Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Oamaru Mail, Volume I, Issue 340, 26 May 1877, Page 3

It says something for the Mosaic! "Wncdlcii Factory "when a window m mieoi ihe le.u.mg warehouses in the chid city m..a.e\v Meaiand . can be decked out completely "with its i-anu-factures. That such can he ."bar,; in a. way that can challenge the adv-ation and command the admiration .-i" cu. laa-MM haa ikanonstrated by lii-min. Kwing. and <y■■.. •_••:' Dunedin. They have «T..-ut>:-.r.l;^.L one oi uaar tine fronts in i'rn;o;--.-,ti\.-et, o::clusively with -\io-.gki fabrics in a way taaii demands something ni'-re Im.mi a ] :'- : imm notxe. A mmv eharmmg -.-.v iMVi.Myg picture of all that can comm-I:,mm; to ik'.divn.ual j omifort dnring the w'mM'r sea-M-a ha; mmm-:m j or never been presented to ilie MMyMcyMX'. The foreground is iiliivl with tavcM . ■ ;Mia ole-fin-mate attire of the hit.-L _ nnd_ li; " : i . il - )'" I ionable patterns, while rising o<Ma.MMM ly kdund are pieces of el'-gant v.'.-'ici l mm mm; intended for female loudness iti color as i ; M-y are ehaM ■ mm ■•-• :/u J and comfortable ni appeaMMM. a_ . •.'■ •"'-' ''.'' "' j aj,'uin are tier.-; of I>l nik.M a ymm. : a; m.mmmlj snow, soft as swanM.Mva, naM In m .a" ;y s -a:: ! —blankets, itt fact, taaf :■:"> •..■■■. :■> y mm'- ; passed either in purity of <-.:;..r <>:: • ua .. v My j anything ever imported ia • :.■ mm: ■■-■•■ ;.:ra- | Wished manufnetoiL-.-. ••! ..:• m u m M__yMMa i::e ■ blankets ami ascending '•:■•■ ga- ... mmm . : ay a : tiue collection of white mmm c ■:• :• m mmmms. ; The bi.k-o of the window ary d:a;.a. y. mm ■ hosiery, Crimean shiiaa and i-limm aia.ci-'S ; made up on the pre'MMse ; mmcm in; p;'" 1 j of the Factory. If we a; ■•■ md mimmmmmm til,.? : is the first time in they',Mooy that vac win- | rfo-,y of a Ica-litiLC m:~m; \v:'../.■<.'■•'.< •-■ m' ■ m cm ■ decorated y wMm mm a----:: -l ; /" ' -lial Wo.. d--o Mi 'MMMacaM' ' M ■■.■■■■: LMe <"•;- ; (.Tflr- ■■-■• -.:;.• •.-;. x-.i. ■■-<-■■ •■ y- ...'.■..-----^ branch !•■' 'ot Mad Mi M-aV !•< : >-m.- ■■:■.■■■ \ loped.- i Ai>--:-. ; :-- ; H,, :i ,r.VA- V Of:--T :mvtm;:m J'.-;. •:.-! >:.n- : gCH a.- i "ii'Mt <JoM';M:MM ! -. --y '-•' •. M'lM: M;lI.-M of these di-eases is ;-i.arc.y m-.x m- a:'y._ .a ; . unfurtnnateiy, mc.-t yiy':-"::.M! ■■::;< y LaeMi to their e.»st. (.'i.:;;i'is. t '''';'"'. ;;l " ; fiuenza. l;iv>neh:tis, tutMMai. v-:---M: isy. iMMrMnmationof the lungs, M,a ev.-n c -m a:a mi .u : in its early stage-, are -ii-'.M :Mmm" by rubbing I£«>;L .-,■.■;;;,• m ■ .mmmm m; ;m'"m mm ; chest anil ujjmii the back aMya-Mi ;MeyMiaM- '■ tiers. It peiieraies ;nr;M';:ay, c;icaiM, cold shivering. l , relieves I'm ; yver - g' ; mm d lungs. gradiuiiiyre;M:ives o;:Miv. •■•.-. r;''iM mm chust. anil restores the obs'::ne;ed ivsp:rati.':i ; hitlierto both uiscr..-.->ingiy ■.{.. .>gy.Li...e and ; highly dangerous. _ In y;'eat ng <Mass a-; ; diseases. ILolloway's i.''iils .iaiMl :U\'a.vs mj , taken while using his iUMtiMea; : i.a;y \r.\vy,y ■ the blood, pronu'te pei-. H a; li'.mii. r.inl aiiay ; dangerous irritations. Vau-e foi: Mo:;r-:v. V ; ; nMie'eon i people out oi every twe:uy !v::mm m; _' MtMig ; value for their money, aaa't ayn re ; \MiMer m , tho-e who are abi.ut io tiM.-ai m \aMr M-mmms, rc[ileiusii t'neir wanti'oM.. ;, or 'mv..m: ! :; a :-..••»."- in.' maehin^.— P>v ad.MMMieii 1 ;. e aiv. m i■■.• •, or comtort, they snounl •..", "yyy- ■■ '•'.'• "" IhtJ-iriANas Waitaiu J.li-nse. TariMie-• reaM Oaniaru, where tiM-y win. Mia ta.; a ye . adage carried out.- i. it. ... H.mmmv-:, .m:m- . nsr. Draper, Tailor, and mm.m und :: ; iiae iai- : porter.—[Adtt.] \ (iEXTLEMMN's KaMMV-. 1A T ■':'. (..'; .NIMM ; f[.orKEN(M—Hood ami M'i.MiMan. c ■■■■■■■■-■" y'- , Tees and Itehen scivets, Paiaara. m;''-; ''mmo : largest stock of i.i.aiMeia ■■:. s ;. .•■ .m:.m i. .oMi- ; ing in the north i>f C'tago, -im M;ya:Ma ; lor chea]vness v.nd dnraMilM'y. :■;■ Ma;.; m:..-.i j and others will lind tiiis r. smo ;m:m iv ; , aMie ; establishment to make t!m-m- MiMcnases. | Every article of genuine iMMMiha a;ri tneir | stock is free of ail g..-ods or a | jobbish character. Oiu: price UMiea. j [Advt.] ! Ofr Xew Zv.\L.\y\< Imm:mmmm:s —--'•M'---rs. Hallenstein Bros., Mainufa. mmvi mtio. wholesale wareheuseinen. of ttie M'ov /.eyMM:-i Clothing Factory, foliowMig toe (m s«>me of the la:".r; inaMiMacMMcrs ac noiiio, and more especinliy witn a \l.m.v li.j'ivva;.ing the importation of Kagli- :r cy..'.:UM.g. are opening exten-ive retail esta-.-Mchment; y.y the large eentrei of }..:Mulan > aM .l-m;: tins purpose they have lately iitte-.L v.\> eoimnodious premises in .Men-nv. Moss' buiidings, Tinunes-sire.:. vvliere the sale of their manuMiciMie- v id M.e tnrown Ofjen direct to the public of i.annai'u. .i :, -is branch, which will be <>y..i'.e-l on S;M.u;May April 7, will be under the m:i;m- .mm • manage merit of JMr. i*. C. l-'hidsay. and im.ler Cue personal supervision of Mr. •;. iiaUensLeni. the head of the -New Zealand miim. Hallenstein Bros., under tire manag.aae.nt ot Anderson, started the- M\ew /.ealana Clothing Factory about three ye.-.r.s ago. They commenced on a couii-.avativeiy siaaii seal-?, but at present they employ i.-j-.v.'e-.n 3<JiJ r.nd 400 people. They had t-.» overeoiue man>. d'taculties, an 1 much preiudies, and +he persistent opposition on the part .jf glntting this nvavtet with goods, iiL.l no doubt the