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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 521, 2 January 1878, Page 3

- ' .. ?■-" : —— jEt? IN G MACHINE S ; Buy your Machines from a practical man. Repairs guaranteed for the first six mouths. A new and very choice lot of Sewing Machiu- s just to hand, commising "THE i.ITTLE IjOVvE,'' Which 11 ni ess iei g h ami .ompactness. producing work of a mo. t superior character The simplicity of this Machine jest, fie', the liigli name Wi.ich it has received fro:-*-purchasers. "The Doi t.y Vahdes*." An excellent piece of mechanism, producing a fine stitch, and is of such simplicity as t" put it within the reach of any int lligent young person. Mothers, of families should possess themselves of one for the purpose of enabling their daughters to begin early. •'The Little Fland Shuttle." This Machine has won quite a renown in the sewing world, and is highly r commended, both for its simplicity and the rate of speed it att ins. It is a cipital assi tant in tlic economy of a small family. All the above are loek-stitch, and combine the latest improvements. The prices range from ,£:! 10s., £l, to £4 10s. Early inspection is invited. R. MOO by, Tees Street, Oamaru. SI 3 "ATIONAL INSUKANCK COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capita l .... £1,000,000. Paid up, £50,000 ; Reserve, £70,000. THIS PURELY LOCAL OFFICE Presents many advantages to the Insuring Public The Capital and Profits are detained in the Colony. The Head Office and 'Management being i ocal, Settlements are made without vexatious delays, or reference to offices at a distance. Bates and Terms equal to those offered by any Company in the city. JOHN LEMON, 374 Agent, Oamaru. 0 N SAL E—OATS, BRAN, CHAFF. SPEN T CE AND BEE. 304NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.'! NEW GOODS!!! First Shipment for the Season, of - BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for Spring and Summer Wear. J AS. MOLLIS ON AND SON respectfully invite Inspection of the (joods they have JU>T OPENED OUT. Being of a very SUPERIOR QUALITY, and embracing all the Latest NoVELTItiS in the Trade, t'-ey cannot fail in giving every SATISFACTION to the wearer. BOOTS AND SHOES Of Every Variety Made to Order en tke Premises at the S H OIIT E ST N OTI C E. £ST Note the Address— JAMES MOLLISON AND SON, Thames-street. 92?

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. - ' YULE OFFERINGS. A CHOICE COLLECTION of Fancy. Goods, selected specially FOE, THE FESTIVE SEASON", Of unrivalled excellence, unexampled cheapness, and eminent y suitable for Presents, are now mi view at this Favourire Establishment. Ladies' Satin-lined Work Baskets, Velvet and Morocco Ladies' Companions, Bead ■Baskets, Shell Boxes, Christinas and liii'thday Girds, some Very Beautiful Book Marks, all SUITABLE FOE THE SEASON. Don't forget to coine and see the CHIUSTMA.S TREE, ... Loaded with . TOYS'OF EVi-'RY DESCRIPTION, AT : J. C A G N E Y'S Gift Depot. TH AMES-ST I? EET (Nearly opposite the Post Office). N.B.—Several Cases of Goods and Stationery .'expected daily from Loudon, per County of Peebles, "265 "F FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW Y E A. R. FIREWORKS ! FIREWORKS ' ! FIREWORKSiUU! , , Lnported Solely " FOR' THE YO'UNGaTER'Sr " n: ' T Delay not in Purchasing, for THE SUPPLY IS NOT I.QUAL TO the" Demand/ „To be" had -of, , ALEX. PAMTLTON (Inimediaiely'next door to tlielAlliaiicc Hotel). ■>. . V THAMES-STPvEET. > . ■.? -Ai ft E X. ! 'F A 3VI -I L T O N X3L to thank his Friends for the liberal share of support accorded hini.in the >£> ast, and -.iiibimatce that he is 111 a poi-ircoii t9,sei',v.B-;all those wlio favour him v.'itli their be>.t«and rarest »f Fruits ?aud_the choicest Confectionery that'cau^l/i;' ; liEid in. Oamaiu. 4'25