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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 380, 12 July 1877, Page 3

WANTED. ANTED, a YOUNG LADY desirous of learning the Fancy Busine-s thoroughly. Appiy Miss C 1.01 i; n, lichcnstreet. "Y\TANTED, a goo.l HOUSEMAID, y T Apjily Commercial Hotel. ~i-i TAXTED KXOWN—Just received l>y )/ last mail, a Large Quantity of Hair Brushes, from Is. (nl. each. Nail Brushc- - , from Is. each. Tooth Brushes, from O'd. each. —M. Taylor, Hairdresser, Thatnesstreet. Q PORTING.—WANTED KNOWN, that the public can see the Latest News about SPORTING EVENTS —all the leading Sporting and other papers—and find a Good Fire and every comfort, at 1! ICHA WDSOX'S Roval Hotel, Tces-sticet, Oamaru. '27S WANTED, Persons in Want of Situations, to l\no\v that the Mail is the best means of making their wants known, as advertisements of that class are always looked for in Evening I'apers. ANTED KNOWN, that the Oamaru Evening Mail presents Special Advantages to persons in Want of Servants, as it is essentially the working mans paper, and consequently has the Largest Circulation of any paper in the district. "ANTED the PUBLIC to KNOW , , that Advertisements of l(i Words or under are inserted in the A\ anted Column of the Evkxinu Mail for ONE SHILLING. ANTEDK N 0 W N. F. EAII L E'S LUNCHEON, DINING, & SUPPER Rooms, Oten* Daily. Mkals at All Hoiks, Comprising all the Delicacies of the Season. Fresh Oysters always on hand. N B. —Table d'hote atOne p.m. on Sundays. 1233 "fTTANTED VISITORS TO DUNEDIN VV TO KNOW THAT THE MOST COMFORTA BLE BEDROOMS a r> e AT WATSON'S. Travellers called for early trains and coaches. EUS3HS3S KOT2CES. CASH SALE EXTRAORDINARY. PREVIOUS TO STOCK-TAKING.

On the occasion of the T!e-Uinon of the \ve:lkuo\vn Finn ot ST ILLI GA N Als I) II Ell). 'i'lie rarest opportunity ever offered t'.io inlmbitAuts ot lainam airl surrounding ilisiiiets tsi pr, curing FIEST - CLASS PEUFKCT G«>()DS AT UM'ARALLM.i l) riilOK.S !

The whole Stock will bo subjected to the Most' .Sweeping I.EPi s, in order to ellcet a Speedy CleaiMUce ! Ladies' Untrimmed Hiits f om (id. 'J riiinned 1 lats trom 2a Gd. Flowers from lid per spr.i.y. Ladies' Cursors from 2s per pair. Ladies' Chemise from Is Dd. l adies' Night Dresses from 3s Gd. Ladies' Tucked Drawers from 2s (id. Ladies' Coloured skirts from -Is each. A Large Variety of LADIES' COSTUM KS, At" FABULOUS •r;;i.CivS! Bleached Sheeting—two yards wide—at Is (id. REMNANTS. "REMNANTS. REMNANTS. Accumulated during the season, and now marked at FKICKS iiiat V."ILL ASTONISH EYK^YONI':. COME! SEE! JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES ! An immense quantity of KNGLISII-.MAHE MEN'S, YOUTHS', & BoY;V CLOTHING, Con-isting of Paget?, Sacs. Sac Suits, Trousers, and Trousers and Vests, will be sa",riiiecd in older to make room for Colonial Clothing of 0U R 0W N 31 A N UiACT ; UR E. Men's Overcoats, 20s Gd. Sac Suits, oas Gd. Boy's Suits, l!)s 1 Id. .Men's and Boys' Still' Eelt Hats from Is each.

BOOT DEPARTMENT Subject to the same Sweeping .Reductions ! Men's Balmoral Boots ... l()s (id. Blucher Boots ... ... (is (id. LADIES', M AIDS', AND CHILD KEN'S BOOTS AND SLIPPERS Of the Best Qualities. MUST BE CLEARED .it SALE PRICES, As we are determined to make this a Sale ever to be remembered. Come Oxe ! Come All ! TO MILLIGAN AND EEID'S IYaitaki Hoc sh, THAMES STEET, OAMARU. Sale to commence Oil SATURDAY, 23nl JUNE, at 10 a.m. AH Goods purchased at Sale Prices must be paid for, Cash. 109 COAL DEPOT. MANUKA FIREWOOD, RAILS, STAKES, AND POSTS, BEST 810 - HILL COAL. Delivered ai any part of the town, cheap, for cash. JOHN OR Pv, Titke-steiet. ISB