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Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 339, 25 May 1877, Page 3

SHEPPISC EGULAR STEAM COMMUNICAj T1«)N BETWEEN OAMARU AND dunedin. From Oamaru.—The Oamaru and Dunedii Steamship Co.'s s.s. WAITAKI, ever) Wednesday and Saturday, at 10.30 a.m. The Union Steamship Co.'s p.s. SAMSON, every Monday and Thursday, at 5.30 p.m. From Dunedin—The Oamaru and Dunedin Steamship Co.'s s.s. WAITAKI, «very Tuesday and Friday, at 7 a.m. The Union Steamship Co.'s p.s. SAMSON, every Wednesday 9.30 p.m., and Sunday, at 0.30 a.m. Return Tickets for Fort Chalmers issued on Saturdays Fy Waiiaki at 205., to return same evening Ly Samson, thus (jiving about six hours in Dunedin. IT. ArfKEN'l Afien+Jj BRAPERY. bCLO U G ] , ojl. Itci;e.\--stim:ct, Oamauv, and GiiOMH-stiu-:kt, .Di'.mumjm. JUST RECEIVED, direct from London, a SELECT CHOICE OK JET AND FANCY BROOCHES, Far-rings, Sleeve Studs. Solitaires, and tho new Kink Stud, for ladies' collars), in rarious patterns. WOOL WORK SLITTERS, Cushiony Banner Screens, Foot and Fendor Stools of the Newest Patterns. 13 K IX LIN F LEECY M E!.!INO, Berlin Fingering ; Alloa, Shetland, and i Ein-'orini' Wools)' in all colors ; also, a choice

Gaiters, f;c, in great variety. WOOL CLOUDS <>f Every ])escription. Infants Baskets and Lassinetts. Material Traced fur Braiding. . 172 lioOTfTrmisTS ! ! SHOES ! SHOES ! ! Eor Town ami Countrv wear. Groat .Arrival-; for the Season, and Reduotion in Price, at the S LOOT AND SHOE Thames-street, Oamaru. "ACVA VLA N R & CO. Jv'.iiL would call special attention to their ]ivcH'!it extensive and valuable S'J'OCK Or LOOTS AND SHOES, vlr.eh are n ally In ught well, and at ce-nsi-U-.raHe lu.Hhuuon in i.'i ice from former years ; n,| ;,ei.i;'g u; on Ine principle of Small Profits nr Le..dy MoiK-y. th.-y <-■;• 11 a;:;.ure Bendy \i. i,l y i'iii/.i.; that y/;\ ■'. i■; \ i a.', li; :■. c a n ;■- < >t be offered North or South, or in New Zeal and. Laying only fiv'm the first houses, and Btill dciern'iincd" to keep themselves prominent, they are opening the season's trade with the following quotations :■ — IN LA LIES'. ladies' Moneeo Putt, md, L'l:j ml. Seal Puttoncd, lis (id, 12a fid, 13s. '.', Levant I uLomd, lis, 12s, 12s fid. j- las'm Morocco, i;uiiblo Soles, I'JfsGfl, "i.'l'c.L Ms (id. T ; .,lies* ! la'. t:c Side Seal, Ootid, 10s Gd, llsCd, 12s (id. Lad?.:,-', in Kid, 7s (M, 8s fid, 0a Cd, t« I2<. Clove Kid, from Lis (id to His Cd. In Common Grain .Kid, Elastic Side, from (is, 7s, 8s : very good useful Loots. I.\ fSKXTLKMKX'S. Gents' Doulde-Solod Lolne Loots, calf, from His, 17s (id, and 18s (id. Gents' Lacing from 12s, Els fid, 14s fid, 16s. Ela,t:o Side, Bs, \U, 10s Cd, 12s, "]os (id, Lis (id, Lis, 17s (id. Home made, hand-tewed, from 1/s, 1S«, and Men's Strong Tackety, from 12s, 14s. Homo made, Lis, 17s fid. Men's Bluehor Loots, from 7s fid, 9s Gd, lis (id. IX LOYS'. School Loots, all kinds and sizes, equallycheap and good. IN GILLS' AM) MISSES'. Boots, Elastic Side and Lacing, cheap and good. Great .Stock in heavy Winter Goods, .suitable for country wear ; cheap and good. Boots, Lacing and Buttoned, great variety ; cheap. IX LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S House Slippers, all kinds and sizes ; cheap Some Loots arc only made for Sale, And some are made for show ; But Mactaiu.ank's Loots are neat an* atrong. And still the l'riee is Low. MACT'AIILAXE & CO., PEOPLE'S BOOT AND SHOE WAKE HOUSE, TuAiIES-STREKT, OAMAWJ. 91 •