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

BUSINESS NOTICES N'KW YEAR'S RVE ! NEW YEAR'S EVE ! ! NEW YEAiI'S EVE ! ! ! GOOD NEWS FOR YOT'NG FOIKB ! NEW YEAR'S J -YS ! NEW YE \ It's JOV>- ! ! NEW Y! A:."S JO\& ! ! ! f If. C I. E G H O K N, OF W.vi i KL'JO House, Desi res to notify to the Parents and Guardians of the Young Folks of Oamaru aud Neighbourhood, th.it he will carry out the plan commenced by him Last Christinas, of rendering the Christmas Season Happy by providing a MONSTER FREE NEW YEAR'S GIFT Ti.EE ! which wili be loaded with TOYS AND PRESENTS OF EVERY KIND for :hn Y r ouug on NEW YE A R'S EV E. FREE PRESENTS ! EREEPRESENTS !! FRi-E PRESENTS!!! FOR ONE ! FOR'ALL ! ■BOYS—REMEMBER THE NEW I 7 EAR'S TREE. GIRLSREMEMBER THE NEW YEAR'S TREE. PARENTSREMEMBER THE NEW YEAR'S TREE. TWO THOUSAND FREE GIFTS * To Select From. EVERY CUSTOMER Of Waterloo House 011 Christmas and New" Year's K vis may. CHOOSE ANY PIiESENT From the Enormous Number of 2000. J. H. CLEGHORN Takes the opportunity of thanking bis Patrons for the large measure of support accorded to him during the past year, and considers that he cannot better evinc« his satisfaction for past favours aud his largely - increasing Trade than by providing Mirth and Amusement for the Yocn* Ones in their. Holidays. He has, therefore, - much pleasure in intimating that he will continue the practice inaugurated. by him Last Christmas of providing a FREE CHRISTMAS TREE EVERY CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S EVE, Which will be loaded with TWO THOUSAND GIFTS. COME ONE ! COME TEN ! ! COME THOUSANDS!!! ENOUGH FOR EACH ! ENOUGH FOR ALL ! ! The steady increase in the Trade of Wa'ieiu.oo iinusi-: has necessitated and warranted large aud extensive additions to the premises, v.lii.jh are now about to be made, and will be'completed iu February nest, in time for the. Autumn Season, whereby ■ NEW SHOW ROOMS, The largest and most elaborate in the Colony,' will be provided ; also, largely increasing the accommodation of the Shop. The adtlit o;is will make tlio SHOP AND SHOW-ROOM ONE HUNDRED (100) FEET In depth, and will be fitted with 11 the MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, Unequalled in Magnificence in New Zealand. J. H: CLEGHORN, WATERLOO HOUSE, Thames-street, ' 0 A M A R U. Office of Home and Continental Buyar : 131, Bromptou-road, London,. 351

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHINC+ MAC FAR LANE k (3 0. are now showing an extensive varistjr of Tweeds. Broavlcloths, Venetians, Fancy Coatings, Yestings, &e.; ■ also, Diagonals, Cashmeres, and the Newest Novelties far Ladies' Paletots, Jackets, and Mantlet, which are sold by the yard, or made-up inta Garments by experienced workmen. Thi« Department is in charge of a First-class Cutter, and every Garment guaranteed a PERFECT FIT.' Excellent Mosgiel Tweed Suits Best English Tweed Suits Good Black Cloth Suits. Special attention is directed t» . Gentlemen's Bahnoekburn Tweed Suits lii a variety of Choice Patterns. These Suits are the rery Best Value ever offered to the Public. v 4 A LARGE 1 ASSORTMENT Of Shirts, Scarfs, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Gloves, Braces,. Umbrellas. .Hats, Caps, ' : , Bonnets,-ic.,'at 1 LOWEST PRICES. THE LARGEST STOCK OF TWEEDS In Oamarft to Select from. All goods jßßran fceed, thoroughly shrunk, , and no ' inferior goods kept. -OAMARU TWEED HOUSE, . THAMES-STREET, : ■ 'i • Oamarh. . 119 - <: A>N D . LE I G-H, man -ana- Seedsmen, ' ' " r l'tii}MES-RTr.'2ET ' . . , - . I (Nearly adjoiiimgiiessrs.,: hi;iniski and - Moss' Building!-). , •Recipients of the Medals, ofUhe N.'\o. Ax ami P. Association's ixhibitirm; 1876,- • - ' and of the N. O. Horticultural: -;Vr A: : Sopitty.'s SlioTr, 1877. .31 U S I" C. -]VjT ES - ■W. -E. ;BRI7Iv T' O 'lSr receives Pil[Hls T ; foi- dIITSIO- anii SINGING, p.t her j:ef idencu, Jiumbcr-street. DRAWING • C LAbS ivS; ta xAjgJt;-*; - Tor"tern%*£c., sp];ly to 'jlr. j<«