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Oamaru Mail, Volume II, Issue 526, 8 January 1878, Page 3

; M|l ßg < 9NEsa l ~, i e w!i n c; M A C IT I N E S. ■ • Dtiyyoi|r Machines from a practical man. Repairs guaranteed for th<s first six months. A iiewjand very choice lot of Sewing .Machines just to hand, comprising ; "TllK I.ITTLF. HOWE," Which unites strength "and' compactness; .producing! work of a most superior character. The [simplicity of this Machine justifies the high iamc, which it has rcc.civpd fro.ni 'purchaser^. I" The Doi.ly Varuex, " An exeellout piece of mechanism, producing a tine sfiitiih, and is of such simplicity as to put it "within the reach of any .intelligent young person. Mothers of families should po.-sess themselves of one for the purpose of •enabling their daughters to begin early. •""Tiiii Little Hand Siicttle." This Machine lias won quite a renown in the sewing world, and is highly recommended, .both for ids simplicity and the rate of speed it attains.' It is a capital assistant in the economy df a small family. , All the above are lock-stitch,.and combine . the latest improvements. Early inspection is invitei R. H. MOODY, Tees-Stijekt, Oamaim;. 1.1 OF NEW ZEALAND. Cai-it-al ■ - £1,«00,000. Paid up, £50.000; Reserve, £70,000. THIS PURELY LOCAL OFFICE Presents many advantages to the Insuring ! Public. The Capital and Profits ara Retained in the Colony. The Head Office and Management being Local, Settlements are made, without vexatious delays, or reference to offices at a distance. ' ■ Hates and Terms oqual to those offered-by any Company in the city. JOHN'LEMON, 374 Agent, Oamaru. NEW~GOObS! NEW GOODS!! NEW GOODS! 1 ! '' First Shipment for the Season of BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for Spring and Summer "VTcar. TAR. MOLLISON AND SON i>3 respectfully invite Inspection of the Goods they have . . JUST OPFNED OUT. TV in? of a very -SUPERIOR QUALITY, and end-racing all the Latest NOVEL'iTKS in the Trade, they cannot fail in tjivina every ROOTS' AND SHOES Every Variety Made to Order on the Premises at the SIIOR TE S T N OTIC E. /i:3' Note the Address— JAMFS MOLLISON AND SON, TiiAMics-sriiKET. 0:Js? AI.EX.FA M I L T O N begs to thank his Friends for the liberal share of support accorded him in the past, and intimates that he is in a position to serve all those who favour him with their patronage with the best and rarest of Fruits and the purest and choicest Confectionery that can be had in Oamaru. A L E X. F A M ILTON (Immediately next door to the Allia Hotel), TIIAMES-STKEET.

IT I L L I K E H' S II CASH STORE. GROCERIES OF THE BEPT QUALITY At Reduced Pkices. Just Arrived—Prime Canterbury Chceso, Hams and Bacon. THOMAS HILLTKER, 413 Thames-street North. A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL. Tfni-IE undersigned, in wishing his CusJL tomers and Friends the ] COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON, Tenders his hearty thanks to them for their patronage bestowed on him during the past four years, and solicits a continuance of their liberal favours. G. W. D. has always on hand a large supply of everything in season— Dried Fruits, Bon-bons, Almond*, acco and Cigars of the Best Brands Poultry at the Cheapest Rate*. Note the Address—■ Next door to Wansbiough, Painter. G. W. DRAP ER, Thames -htkekt. (!0G M IT S I C. "j|,|"RS. W. E. BIIUN TO N receives Pupils for MUSIC and SINGING, at her residence, Humber-street. DRAWING CLASSES twice a week. For terms, &c, apply to Mr. JFerrier, or Messrs. Eonayne and'Cottrell. 29