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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 305, 16 April 1877, Page 2

COMMERCIAL I»T£IUCEHCE. Evrntßfct Ottt'-i-v Storutay Afternoon. CW.VIM£RCJAU Ttm vaounft of r®v«?*iw cnlT«rc?«tl tttt the DuncUm ClbttMft Bouvt ott &'i?ida>y waa JL*U& us. &!. J. H, M I LLI GA N Has the pleasure of notifying the Ladies of Oaxnaru and District th;it he has secured thu services of MISS CAMPBELL, from Christchoreh, who* is* very highly recommended as first-class ixperitneed lies? maker, having been trained t» the leading Houses of Edinburgh ac;d London respectively. The Millinery antl Mantle Departments are now under the afote supervision of MISS IfENTON. from W. Strang-' and Co., Christ church. Indies are respectiully invited to inspect our New Millinery,. Mantles, and Underclothing, and may rely upon being treated with the utmost courtesy and attention. J. 11. MILLIttAN. Waitafci Home. 754 OPENING or ttta EW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S RETAIL BRANCH, OAMAPwU. MESSRS. lIALLENSTEIN BROS. X)esire to inform the pvtMic of Oamaru and District* that a Retail Branch of the New Clothing Factory will b« opened on Saturday, the 7th April, in Thames-street. Clamam. To effectually introduce their good* and drive out the imported article they have determined to sell A SINGLE GARMENT AT TtlE WHOLESALE PKI CE. All foods are marked in plain figures, for nett cash only. Any article purchased, and not apjjrovcd. will be exchanged with tlv •am* courtesy with which it was sold ; or. if ctaired, the money wilt l>w returned. The success which has attendee! the New Zealand Clothing Factory's Retail Branches in Dunedin, Christehureh. and other towns', leads the proprietors' to believe that there ■ittnta ft praiseworthy desire on the part ol th« Pttblic to encourage JEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES, Espee My where superior advantages a-c offered, and your support is solicited on th's anderstaading only. R. C. LINDSAY, Manager Oamaru Branch. April 3, 57 T . 746 D & E S S AND FASHION: WINTER 1577. T K. BROWN AND CO., " LONDON HOUSE. OAMARU. NEW MILLINERY f NEW FLOWERS ' NEW BATS r NEW BONNETS I NEW FEATHERS t NEW KIBBONS r NEW TRJ>IMINCS~EVERY Vaeiity. JUST OPENED. 702 A truism.—An expensive wife makes a ptoain husband. In what respect does » spinster who, notwithstanding her frost-sprinkled hvir, ■till looks ont for a husband, resemble a young giri who adjuata my lady's toilet ? Ib bong ft waiting-maid.