IS AX EXCELLENT MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING. o WORDS FOR ONE SHILLING— Situations, Wanted, &e., are charged at this rate.